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marmalade2413
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Comment #46835534
I disagree with referring to this as automatic software as if it's a binary statement. It's very much a spectrum and this kind of software development is not fully automatic. There…
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Comment #46591389
Can you confidently say that the architure of the LLM doesn't include any a priori bias that might effect the integrity of this LLM? That is, the architectures of today are chosen …
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Comment #46104810
It's not akin to a psychopath telling you they're sorry. In the space of intelligent minds, if neurotypical and psychopath minds are two grains of sand next to each other on a beac…
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Comment #46104494
An absolutely fantast book. I've read it cover to cover a couple of times during my PhD (which focused on neural networks and numerical solvers). Gives the right amount of depth to…
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Comment #45718637
I recently picked up Gleam for a small medical imaging project and I can quite honestly say I've never had more fun with a language. Docs are great and the whole language is small …
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Comment #45007003
Thank you! Ah I may need to work on improving the RSS reader. It seemed to work with my newsreader but it's far from perfect...
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Comment #45004780
Yes! It's not hosted via Emacs but here's the static site generation process: https://abdrysdale.phd/colophon.html
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Comment #44999234
I would be remis if after reading this I didn't point people towards talk box ( https://github.com/rich-iannone/talk-box ) from one of the creators of great tables.
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Comment #44999203
Adding fuel to the fire of "this is over engineering" but this is overkill right?! I'm not in the web development field but my own site is just deployed with Emacs (specifically HT…
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Comment #38891599
I was going to write a response but you've put what I would have said perfectly. The problem, at least in academia, is the pressure to publish. There is very little incentive to wr…
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Comment #38891299
The key elements that I consistently see missing when comparing languages is the cost/effort of maintenance and how easy is to write fast/slow code. The former boils down to, there…
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Comment #38891209
The choice of 1 based array indexing is due to Julia having it's roots in mathematics - which is a common choice for mathematics based programming languages (e.g. Fortran, Julia, M…