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Lean Copilot for LLMs, introduced by LeanDojo, acts as a copilot in Lean for proof automation by suggesting tactics/premises and searching for proofs. Users can utilize the provided model or bring their own models to run locally or on the cloud. LeanDojo extracts proofs in Lean into datasets for training machine learning models, enabling the […]
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The author discusses a bash script that can simulate the functionality of ‘ps aux’ without forking new processes. They propose using it in a scenario where all process IDs are taken, preventing the spawning of new processes. This tool is suggested for those familiar with bash/Linux. The author assures that it works on all machines […]
Opslane is a stress-reducing tool that classifies alerts as actionable or noisy, reducing alert fatigue. It operates in a Slack channel, providing contextual information for handling alerts and weekly reporting data on alert quality. The tool’s modular architecture efficiently processes alerts from Datadog, integrates seamlessly with existing tools like Slack, and utilizes Postgres for data […]
Today, I’m thrilled to reveal the fascinating technology behind Planetary Annihilation, a real-time strategy game that rose to prominence with a successful Kickstarter campaign. The game offers preorder options on multiple platforms and features a revolutionary ChronoCam system that allows players to manipulate time during gameplay. Created by Uber Entertainment, the game engine utilizes unique […]
The web content discusses higher-kinded polymorphism, the abstraction over a type constructor to be supplied with arguments. In OCaml, although not directly supported, higher-kinded polymorphism can be expressed in various ways, some less known than others. The content explores the reasons why OCaml does not support higher-kinded polymorphism directly and presents alternatives using modules (functors) […]
The author discusses their interest in optimizing handling small strings using SIMD instructions for a fast hash function in Rust. They explore AVX-512-BW and ARM SVE instructions, focusing on tolower64() function for efficient string processing. They delve into implementing masked load and store operations for handling small string fragments quickly. Benchmarking results show the effectiveness […]
A list of classic literary works by various renowned authors such as Henry James, James Joyce, Jane Austen, and Leo Tolstoy. Includes titles like “Pride and Prejudice,” “Robinson Crusoe,” and “War and Peace.” Notable inclusions are “Tarzan of the Apes,” “Tender is the Night,” and “Women In Love.” Controversial content may be found in books […]
The Ridgeway, an ancient 87-mile trackway in southern England, offers a serene and ancient landscape for hikers. Dating back over 5,000 years, this prehistoric path has seen the footsteps of Celctic druids, Saxon kings, and Victorian poets. Dotted with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and the iconic 3,000-year-old Uffington White Horse, the Ridgeway […]
In recent years, the US labor market has been touted as one of the best in history, with record low unemployment rates. However, beneath this seemingly positive outlook lies a troubling reality of “ghost jobs” – fake job listings created by employers for various reasons. The rise of automation has exacerbated this issue, with AI […]
The study by Danziger, Levav, and Avnaim-Pesso (2011) on Israeli parole board rulings reveals that the order in which cases are presented affects the decisions made. Favorable rulings drop from 65% to 0% within a session, then return to 65% after a food break. The authors suggest mental depletion plays a role. This unexpected effect […]