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billdueber
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Comment #49116706
For me, I find the biggest benefit is that I actually do all the things I know I’m supposed to do, but usually don’t bother if I’m the only audience.The first time a model asked me…
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Comment #49058380
I keep seeing tts stories here. Is it just an interesting subset of the llm world, or is there a huge use case I’m somehow missing?
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Comment #46245282
Gopher came out of the U of Minnesota. Their teams are the “Golden Gophers.”
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Comment #43757999
If you add in a call to “.lazy“ it won’t create all the intermediate arrays. There since at least 2.7. https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.7.0/Enumerator/Lazy.html
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Comment #42943842
You’re right, of course, and I apologize to GP for conflating what they were saying with what I, to be fair, do often see in these threads. Like others in these comments, I can use…
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Comment #42943548
Sigh. Another git thread, another pile of posts telling me that if I would _just do the work_ to understand the underlying data structure I could finally allow myself to be swept u…
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Comment #42873409
“Do you want to be a Writer, or do you want to write ?” I think that almost any question of the form “Do you want to be an X er, or do you want to X ” is useful these days.
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Comment #41692891
I keep telling people to think of Rails as a “ruby-like” language. Rails monkey-patches so much and has so much magic that it’s substantially a different thing.
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Comment #41315564
I'm kind of interested in this space -- can anyone point me at an article that goes over why this is harder for python than it seems to be for, e.g., ruby? Is there something inher…
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Comment #39071003
Reminder to everyone commenting here: you are not an average student. The hard part of teaching is not coming up with dynamite lessons for kids who are smart and want to learn and …
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Comment #14273742
No, it was a joint decision. I just figured I'd be more-or-less like my dad, who loves being a dad. It never struck me that it might be something I really struggle with. Overall, i…
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Comment #14269044
A lot of parents really, really like having kids. The ROI on having children is, for them, so self-evident that they don't really think about it. But that's not true for everyone, …