jcheng

(That being said, I have to admit I’ve been writing my own powerful but extremely dangerous tools as an experiment (e.g. run arbitrary Python code on my machine, unsandboxed) and I have to admit the results have been incredibly compelling.)

The GT-R appears three times, at 75, 76, and 93. The Mustang Dark Horse, Audi RS3, and Supra are all about $60K.

Pyodide is far from a perfect CPython and even the packages it includes often have limitations you won't find when running natively. But there's definitely enough here to be interesting and even somewhat useful. Here's an interactive app written on Pyodide that uses astropy, numpy, and matplotlib: https://shinylive.io/py/examples/#orbit-simulation

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect

(I haven't looked at Reaktiv beyond the readme but it's clearly based on the same concepts, albeit it's "only" the reactive primitives and doesn't provide the rest of the stack like the frameworks I mentioned do)

With this example usage:

    -- Example usage:
    let clause1 = Set.fromList [1, 2]  -- represents (x1 ∨ x2)
    let clause2 = Set.fromList [-1, 3] -- represents (¬x1 ∨ x3)
    let formula = Set.fromList [clause1, clause2]
    
    -- Decompose the formula
    let (nonBlocked, blocked) = decompose formula

I have had a decently long career in startups (closing in on 30 years) and never once was a founder, in part because I always wanted to make a decent salary. Being an early employee at a decently funded startup has been a great tradeoff for me and my family. Even if all the equity over the years had amounted to nothing, I’d still have had few reasons to regret this path.

I’m very surprised all three models didn’t nail it immediately.

https://youtu.be/ijRBbtT2tgc?si=2jhYLONw0nCNfs65&t=1453

Source: https://github.com/jcheng5/brownian

https://s-ocheng.github.io/theremin/

https://github.com/s-ocheng/theremin

Although maybe they were on their last legs before the acquisition, and it led to multitouch being everywhere, so great outcome anyway.

(From someone who loves Brandon Sanderson)

Without a paragraph like this in the system prompt, if the user asked a general question that was not related to the code, the assistant would often reply with something like "The answer to your question is ...whatever... . I also see that you've sent me some code. Let me know if you have specific questions about it!"

(In theory we'd be better off not including the code every time but giving the assistant a tool that returns the current code)