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rubyskills
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Comment #37452254
Was it HFT or just processing large client orders? I'm having a hard time finding this out
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Comment #37230587
Substring search for the word delve in the intro paragraph is all you need. :)
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Comment #36812407
We already have a push system called Check 21. You scan an image of a check and it will send the money instantly to the bank instead of through the Fed. It created after 9/11, as m…
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Comment #36812373
Zelle exists and you can scan a check that was written to you (check 21)
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Comment #36812324
Next business day. How long it takes can also depend on the receiving bank
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Comment #36790715
I do enjoy reading actual dialog coming from Kenny. :)
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Comment #36633293
Reads like a content piece to push pgvector. This is good feedback. I think this is more of a critique of my writing style than anything. I need to work on this!
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Comment #36633071
I do admit, I am a pretty big fan boy of pgvector (and postgres). I think it's a much better solution than some of these other vector databases that are available. I would like to …
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Comment #36599411
This isn't quite accurate. GPT3.5 is 4k tokens and has a 16k version GP4 is 8k and has a 32k version. You are correct that this needs to account for both input and output. I suspec…
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Comment #36599350
Yes I'd like the details on this. My experience has been the opposite of you prompt it correctly, or it has the algorithm or data structure trained in its model already.
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Comment #36450453
I was able to use a json-schema shard to streamline the generation of the JSON. I think the implementation is more elegant than what I've seen in other openai libraries. I'm really…
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Comment #36403824
I like this guided NSDR session with Andrew Huberman. He pulls you out after 10 minutes in a nice way that gently reintroduces your CNS to reality. https://youtu.be/AKGrmY8OSHM
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Comment #36336054
It's also harder to stream JSON? Maybe I'm overthinking this.
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Comment #35869703
It surely can do this, but you have to define what your taste is. Then you can ask, does this comment match my taste?
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Comment #35838151
He is attempting it! I've been following his journey moving his apps out of the cloud and I just say it, I want to try some of his deployment tooling he's making as a result.
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Comment #35108278
That's where fractal Fibonacci retracements come into play. :D ;) Sarcasm if it wasn't clear
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Comment #33569101
You should check out Andrew Huberman's videos about sleep on YouTube. I found that strategies to get my core body temperature down towards the evening, combined with morning light …
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Comment #33131798
I really enjoyed "Learn C The Hard Way" by Zed Shaw. His style of learning resonates with me. https://learncodethehardway.org/c/
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Comment #33019294
I only take L Theanine at night as a sleep supplement. It works well for that!
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Comment #31771336
Have you tried porting the problem into postgres? Not all big data problems can be solved this way but I was surprised what a postgres database could do with 40 million rows of dat…
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Comment #31688355
It's funny because you could argue that slack and discord replaced IRC. I wonder if we will have cycles or if commercial hosted solutions will always win this arms race.
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Comment #31687114
I'd say this is more true for C vs C++. It has been my experience that the interop between C and languages like Ruby is much easier, the tooling is usually much better (just use ff…