Gotcha, thank you for the clarification!
hidden input box is something I heard before from some hacker-ish old collegues - seems to be a powerful and reliable approach to store state & enable communication between components!
Fun game! Starred on github for making the development process transparent, including sharing your prompts! :)
tbh, that seems pretty close to what I would call snapshot testing already. What people usually do with it is using it for more broadly compared to API testing (for example, I currently use it to test snapshots of a TUI…
> Snapshots can also stub out parts of the response that are not determistic. TIL! The way I knew to do it was to have a mock implementation that behaved like the real thing, expect for data/time/uuids/..., where there…
Slightly adjacent, I like these two blog articles that show ways to think about non-linear dialogues: https://philipphagenlocher.de/post/video-game-dialogues-and-... (introduces an interesting and useful way to think…
I am not a ML person, and know there is an mathematical explanation for what I am about to write, but here comes my informal reasoning: I fear this is not the case: 1) Either, the LLM (or other forms of deep neural…
That link was new too me, thanks! However: I wrote some chess-program myself (nothing big, hobby level) and I would not call it hard to implement. Just harder than what someone might assume initially. But in the end, it…
As someone with some experience in Haskell (although not an expert by any means): Haskell and some of its concepts are foreign to many people, but I think that it is actually easier to program in Haskell than in many…
This is something I am currently thinking about. I am a software engineer who also happens to be a amateur musician. I used to do at least 2h of exercise on my instrument for a year, and then not less than that for many…
I agree that it seems that some people are drawn towards abstraction, while are are drawn to spezialisation. (Also in learning, in PL class, I needed to see code samples and infer the rules from there, others needed to…
How is the leakage noticeable?
Gotcha, thank you for the clarification!
hidden input box is something I heard before from some hacker-ish old collegues - seems to be a powerful and reliable approach to store state & enable communication between components!
Fun game! Starred on github for making the development process transparent, including sharing your prompts! :)
tbh, that seems pretty close to what I would call snapshot testing already. What people usually do with it is using it for more broadly compared to API testing (for example, I currently use it to test snapshots of a TUI…
> Snapshots can also stub out parts of the response that are not determistic. TIL! The way I knew to do it was to have a mock implementation that behaved like the real thing, expect for data/time/uuids/..., where there…
Slightly adjacent, I like these two blog articles that show ways to think about non-linear dialogues: https://philipphagenlocher.de/post/video-game-dialogues-and-... (introduces an interesting and useful way to think…
I am not a ML person, and know there is an mathematical explanation for what I am about to write, but here comes my informal reasoning: I fear this is not the case: 1) Either, the LLM (or other forms of deep neural…
That link was new too me, thanks! However: I wrote some chess-program myself (nothing big, hobby level) and I would not call it hard to implement. Just harder than what someone might assume initially. But in the end, it…
As someone with some experience in Haskell (although not an expert by any means): Haskell and some of its concepts are foreign to many people, but I think that it is actually easier to program in Haskell than in many…
This is something I am currently thinking about. I am a software engineer who also happens to be a amateur musician. I used to do at least 2h of exercise on my instrument for a year, and then not less than that for many…
I agree that it seems that some people are drawn towards abstraction, while are are drawn to spezialisation. (Also in learning, in PL class, I needed to see code samples and infer the rules from there, others needed to…
How is the leakage noticeable?