You add examples to a prompt and the model gives better answers. So it learned, right?
Not exactly. The weights are frozen. Context is just input the model processes using those same fixed weights.
I wrote an article explaining the full LLM pipeline👇
#AI#LLM#MachineLearning
"The animal didn't cross the street because it was too tired"
We know "it" = animal. An LLM doesn't - it computes that.
animal → high attention. street → low.
That's Self-Attention. Runs on every token, every prompt.
Full article in the first comment.
#AI#LLM
TypeScript tip: Use “never” to assure every case in a switch is handled.
With this example, if a case is missing, TypeScript fails to compile. 👍
#typescript
TypeScript 5.0 Beta is now out to try! 🚀
Now with ES decorators, better modes for modules in Node & bundlers, new inference tools for library authors, JSDoc support - and last but not least, some great speed and size improvements!
https://t.co/oqFN2OfPIC
As all matter is composed of atoms, so user interfaces are eventually built from fundamental building blocks. ⚛️🧱
You're welcome to join me on August 15th in Namal Tel Aviv to understand what Design Systems are and how we maintain them at @WixEng.
#webdevelopment#frontend
Mark your calendars - Wix Developer Platform meetup #2, with @nitayneeman and @GabayNissan, is coming soon - and this time we will focus on Design Systems and Production Testing. Check out the full agenda here:
https://t.co/8LAjOlmQGV
Animate opacity and not a blur() filter.
See it in this demo:
The blur() animation has awkward viewport edge blurring. Opacity animation doesn't.
Also, the effort level (CPU or GPU usage) of the opacity animation is far less than a filter.
Win. Win.
https://t.co/GMQCy7Qebv
media-queries-4 making confusing queries much simpler 😍
caniuse (Firefox only atm) https://t.co/6JWGI4A9RQ
CSS spec https://t.co/YeKFLAjrCS
PostCSS plugin https://t.co/m66y81ZO2S
⭐️ to show Chromium you want it https://t.co/vo2E04lTiS
TypeScript 4.7 beta is out to try with lots of new features and improvements around type inference, narrowing analyses, ES module integration, and more!
https://t.co/VtMlBvtezc
In case you weren't aware; Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge), Firefox, and Safari now all support native image lazy loading.
<img loading="lazy"/>
No need for custom polyfills for major browsers anymore!
https://t.co/A1F9TC437M
React 18 is almost ready to ship. The React 18 Working Group community feedback has led to many improvements over the last year. We don’t expect big changes now but we’d like to ask for one final round of broad public community feedback before the release. https://t.co/N83n65XAse
TypeScript 4.5 is now available!
Read up on what's new including
- Promise Improvements with the Awaited Type
- lib Overrides in node_modules
- New JSDoc Constructs
- Snippet Completions
https://t.co/IJWp6ggFRG
Angular v13 is here 🎉
#ngUpdate for built-in improvements like:
- Faster prod builds
- Enhanced component a11y
- Improved test times and debugging
- Modern Angular Package Format
Read more:
📚 https://t.co/dx1HzBY9z6
Join us Friday at 10am PST:
📅 https://t.co/6GGtgkJDpl
Wanna see something cool? 😎 Go to "https://t.co/k0d9MtptVW" and start coding with Visual Studio Code entirely in your browser. Anywhere, anytime, on any device and tablet, with no install required 🧑💻🪄
Read the announcement 👉 https://t.co/XpTxjfVENL
⭐️ New Video — Playwright: Four Futuristic Features
In this talk:
🏛 Playwright unique architecture
🛠 How Playwright enables affordable CI
Live demos:
🕵️♀️ Inspector
🖼 CodeGen
🧟 Tracing
Thanks to @Applitools for hosting us!
https://t.co/SJY1FMjtCE