jiggunjer

Sounds exactly like how Temporal markets itself. I find that the burden of creating idempotent sub-steps in the workflow falls on the developer, regardless of checkpoints and state management at the workflow level.

Nodemation

Who says they're not writing code? I imagine a declarative DSL with a typescript SDK for the primitives is appealing to some devs. There's an API too.

It's a bit too simplistic for complex workflows, its model assumes a workflow is executed entirely by a single worker...

Lets software designers use fancy words and ask for a raise.

So like: <prompt> <intent>Generate a metaphor-rich essay on the fragility of digital memory in the age of infinite storage</intent>

  <assumptions>
    <tech>LLMs understand metaphor but may default to literal interpretations unless nudged</tech>
    <audience>Reader is tech-savvy but emotionally attuned</audience>
    <bias>We romanticize loss and impermanence; permanence is sterile</bias>
    <style>Poetic, but not florid. Think Calvino meets cyberpunk.</style>
  </assumptions>
  
  <worldModel>
    <digitalMemory>
      <definition>Not just data retention, but emotional proxies, identity scaffolding</definition>
      <paradox>We remember too much, and thus forget how to forget</paradox>
      <analogy>Digital memory is a hoarder’s attic with perfect climate control</analogy>
    </digitalMemory>
    <humanMemory>
      <contrast>Fuzzy, selective, narrative-driven</contrast>
      <value>Its gaps are what make it beautiful</value>
    </humanMemory>
    <systemInteraction>
      <modelRole>LLM is not just a scribe, but a co-dreamer</modelRole>
      <risk>Model may over-index on coherence, losing the emotional fray</risk>
    </systemInteraction>
  </worldModel>
  
  <openQuestions>
    <q>Can forgetting be designed into digital systems?</q>
    <q>Is nostalgia a compression algorithm?</q>
    <q>What does it mean to "misremember" in a world of perfect logs?</q>
  </openQuestions>
  
  <edgeCases>
    <case>Model generates a dystopia instead of a melancholic tone</case>
    <case>Model literalizes metaphors (e.g., "clouds forget")</case>
    <case>Model assumes user wants a solution, not a meditation</case>
  </edgeCases>
  
  <bestPractices>
    <tip>Use metaphor as scaffolding, not decoration</tip>
    <tip>Let ambiguity breathe—don’t resolve every tension</tip>
    <tip>Favor rhythm over precision in sentence structure</tip>
  </bestPractices>
  
  <meta>
    <duration>Prompt typed in 2 minutes, no edits</duration>
    <mood>Sleep-deprived but lucid</mood>
    <goal>To make the model feel like it’s dreaming with me</goal>
  </meta>

</prompt>

Then use a laptop instead? Or you have one of those "modern" banks that's app only?

Aka workflow orchestrator, pipeline manager, process runner, automation tool.

It's not clear if they used a product or DIY solution. The nice thing many existing products offer is a web UI and a database.

But CC is more work to setup, especially if you want to use multiple models. Not even sure it supports all the models that the IDE products do.

UTC is pretty stable though. I recall they will obsolete leap seconds somewhere in the next 10 years

Actually the ETHOS classification system for homeless focuses more on where a person is living as opposed to why they're living like that. OP would alternate between two categories.

Exists in R: Mydata %>% myfun -> myresult

Pandas uses stdlib or numpy for it seems.

Source? There are lossless and lossy transformations. In many scientific contexts raw implies no lossy transformations in terms of information.

It makes sense to just consider the category of tabletop games in terms of market analysis.

Saying those games are a small part of the overall games market is stating the obvious. Some people just wanna play tabletop games.

Same. Mildy curious about the homeless life, just paid the last rent I could afford when I found a job. The main concern at the time was worrying my parents.

I never said it doesn't support live tv. But I was trying to point out that people who pay for the above service are not _necessarily_ interested in the live tv feature. I.e. it's not the reason for some. I'd guess convenience.

No? IPTV is a protocol. You can send on-demand movies etc too.

I suppose it's about kernel and driver packages mostly.

The API documentation can be referenced at https://github.com/libfuse/python-fuse

It doesn't seem to be a complex interfac

Isn't it the same with something like idrac?

So this means modules like concurrent.futures can create a thread pool object (as opposed to processpool) and run in parallel?

Or is the functionality as of 3.13 still limited to low level python embedding applications?

I've yet to find anything that beats R's ggplot, both in terms of DSL and graphic design defaults.

Python's also not installed by default in (most?) official docker images.

Another snakemake?

CAT=CT

Nah, 4g stands for 4g.

Yeah, important distinction from a government perspective. It's not the ccp, it's only the hyper nationalist zealots created by the ccp.

My understanding: they're like pickle files, but for programs that use the arrow standard.

I'm interested in a good tool for converting csv to pq. Seems many encoding features are not supported by most.

Accuracy isn't binary. Not being perfect doesn't mean it is irrelevant. My map of the city could be more accurate but it still gets me where I need to go.