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    Comment #36588839

    The current AI may improve coder performance by only 5%, but it can improve non-coders' learning speed by 1000%. Learning to code has become significantly easier because of ChatGPT…

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    Comment #36456527

    I believe the issue is not a lack of content, but the quality of the content. There are so many decks on https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/ , including ones for Kotlin ( https://ank…

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    Comment #36455848

    One problem I've seen is that most addictive things, including games, either offer a diversity and discovery of content (as seen in watching YouTube videos or playing incremental g…

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    Comment #36455669

    Have you tried the latest version of Anki? Its design has become modern. From a technical perspective, a software written in Rust, Python, Svelte, and TypeScript should not be cons…

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    Comment #36328503

    Cool. This may be a bit nitpicky, but most of the interactive JavaScript environments I have seen with auto-run ("evaluates as-you-type"), including this one, freeze in the followi…

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    Comment #36321577

    https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer is not for GPT-4 but GPT-3. https://tiktokenizer.vercel.app/ supports GPT-4.

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    Comment #36030742

    I want that feature too, but in reality, many non-trivial extensions require the execution of binaries such as language servers. Applying capability models to these executables wil…

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    Comment #36020945

    You may already know this, but Pyright and Pylance are the same thing. "Under the hood, Pylance is powered by Pyright," https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-pytho…

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    I thought they had only applied the technique to 307,200 neurons. 1,000 / 307,200 = 0.33% is still low, but considering that not all neurons would be useful since they are initiali…

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