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5n

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    TextQL is building full self-driving for the modern data stack. We're automating the day to day job of a data analyst, from pulling dashboards to answering data questions straight …

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    Show HN: Inject VSCode code, errors, and definitions into your ChatGPT prompt

    I made this project for myself over the past two days. It's a web app that lets you build a ChatGPT prompt where you can add code, errors, and symbol definitions from VSCode in one…

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    I'm pretty sure that the actual Copilot auto completions are still on GPT3 for speed and cost reasons

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    Show HN: I made a tool that automatically documents dbt models with GPT-3

    Sharing dbt documentor, a CLI tool that I built over the weekend to automatically generate dbt docs for models and columns with missing descriptions using the OpenAI API. Would lov…

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    Comment #34873162

    The simply-typed lambda calculus is modeled by any cartesian closed category. That means we can define categories representing domain specific interpretations such as hardware circ…

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    Seems like both of them are inspired by Functional Reactive Programing, so yeah, hard to say Elm was foundational

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    I've found that knowing categories to the extent that Haskell teaches them through osmosis is useful. For example, knowing functions are functors in the return type and cofunctors …

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    Comment #34614544

    In this post I feed GPT-3 a bunch of high-school level CTF problems to see how well it handles basic security and cryptography tasks.

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    It would be really cool if this was a browser extension that talked with the AnkiConnect protocol! Then I could just open it up on an article I like, make some cards, and click whi…

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    Ask HN: I don't use an IDE, should I be using one?

    I've been at my job for about 1.5 years, and I don't actually use an IDE. Basically I have tmux with one vim window and 1-3 terminal windows. Whenever I want to see the results of …

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    IMO dataframes are the reason why dynamic typing fits data science so well. It's certainly possible to represent a single dataframe as a static type; but representing all the slici…

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    Would be interesting if the Chinese-Japanese ones did homographs on Kanji/Hanzi too!

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