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Comment #47178309
As LLM providers ship breaking changes on a near-monthly cadence, the difference between a 10-minute .env swap and a 400-line PR comes down to architecture. This post introduces se…
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Comment #42459470
Same here. I'm using langchain which creates a varchar id column. It also has different collections on the same table.
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Comment #35435946
Magnetic USB cables are a godsend for young kids with tablets.
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Comment #32750579
I've had that on my 'to buy' list for too long. In such a rapidly changing field like computing, books have to be really special to reach the 'classic' accolade.
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Comment #28680684
I'd say its about 1/3 biography, 1/3 history of the early cold war and 1/3 game theory. Neuman definitely deserves a good biography though.
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Comment #28614320
This here. I think the author is confusing what a 10x developer is. I took the 10x dev to mean somebody who may work efficiently but also improves all of the devs around them. Impr…
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Comment #27808618
"Tape it to the fridge" Please don't do this, at least keep it hidden from general viewing.
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Comment #25220191
Like in moneyball. It could have a bearing on players wages, sponsorship etc. I hope too hope they loose though.
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Comment #22502560
paperswithcode has a link to the repo https://paperswithcode.com/paper/slide-in-defense-of-smart-a...
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Comment #21944537
I got stuck on this problem a while ago. I was doing reinforcement learning and the environment needed to run in pypy to make it fast enough. I ended up using Pyro4 to bridge pypy …
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Comment #19450200
https://www.manning.com/books/deep-learning-and-the-game-of-... This is an amazing book that goes over how alpha go works and how to replicate it. The book uses keras.
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Comment #17867326
You can use it for "what if" analysis. - Take a fork of the database - Transform data in the fork. i.e. costs+5% - Point your current queries to run on the fork You can see how wit…
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Comment #17311433
I always figured 'model zoo' was a general term for for a collection of trained models.
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Comment #12200813
I would recommend micropython on the esp8266 as then you can use the same code that was running on the pi with a few tweeks. https://github.com/micropython/micropython/tree/master/…