Creating complex robots.txt files using #ChatGPT! You'd still need some #regex knowledge or tools like https://
regex101.com to make sure the output is correct, but this is still impressive! Credit to Andrew Shotland (
@localseoguide
) for the tip. #SEO #WebDevelopment
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Creating Complex robots.txt Files with ChatGPT
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Future of coding as source code representation
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If "coding" means producing a source code representation, then the quote makes some sense as one possibility in the future.
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text2SQL Challenges: Demo Status Requires Production Readiness Work
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Getting it to work reliably is a challenge too. text2SQL is still much a demo and needs more work to be production ready.
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Ask to continue from start of last code block using Markdown
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Ask it to start from an earlier point, like "Continue from the start of the last code block." Under the hood everything is Markdown so you can refer to stuff in Markdown terms.
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Completion Models vs Instruction Fine-Tuning Approaches
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It’s a completion model, not (yet) an instruct fine tuned model so you should formulate your task as a completion task. For instance by writing your prompt as a code comment or docstring.
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Build Next.js App with Stable Diffusion on Replicate
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Here's how to build a @nextjs app that runs Stable Diffusion with Replicate: https://
replicate.com/docs/get-start
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Iterative Data Extraction with Error Recovery and Restart Logic
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great post! i have a variant of this kind of work that i do often but the "extract" develops over time – run `extract` on a list of items (api calls, google searches) and running it until error, then either iterating from error index or restarting from 0.
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Ripgrep: The Beauty of Purpose-Built Development Tools
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Machine Learning Project: Low-pass Filter and PCA Analysis
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Full Machine Learning Project — Low-pass Filter & Principal Component Analysis (Part 5.1) #DataScience