Developer. Trying to figure out how to do this software thing right.
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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
youtube.com/watch?v=WTs-Ipt0…
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.
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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
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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.
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Very cool: What people mean when they use everyday terms describing probabilities. github.com/zonination/percep…
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it’s incredible how reading this feels like finally unlocking 100% of your brain
(via @christophepas)
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(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,
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staff engineer
principal engineer
distinguished engineer
It's starting to feel like airmiles.
What level is next?
Wrong answers only
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Part 3 of my "Software Development Languages" series of articles:
fosskers.ca/en/blog/haskell-…
#Haskell
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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!)
blog.janestreet.com/applied-…
Great intro article on Yoneda. Perfect timing since I just spent several days trying to understand it #categorytheory #haskell functional.works-hub.com/lea…
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Need to learn how to use AWS IAM effectively, but don’t want to spend 3 years doing it the hard way?
The Effective IAM for AWS book can help (free). ⬇️
#aws #security #devsecops #devops
Good article on Row Polymorphism
jadon.io/blog/row-polymorphi…
Recursion schemes are a really interesting way to learn category theory - balance between practical application and theory. This is a really good walk through blog.sumtypeofway.com/posts/…