I've been playing around more with nix lately. I like what I've seen from it so far: declare dependencies and get an isolated shell with those dependencies. If distributed, the environment can be...
Some unstructured thoughts on the types of tasks language models seem to be good (and bad) at completing:
Experimenting with using a language model to improve the input prompt, then use that output as the actual prompt for the model, then returning the result. It's a bit of a play on the "critique"...
I've been working through a series on nix-flakes. It's well written and shows some interesting applications of the tool set. I'm still trying to wrap my head around exactly where nix could fit in in...
Facebook (Meta, whatever) announced Threads today to launch on July 6th. Given how much worse it feels like Twitter has become (my experience only), on one hand, I could see people migrating here...
A simple shell function to setup a Python project scaffold. It's idempotent, so it won't overwrite an existing folder or env.
I've been following Jason's working experimenting with different abstractions for constructing prompts and structuring responses. I've long felt that building prompts with strings is not the type of...
Did some work with Clojure destructuring.
Doing math with a non-big decimal number and a big decimal number can cast down.
Heard the phrase "if someone wins the lottery" used today to describe a teammate leaving a team. I much prefer this to the more morbid alternatives.