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arifishaq.wordpress.com | ||
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cr.openjdk.java.net
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enix.io
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| | | | | This serie of articles deals with solutions for Docker image size optimization. In this first part, we talk about *multi-stage build*. We also explain differences between static and dynamic libraries and why it matters. We also describe the use of the famous Alpine Linux distribution. | |
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acorwin.com
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| | | | | Lexers! I've sort of written lexers before, although not of this generality, so this material is mostly familiar to me. The chapter provides a simple lexer (below), in Java. Old Java (pre-generics, so, what, 1.4 or someting?). I'm doing the exercises here in C#. I've provided the lexer from the source; my github will provide... | |
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bit-player.org
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| | | [AI summary] The text explores the capabilities and limitations of large language models (LLMs), comparing them to human cognition and historical AI efforts. It discusses how LLMs generate text, their training on vast data, and their ability to mimic human-like reasoning. The piece also touches on the debate about whether LLMs truly 'think' or merely simulate understanding. Additionally, it references various studies, experiments, and examples, such as Shakespeare's plays, word ladders, and code generation, to illustrate the current state of AI and its potential future developments. The text concludes with a balanced view of LLMs' strengths and the ongoing challenges in achieving true artificial general intelligence (AGI). | ||
