I'm curious where you got those numbers from. I did a quick search and find wildly different numbers (depending on method and source, from ~60% to >98%). However I don't find anywhere claiming anywhere near <5%. Can you…
Cool post, I've also been using more and more type hints and it really makes writing python more enjoyable. Although unfortunately it's still quite common for libraries to not have type stubs. On the section of…
> This way you can write functions that e.g. take only a URL as argument, load the content from that site, and then summarize it with the LLM. I'm currently doing a project where this would be very helpful, but I can't…
I'm curious where you got those numbers from. I did a quick search and find wildly different numbers (depending on method and source, from ~60% to >98%). However I don't find anywhere claiming anywhere near <5%. Can you…
Cool post, I've also been using more and more type hints and it really makes writing python more enjoyable. Although unfortunately it's still quite common for libraries to not have type stubs. On the section of…
> This way you can write functions that e.g. take only a URL as argument, load the content from that site, and then summarize it with the LLM. I'm currently doing a project where this would be very helpful, but I can't…