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gawi

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    Comment #45716389

    If you are able to isolate the text portion corresponding to the company name, you can compute the similarity (based on the character edit distance - Levenshtein) against every ite…

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    Comment #36340134

    LangChain is a perpetual hackathon.

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    Comment #36335738

    Not sure I like the "I know better" attitude of the LLM in this case. What other function response the LLM is likely to discard?

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    Comment #36335373

    It's only been added to the OpenAI interface. Function calling is really useful when used with agents. To include that to agents would require some redesign as the tool instruction…

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    Comment #34187157

    When I first encountered the Haskell Parsec library, the beauty of parser combinators hit me and I felt I'd never have to write a regular expression again. This hasn't been the cas…

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    Comment #27268352

    I really like the cover where you can find illustrations of anti-patterns such as stovepipes, gas factories, reinventing the wheel, etc. Can you names the others?

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    Comment #27207343

    I really like your explanation, which I find easier to understand. I do appreciate your "real-life" AST example, making clear that your are making a better design through the typin…

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    Comment #27207311

    Understanding how GADT works only comes next to understanding how leveraging the typing system during design can be beneficial. The motivation to go through this tutorial stems fro…

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    Comment #22809565

    One has to ponder if starting teching that will result in the next TikTok bleach+vinegar inhalation challenge.

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    Comment #21407639

    I agree. I gave up and went straight to HN comments.

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    Comment #21381619

    Nice plug in the middle of middle of the article, exactly at the right spot: > By the way, I write an article like this every month or so, covering lessons learned from growing B2B…

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    Comment #20984436

    Further in the text: > A Neural Module’s inputs/outputs have a Neural Type, that describes the semantics, the axis order, and the dimensions of the input/output tensor. This typing…

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    Comment #20113195

    Around the same period, in the telephony world, IVR (interactive voice response) systems entered the web universe with the VoiceXML W3C recommendation. It allowed IVR developers to…

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    Comment #14022462

    This is very interesting. I have no doubts that not having to deal with fault tolerance at the application level compensates for the efforts to put in place this architecture. And …

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    Comment #11466101

    Better yet: 4 lines of code + a few lines of comments.

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    Comment #10700958

    Donald Trump's failed attempt to shut down the Internet.

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    Comment #8873686

    I know this is highly pedantic but CURRENT_SPEED is not a constant and therefore shouldn't be all caps.

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    Comment #6601345

    It's wrong wrong wrong on so many levels. It's more unthinkable than impossible.

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    Comment #4432180

    Not even using libasteroid...

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    Comment #4377649

    On the net, everyday is April 1st.

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    Comment #3123540

    Agreed that Haskell might not be to perfect fit for most of the enterprise projects out there, BUT nevertheless it is worth learning and mastering. The perceived difficulty comes f…

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    Comment #2683766

    No offense, it's just funny ;) Provocative titles are good, they create a debate. It's true that I was playing the devil's advocate. Long title would be "Hey you Haskell guys, ever…

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    Comment #2681367

    This is funny. I'm the person having submitted the question on StackOverflow. KirinDave just assumed I was a Node.js hacker (which is absolutely not true!). I really wanted to unde…

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