This looks quite compelling: extracts claims within a text. Maybe you could take product docs/requirements or summarized code, extract claims and push into a knowledge graph. #llm
https://t.co/JEWdUFTMtt
PRO TIP - #GeminiCLI: type `!` and the interface turns into your terminal CLI so you can execute... whatever pwd, npm install. Really helpful - don't have to exit or add/switch terminal.
This was very surprising. Usually when you ask a question of an LLM - like "You suggested X. Are you sure we shouldn't do Y?" the LLM says "Oh of course you're correct" even though you might be wrong.
#GeminiCLI pushed back!
Not sure what the best answer is - but impressed.
In 2017, 150k people paid Cards Against Humanity to protect a pristine plot of border land from Trump’s racist wall. But then an even richer, more racist billionaire—@ElonMusk—stole their land and dumped his shit all over it. Fuck that! https://t.co/3XpYgTDghn #ElonOwesMe100Bucks
@rlmcelreath Thx for Rethinking! A lot of work but worth the effort. Love the readability and all the code examples. The videos are an incredible assist.
Any suggestions on getting started with 'simple' time series? Like predicting when events drop to zero from a 'baseline'?
It's so nice to have a free console while my {targets} pipeline runs as an RStudio job:
job::job({targets::tar_make()}
@rstudiotips@rstatstweet @rstats4ds #rstats
1/ "Leadership is a repeatable skill, not an art." Over 25 years ago, I attended a leadership session at Netscape, run by Jim Barksdale. It was a single hour that profoundly impacted my career.
Is your child texting about Haskell?
gf: greatest fixed-point
a/s/l?: any space leaks?
imho: indexed monads, higher-order
wtf: Comonad/Traversable/Foldable
idk: impredicative data kinds
k: continuation
idgaf: I derive (Generic, Applicative, Functor)
(Re)reading Christopher Alexander's work on pattern languages, it's striking how completely misguided the GoF book seems. The "patterns" in that book are not at all recognizable as a pattern language like the one presented in the Timeless Way of Building. For example,
Interested in type systems and applied PL research? Jane Street is (still) growing our compilers team. There's a ton of ambitious projects underway, and more to come if we can find more of the right people.
(would love some retweets on this!)
https://t.co/8y7ul1ZXma
@yminsky Thanks for producing @signalsthreads, been listening the last couple days and its wonderful! The depth is incredible - while making it accessible if you're not fully versed in the topic. And the editing it is great - makes it flow very well. Keep up the great work
@druidoftheclaw Great Yoneda Continuations article. I spent last weekend trying to figure it out - then saw your article, very helpful!
Two small fixes: in `\auser -> a user a` theres a space to remove "a user", and `intUser :: Int -> String` isn't used.
https://t.co/yeltWWAGQi