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mvATM99
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Comment #48988745
Cheaper to write definitely, no so much cheaper to read. AI generated docs tend to be so annoyingly verbose if not reined in during prompting. But well, any documentation is good w…
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Comment #48757801
It does, but it's very poorly documented and quite unstable (on purpose i think). What the other commenter said about the VSCode BYOK seems to be the more reliable way. I tried add…
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Comment #48628004
Yeah exactly. I'm not exactly building TUI's every day, but even i felt pain when i read that "small game engine" post
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Comment #46838211
Very interesting! Gonna look through this for sure in the next weeks
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Comment #45963938
Nice looking library! Might try it for one of my own projects.
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Comment #45570637
You should definitely try mealie yes. On top of a good way to host your own recipes, the entire thing just feels...really well put together? I'm not even using the features beyond …
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Comment #45081655
I don't think youre missing out necessarily. I would riot if i couldn't use Pycharm anymore, for big python projects just nothing beats it right now. I do use VSCode too, but mostl…
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Comment #44839181
The manual approval of commands in GHCP can be circumvented, there's an experimental setting that allows you to accept all commands automatically. I wish you could be a bit more sp…
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Comment #44682230
Not sure, i can't run it since i can't install Node.js on my work environment. What is your experience with Context7 like? As for GitMCP: I think the url fetching tool of the docs …
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Comment #44680369
I've been using GitMCP.io + Github Copilot for this problem specifically (AI assistant + accurate docs). The downside is that you need to add a separate MCP server for each reposit…
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Comment #44373960
When you do have that work context MS copilot performs quite well. But outside of that usecase it's easy to see their model is pretty bad.
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Comment #44269287
Good to see positive reception to feedback! Sorry if my message came out as condescending, was not the intent. I recommend reading this piece on metrics https://openforecast.org/wp…
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Comment #44269260
Short answer: i use multiple metrics, never rely on just 1 metric. Long answer: Is the metric for people with subject-matter knowledge? Then (Weighted)RMSSE, or the MASE alternativ…
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Comment #44266578
Look i'm optimistic about time-series foundation models too, but this post is hard to take seriously when the test is so flawed: - Forward filling missing short periods of missing …
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Comment #43770194
Good list. Some of these i knew already, but the typing overloading and keyword/positional-only arguments were new to me. One personal favorite of mine is __all__ for use in __init…
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Comment #43742168
This is really cool and very practical. definitely will try it out for some projects soon. Can see some finetuning after generation being required, but assuming you know your own c…
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Comment #43497552
What a great article, i always like how much Anthropic focuses on explainability, something vastly ignored by most. The multi-step reasoning section is especially good food for tho…
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Comment #43387013
With good reason honestly. They take all the best practices from existing tooling we had, discard the bad, and make it run blazingly fast. Ruff for me meant i could turn 4 pre-comm…
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Comment #43218706
The comparison in general is quite poor. Where is a basic model list? You know, one of the biggest choices when forecasting... Also, when saying "Nixtla" do they mean TimeGPT or on…