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Improve Your Prompts for LLMs: Simple and Effective Techniques
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dylanpaulus.com
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3 years ago
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eng
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HackerRank has a simple programming problem called Number Line Jumps that states: You are choreographing a circus show with various animals. For one act, you are given two kangaroos on a number line ready to jump in the positive direction (i.e, toward positive infinity). The first kangaroo starts at location x 1 and moves at a rate of v 1 meters per jump. The s....
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After many chats with ChatGTP, I finally got a decent conversation that helped me with a problem I was having.
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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This list has been curated together after a half dozen or so years looking for the “perfect solution” for a number of problems I regularly face. I spend a lot of time deeply considering the items and tools I have and use. It seems silly to me to use something with any degree of regularity that I do not find 100% satisfying or functional. Some of them are material things, but I’ve also taken the time to highlight software that makes my lif..
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Snyk Security in Jira Cloud is available in open beta in the Atlassian Marketplace, building on our widely adopted native integration in Atlassian’s Bitbucket Cloud.
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Protip: Always use namespace when importing a connected service in Visual Studio… Unless you do it correct the first time, the results will be cached and you have to rename the file with the JSON-schema to avoid polluting your own namespace with generated types.
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Edgeworth expansion for the Mann-Whitney U test, Part 2: increased accuracy
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aakinshin.net
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3 years ago
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eng
In the previous post , we showed how the Edgeworth expansion can improve the accuracy of obtained p-values in the Mann-Whitney U test. However, we considered only the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m$. In this post, we explore how to improve the accuracyk of this approach using the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m^2$.
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I released code spelunker a few days ago https://github.com/boyter/cs and literally one person asked for details on how it worked. Fitting in with my habit of putting any content I produce into my blog what follows is a built out version of it. So code spelunker started when I noticed someone using Visual Studio to search files recursively in a directory and my own use of ripgrep with fzf. It’s development has been on and off over the l..
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Edgeworth expansion for the Mann-Whitney U test, Part 2: increased accuracy
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aakinshin.net
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3 years ago
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eng
In the previous post , we showed how the Edgeworth expansion can improve the accuracy of obtained p-values in the Mann-Whitney U test. However, we considered only the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m$. In this post, we explore how to improve the accuracyk of this approach using the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m^2$.
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More Time Doesn't Mean Better; More People Doesn't Mean Quicker
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www.joehxblog.com
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3 years ago
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eng
If something takes more time, that means it involves more effort, right? And if you want something done quicker, just add more people, right? Right…?
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DALL-E’s take on “A scary person holding rotten onion” In 2018, I read about the perfect crime of stealing the money of credit card fraudsters by making fake carding sites. At the time, this felt genius to me; the attackers were apparently making a decent living while nobody was presumably coming after them. (Except maybe now someone will, as they got Krebs’d by Brian). Morally this felt fine as well.
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DALL-E’s take on “A scary person holding rotten onion” In 2018, I read about the perfect crime of stealing the money of credit card fraudsters by making fake carding sites. At the time, this felt genius to me; the attackers were apparently making a decent living while nobody was presumably coming after them. (Except maybe now someone will, as they got Krebs’d by Brian). Morally this felt fine as well.
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DALL-E’s take on “A scary person holding rotten onion” In 2018, I read about the perfect crime of stealing the money of credit card fraudsters by making fake carding sites. At the time, this felt genius to me; the attackers were apparently making a decent living while nobody was presumably coming after them. (Except maybe now someone will, as they got Krebs’d by Brian). Morally this felt fine as well.
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This post presents tips for the interview process and valuable resources, especially during this challenging whirlwind of layoffs. Most of these are lessons from my 100+ hours of interviewing at ~20 companies.
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This article will provide an in-depth look at a day in the life of an ethical hacker, and explore the various tasks and activities that ethical hackers undertake.
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Ethical hacking is used to find potential security issues in computer systems and networks. In this post, we’ll cover a collection of techniques and procedures commonly used by ethical hackers.
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Code spelunker (cs) or code search is a new command line tool I have been working on and off over the last few years. It allows you to search over code or text files in the current directory either on the console, via a TUI or HTTP server, using some boolean queries or regular expressions. I just recently pushed out a stable first version release and thought I would write a quick post about it.
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If you've been around programming for a while you've no doubt come across the Lisp family of languages. One of the oldest language familess still in use, much of what we take for granted in modern programming has roots in Lisp. This includes everything from dynamic memory management to first class functions and a comprehensive library of standard data structures. However, despite the considerable influence of Lisp on the field, one aspect o....
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When I was 13, my mom got me an electric typewriter for Christmas. She was a secretary, and she taught me how to touch type, and she wanted me to have something to practice on. But unfortunately, when I opened it up, it didn’t work. Write While True Episode 1: Training to Unblock Yourself Write While True Episode 3: First Drafts Write While True Episode 19: Prompt Your Morning Pages I Didn’t Have a Disk Drive My New Podcast Gener..
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TLDR; Install https://github.com/jmslbam/wp-post-url-prefixer to automaticly prefix your posts with blog and also create a /blog/ post archive page. Prefix posts via Permalinks settings is not good enough So for XvM Coaching I wanted to add a prefix to the blog posts and did so via the WordPress Permalink settings. But this also added the prefix […] The post Prefix blog posts but not for tag and category archive page appeared first on ..
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John Hersey’s Hiroshima was seminal in its coverage of the first ever nuclear weapon used against humanity. It details the lives…
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Demystifying Go-URLs: Unleashing the Power of Shortened URLs
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Explore the world of Go-URLs and discover how they are used in various contexts. From shortening long URLs to enabling deep linking and tracking, Go-URLs offer a powerful way to optimize and enhance your web experiences. Join us on this journey as we unravel the mysteries of Go-URLs and delve into their practical applications.
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