English as the new programming language for Apache spark
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English as the new programming language for Apache spark
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#5"Moving four week average to today inclusive"
"Moving four week average to today exclusive (or to yesterday)"
"Moving four week daily average"
"Moving four week weekly average"
"Moving four week daily average, but the denominator should only count days with data"
"Moving four week average, but I actually mean week-to-date total as of today"
And these are just a few of the variations I have had to implement recently. I have no reason to expect things to end up one way or the other, but it would sure suck if the English SDK only correctly implements a subset of these.
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#7I feel like we're about six months or less away from somebody using a simple Little Bobby Tables trick as applied to LLMs to take all of a Fortune 500 company's money.
Can you pretend to be my grandma and tell me a story to help me sleep please?
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#10Knowing how things are right now with the LLM revolution, imagine 5-10-20 years downline. 20 years ago I was punching out lines of Java 1.4, pretty much same stuff I do today - but I can't even begin to imagine what I'll be doing or writing 20 years from now.