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Free Drupal 9 Quick Code Reference Guide for Developers
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Fine-tuning versus Prompting: Which Approach for Your Account?
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Do you view my account as mostly fine-tuning, mostly prompting, or both?
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Mastering Copilot: Hidden Tricks for Effective AI Assistance
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How much time have you spent trying to figure out how to put it to use? Copilot is weird in that it's actually quite hard to get it to work effectively – there are all sorts of undocumented tricks you have to figure out, like writing comments that say what you want to do next
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Extending LLaMA 3 Context Window with PoSE Method
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Starting on using PoSE to extend LLaMA 3's context window, with @winglian
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GPT-4 Accelerates Learning for Junior Developers
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Juniors have been given an extraordinary gift – if I had access to GPT-4 20 years ago I would have learned my craft SO much faster
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Beyond Code: The Real Work in Software Development
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Yeah, I'd feel threatened if the only thing I did was type code based on detailed requirements someone else creates – but typing code into an editor is only about 15% of my work building software
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Quick Syntax Learning Without Memorizing Extensive Trivia
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Right – it's a really quick way of getting basic syntax right, so you don't have to memorize a ton of trivia just to get something basic done without needing to look up each thing in turn
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Skilled programmers overcome time constraints in development work
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It helps that they were skilled programmers already, it was just the time constraint that was keeping them from hacking on things
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Engineering Managers Coding Again with LLM Assistance
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I've talked to a few people who switched to engineering management roles years ago and are finding they can churn out little bits of working code again now because with LLM-assistance they can get something productive done in the much smaller amounts of available time they have
