To me this basically seems like boat programming made respectable. Of course, if you asked me, it always was. You couldn't assume great connectivity then and you often still can't today.
The Overflow Offline project
21–30 of 40 posts
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#22Here are the datasets: http://download.kiwix.org/zim/stack_exchange/
It's not clear to me why the data set shrank between 2019/3 and 2022/6; was something excluded? Compression improvements?
> stackoverflow.com_en_all_2019-02.zim 2019-03-12 19:53 134G
> stackoverflow.com_en_all_2022-05.zim 2022-06-17 12:36 75G
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#23Nice to find Kiwix again. Shameless plug, I made my own Kiwix alternative for macOS: https://github.com/technusm1/kiwings
I'll throw in my own shameless plug: Self-host your Stack Overflow, Wikipedia etc on Sandstorm: https://apps.sandstorm.io/app/5uh349d0kky2zp5whrh2znahn27gwh... Obviously uses kiwix-serve as well. 3 years old, I need to make a better clip for updating it.
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#24This has been available for a while but it's great to see some acknowledgement especially since the most recent data set was stuck in 2019 for a while. Here are the datasets: http://download.kiwix.org/zim/stack_exchange/ It's not clear to me why the data set shrank between 2019/3 and 2022/6; was something excluded? Compression improvements? > stackoverflow.com_en_all_2019-02.zim 2019-03-12 19:53 134G > stackoverflow.…
https://archive.org/details/stackexchange
It's the "official" place to get the data
I've download it several times and extracted my own contributions.
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#25They could actually try to build a Copilot competitor off their data. /s
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#26I remember already being able to use certain stackexchanges with kiwix before, as well as the arch wiki, wikipedia without images, and some other great resources. It is nice to see that they actually pay attention to this use-case and I look forward to updated workflows with kiwix or similar in the future. Latency is way better that way, even with good and stable internet. OpenZIM[1] is also useful in turning any pag…
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#27This has been available for a while but it's great to see some acknowledgement especially since the most recent data set was stuck in 2019 for a while. Here are the datasets: http://download.kiwix.org/zim/stack_exchange/ It's not clear to me why the data set shrank between 2019/3 and 2022/6; was something excluded? Compression improvements? > stackoverflow.com_en_all_2019-02.zim 2019-03-12 19:53 134G > stackoverflow.…
> ... to ensure that an up-to-date version of our dataset is easily available for those who need it, and will work to improve its readability and reduce its size so there is less friction for end users...
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#28GitHub: https://github.com/neuml/codequestion
Article: https://medium.com/neuml/find-answers-with-codequestion-2-0-...
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#29They could actually try to build a Copilot competitor off their data. /s
Re: The Overflow Offline project
#30They could actually try to build a Copilot competitor off their data. /s
It would be interesting to see how many times a copilot competitor trained off it gave correct code vs wrong code for a given case