I never foresaw such vast uptake of AI, because I genuinely thought people had higher expectations of quality. But not really. They just want to fill the empty space up.
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I never foresaw such vast uptake of AI, because I genuinely thought people had higher expectations of quality. But not really. They just want to fill the empty space up.
I do some C# at work, and it is falsely maligned.
Very Ruby-esque.
I assumed it was to help with floating point quantization. Less loss of information when the model is shrunk?
What's the implication of it being mostly small floats?
Books with double the page count? Probably not. Double the number of AI slop novels to sell on Amazon? Fuck yeah.
Very curious to know what the issue was. Did you figure it out?
This looks like a really cool concept, a great way to visualize the agent workflow!
Also data analysts calling themselves data scientists.
I have a couple of paid fonts, but I keep coming back to SF Mono.
x.com/bcardarella/..., it's not in development anymore.
Are there any size guides available?
I have seen alchemist thrown around.
+1!
Seeing it as well.
Sounds like an interesting role. How async would you describe the environment at Denim? I am based in UTC+5.30.
Guards need to be resolvable functions at compile time. My guess is importing allows for that as the function gets imported into the local namespace.
Compiz!
I think the author stated on the forum that its basically ratatouille being served over ssh underneath.
There is also garnish, with a focus on serving TUI over SSH.
github.com/ausimian/gar...
Before all the lambda craze, I really thought microservices were for micro-tasks you wanted to keep away from your monolith because you needed, for example, js on it. I still feel that’s what the architecture is best for.
Specifically OTP actors, or actor model with OOP? For the latter, there is www.ponylang.io/media/papers... from the folks at @ponylang.bsky.social that could be worth a read.
Great article! Got to learn so much!
In the Example module, Test.answer would be 84.
As someone still getting into MCP servers, I would really appreciate that.
If you are not attached to types, might i recommend clojure?
Whatsapp implemented a limited version of markdown a while back. And apple sneaks in power features once in a while. It certainly feels possible!
That's kind-of how I have grok-ed it as well.
That sounds awesome. Looking forward to eventually watching it online. Always enjoy your talks!
The magic, to be honest. Eg, render() automatically looking for certain modules for templates really tripped me up as a go user. Extends to phoenix as well. I was very used to explicitness.