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jclem
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About jclem
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Comment #44327340
For years, a friend of mine (in San Francisco) and I (in New York City) have sent one another an image [1] of one of these being tuned any time we’re doing coast-to-coast software …
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Comment #39326002
I grew up in the Midwest, and my father, who went to the University of Kentucky, was fraternity brothers with Ben Gish, and so growing up it was a name that I heard often when he’d…
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Comment #36987755
You can reduce with list comprehensions in Elixir, but it's uncommon to see: sum_list = fn list -> for item sum + item) end sum_list.([1,2,3]) Other comments are correct that `Enum…
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Comment #36984949
It seems worth noting that the input of gte-small is limited to 512 tokens. The tokenizers for sure aren’t the same, but I imagine this is significantly less than ada-002, whose in…
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Comment #35341707
How are you stuffing long text into GPT context? Are you doing some form of summarization?
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Comment #34945137
This package is using GPT-3 via the “ChatGPT” export from that module, which is—somewhat misleadingly—not ChatGPT, but GPT-3.
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Comment #34156026
Hello from slightly further south on Vanderbilt Ave :) I haven't tried that Indian place yet, but it's on my list, now. The pizza and bagels threw me off (not because "Indian == ba…
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Comment #34156007
First, let's replace "gushing" with "discussing", because that's what was happening. I'm not sure "got bad during part of the pandemic, now is improving again" counts as gushing. I…
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Comment #34155653
Maybe you mean Vanderbilt Ave? Vanderbilt St has no commercial zoning. What many people don't know is that 3 of the pricier restaurants on Vanderbilt Ave are all actually the same …
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Comment #34072539
It's $50/year.
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Comment #33932791
An LWW register is most certainly a CRDT, it just has limited use. I think you’re making a good point about how one must be careful applying CRDTs, but I don’t think it’s accurate …
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Comment #33279303
It’s hard to get a sense from the site or from the actual idea pages what the goal is. Removing the BQE ( https://transformyour.city/vision/new-york-city/the-bqe ) would affect mil…
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Comment #32871726
While “Arcadia” is likely of greatest interest to HN readers of all of Tom Stoppard’s plays, I also highly recommend “Jumpers” and “The Hard Problem.” Also worth noting the many ex…
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Comment #32627717
Disclaimer: I like Railway. Heroku VMs had the kitchen sink, and I miss that with Railway. A pretty standard Phoenix app with Phoenix’s built-in auth doesn’t build and the user is …
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Comment #31653101
1Password “forces” (strongly suggests to) you to physically print a recovery kit with both your master password and secret key on it. I keep mine in a safe deposit box in another p…
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Comment #31094343
Layout and paint. I don’t think using the term “rendering” for interpolating data into a template is anything new, though, nor is it bad or even confusing that it means one thing i…
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Comment #30598758
I am curious what the difference is in property value and general perceived desirability between external-facing and internal-facing apartments in these superblocks in Barcelona.
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Comment #28638247
Ah, one of the bugs with Slate was with spell-checking. On mobile Safari, at least, its text nodes aren’t marked by spell check unless they’re interacted with by the user after the…
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Comment #28638223
Last I evaluated them, they had some bugs that wouldn’t work for my use case. For example, Quill has the annoying bug on mobile Safari of blocking the native behavior of capitalizi…
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Comment #28624232
One light-microsecond is about 300 meters, this must be milliseconds. Edit: Just saw that this was already pointed out. Apologies, didn’t mean to pile on.
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Comment #28576093
Seconding ProseMirror [1] as the least buggy editor implementation on top of contenteditable I’ve seen yet. It also supports JSON serialization and has plenty of support for comple…
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Comment #26883473
It’s for more than just a single CLI tool, but I’m a big fan of Charm’s site ( https://charm.sh/ ). It’s hard to understand what it all is at first, but I still had a pleasant expe…
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Comment #24825503
I don’t know about other places, but they’re getting a lot of use in NYC right now as a method for viewing restaurant menus for outdoor dining.
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