experimental music loving guitar playing computer scientist who comments on your posts
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@tripu how many flights I have not taken? Well about 853 million in 2022.
How many because of climate change? I think all of them, since it is a reason I fly less.
Money and time are other motivations though.
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From the book 'Linux Application Development".
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I actually think the mistakes a user makes in his AI prompt are similar to mistakes in programming code. You could argue it is not the AI that makes the mistake, but the user giving the wrong command.
If the prompt would have been more properly formulated, mistake could have been overcome.
Then again, a C compiler can have a bug, in the same sense an AI model can.
Giving an ai instructions to code stuff for you is also programming. Because that is what programming is: giving instructions to a computer.
The only thing that is shifting is the focus of abstraction level to a higher one, which is a progress that has been going on since people started programming.
Fully agree that AI is just disco
The bass guitar on the second song is some holy moly pepperoni worthy stuff. It really sets the melody and towards the end it blends in such a way with its effects to create a steady waterfall of jazzy fusion notes. Love it.
COBHAM/KHAN/JOHNSON/SCOTT - Alivemutherforya (1978)
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A quick search whether R is a functional programming language raises indeed interesting discussions and articles.
Where both allow impure functions, R does seem to support mutable variables. I think that is where elixir differs here.
But yes, under the hood R is more functional than I initially thought. Thanks for the insight.
I must admit I have not used elixir that much, it is mostly the docs that state it is a FPL. Lisp, haskell and scala are better examples