Yup. A container i slow to rebuild, but at least the most robust. This is my preferred way to share python code when there are system dependencies involved.
Yup. A container i slow to rebuild, but at least the most robust. This is my preferred way to share python code when there are system dependencies involved.
It actually is almost as instant as you would expect
I like the pyproject.yaml, but checking dependencies with poetry takes 5 to 10 minutes for my projects.
Tbh, I’m always ending up having issues using poetry and conda. I prefer using penv and pip.
Yes, but once code becomes too spaghetti such that a “refactor while you write it” becomes too time intensive and error prone, it’s already too late.
So, it seems I’m really out of the loop. Is this some AI thing generating a video from my comment? Or does this scroll through all comments while “recording” the screen?
Thanks, didn’t know this
So I think it’s time for me to try join private trackers. What is MAM, if I may ask?
Yes, but it looks like it is already I think more than twice as verbose as Python.
Because I only have 50 messages in 3 hours
No, not yet. But thanks for the tip!
That sounds nice. I’ve been looking at serenade.ai and thought about extending their STT with an option to use another third-party STT engine. I would then like to extend their command engine with LLM command recognition. In my experience, maybe also with my pronunciation as a non-english speaker, their STT and command recognition really doesn’t work that well.
I think both are fine. But when I see 3.5 has difficulties, I usually switch to 4 and get the job done there.
So what are you building? A browser STT interface for chatting with GPT and other LLMs?
I feel that bing chat results are a lot worse than gpt4 tho
My anxiety because of merge conflicts stop me from doing so…
Uncharted is quite subjective. I used SO most when I was starting out in SE. Looking back through the questions I posted, most of them were very much beginner questions that I would just know nowadays or know where to look for. That was what I used SO for. Beginners asking veterans for help. The least of them were due to bad documentation or exploring uncharted territory. As I grew more confident in the field, I stopped using SO more and more. The latest only for best practices on simple problems I don’t want to reinvent. And exactly those cases GPT now solves faster and I’d be surprised if not even better than SO posts.
I think I was 11 or 12 when I started plaxing Tibia (a very early MMORPG). I really enjoyed it. At some point I found out that somebody has leaked the source code. You could host your own Tibia server. You could create new map segments or introduce new quests by Lua scripting. There was a huge community for “Open Tibia”, hundreds of servers with thousands of players. First, I got into mapping, then I got into scripting and loved it.