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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
That is confusing, I thought it was monads who are Burrito. So is Biology made of monad ?
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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
Indeed, I check and the solution was already on stack overflow https://askubuntu.com/a/1483248
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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
In a previous employer, they block the chmod command. I took the habit to python -c "import os; os.chmod('my_file',744)". Glad to see LLM re-discover this trick.
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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
Oh OK, that is something I learn today.
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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
There is a small typos in The Ninety-Ninety Rule > The first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of development time; the remaining 10% accounts for the other 90%. It should be 90% code - 10% time / 10% code - 90% time
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ebonnafoux
5mo ago
Also, I dislike that they are using Github as the default package registery. But as this langage was created inside Microsoft, it makes senses.
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6mo ago
They repeat only six sentences during 100+ comments: Worked like a charm, much appreciated. This was the answer I was looking for. Thanks, that helped! Thanks for the tip! Great explanation, thanks for sharing. This was the answer I was loo
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ebonnafoux
6mo ago
The question is can you be trained? Beside the obvious case, some IA generated photo could not be distinged from real one.
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ebonnafoux
7mo ago
You can easily make a RLAIF loop. - Take a list of n animals * m vehicule - Ask a LLM to generate SVG for this n*m options - Generate png from the svg - Ask a Model with vision to grade the result - Change your weight accordingly No need to
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ebonnafoux
7mo ago
There can be a lot of definition but I propose " a wage where you do not need to annoy your customer for tip".
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ebonnafoux
8mo ago
China is a 1.4 billion people country, more than US + Europe, so it is expected that there is a wild gap between high end product and low cost there.
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ebonnafoux
8mo ago
It's wild that people check the box > I have searched existing issues and this hasn't been reported yet when the first 50 issues are about 500 error.
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ebonnafoux
8mo ago
https://ebonnafoux.bearblog.dev/ Started two weeks ago, but my resolution is to publish at least once a month
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8mo ago
Yes but in practice, if you compute K=X.wk, Q=X.wq and then K.tQ you make three matrice multiplication. Wouldn't be faster to compute W=wk.twq beforhand and then just X.W.tX which will be just two matrices multiplication ? Is there som
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9mo ago
Now divide "coal consumption", "executions" and " CO2 emission" by capita, it is also interesting.
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9mo ago
I have seen some codebase doubling the number of LoC after "refactoring" made by humans, so I would say no.
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10mo ago
In the article > Contrast this with equivalent code that is full of logistics, where I’m using only basic Python language features and no special data wrangling package: n = len(values) # Calculate mean mean = sum(values) 
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ebonnafoux
10mo ago
Python can be somehow consider OOP since evrything inside it are Object, even function and module.
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10mo ago
He has a lot of impact it's true. But is he a figure to be inspired of ? I don't think so, his hubris kill more than 400k men ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_invasion_of_Russia ). One can argue that Hitl
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10mo ago
> Napoleon: A Life by Andrew Roberts Napoleon kill the first French republic and actually reduce the size of territory control by France. Napoleon is IMO one of the most overrated historical figure. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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10mo ago
The very classic parse don't valide if you haven't already read it : https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05/parse-don-t-va...
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11mo ago
For me the concept of MCP was to have a client/server relation. For skills everything will be local.
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1y ago
Does someone, with some experience on this subject, has an opinion on the best solver with binding in Python for a begginer? The OP use Z3 but also mentionned MiniZinc and I heard about Google OR-Tools.
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ebonnafoux
1y ago
They focus more on entreprise/institution not B2C. Recently they sign with Luxembourg for all public servant there.
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ebonnafoux
1y ago
gemini-2.5-pro is ranked number 1 in llmarena ( https://lmarena.ai/leaderboard ) before gpt-5-high. In the Text-to-Video and Image-to-video, google also have the highest places, OpenAI is nowhere.
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1y ago
The sun does not set on the French Empire is still alive with french Guyanna in South America, Mayotte and la Réunion in Africa and New Caledonia and French Polynesia in Pacific Ocean.
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1y ago
The way people code with Python is by using its large ecosystem, few people only use the standart library. No one knows all the API, the more discoverability there is, the better.
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1y ago
> Who takes care of the nannies kids? Nannies take multiple children (up to 4 here in France) at the same time. So he/she can take his/her own.
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1y ago
But the same is true for human, we get our information though our senses we do not have the __real__ word directly.
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1y ago
httpx to make the call yourself, or if you really want a wrapper the openAI python https://github.com/openai/openai-python .
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