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by nferraz 7mo ago
I liked the way how you bootstrap the agent from a single markdown file.
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by nferraz 1y ago
Why did you opt for "highly-abbreviated commit IDs"? Instead of: ``` calendar/seasons.blog 196 40 d1 196 196e749 40 40c52f4 d1 d142598 ``` The tool should simply display: ``` calendar/seasons.blog
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Show HN: st - simple statistics from the command line interface (CLI)(github.com)
2 points by nferraz 1y ago|1 comments
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by nferraz 2y ago
> While LLMs are capable of writing functional Verilog sometimes, their performance is still subhuman. The key word here is "still". We don't know what the limits of LLMs are. It's possible that they will reach a dead
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by nferraz 2y ago
> The surest sign of a market for lemons is when everything for sale is garbage, and nobody has an incentive to put something up for sale that's not garbage, because they have no way to credibly signal their offerings aren't ga
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by nferraz 2y ago
In fact, NAND gates are enough to build a Turing complete machine. ;-)
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by nferraz 3y ago
It's a simple text adventure game engine. It looks like this: --- The Lost Kingdom You are a brave explorer on a quest to find the lost kingdom of an ancient civilization. You are in a mysterious cave with passageways leading in differ
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GPT-3 Adventure Game Engine(github.com)
1 points by nferraz 3y ago|2 comments
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GPT Adventure Game Engine(github.com)
2 points by nferraz 3y ago|0 comments
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by nferraz 10y ago
st - simple statistics from the command line https://github.com/nferraz/st
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by nferraz 13y ago
Nice! They definitely overlap, although there are a few differences... I'm not sure if ministat accepts bignum, scientific notation, etc.
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by nferraz 13y ago
Yes, Sprint suggested this: octave -q --eval "mean = mean(load('$1'))" But, again, octave requires more time to warm up...
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by nferraz 13y ago
Yup, octave requires more time to warm up. Regarding speed, for simple calculations like sum, mean and variance, the bottleneck is in I/O.
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by nferraz 13y ago
There isn't a max rowcount for sum, mean, variance, etc, because it is not necessary to hold the data in memory. The calculation of median and quartiles require that the whole set is stored and later sorted, so it is limited to the ava
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by nferraz 13y ago
Thanks! I changed the algorithm to online variance, hope it is more stable: https://github.com/nferraz/st/commit/d0fb1bf814fc5940c5aae39...
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by nferraz 13y ago
Thanks for the information! I wanted to use "stat", but it was already used (display file status); "statistics" was too big. Just as curiosity, I got the idea for this script when I wanted to calculate the sum of some nu
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by nferraz 13y ago
I like octave and R! The reason I wrote this script was to get quick results from the command line. For instance: I could use grep, cut and other unix tools to get the numbers from a file and make quick calculations. Of course, for complex
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Show HN: st – simple statistics from the command line(github.com)
73 points by nferraz 13y ago|25 comments
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by nferraz 14y ago
Super cool project! Thanks for sharing!!!
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XML User Interface for Appcelerator released as Open Source
4 points by nferraz 14y ago|0 comments