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The author shares a high level introduction on the Swift Forums.
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Other threads about employing MLX:
- simonw’s `llm` with `llm-mlx` plugin
- Exo
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Related paper:
- [A Critique of Modern SQL And A Proposal Towards A Simple and\ Expressive Query Language (PDF)](https://www.cidrdb.org/cidr2024/papers/p48-neumann.pdf)
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What are you doing this week? Feel free to share!
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Throwing out all of OOP’s baggage, without the boiler plate and corporate bureaucratizing, done right, what does it have to offer?
I’d like to give OOP a fair shake. I began coding exposed to anti-big4-pattern narrative from the beginning: “Patterns are just missing language features” etc. Go’s community also opposes this Java/late 90s style OOP, offering a rather distinct primitive set (lacking inheritance and classes, offe ... ⌘ Read more
The ESPARGOS web site has links to documentation, source code, and demo applications
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A local-first experiment tracker that makes a git commit with metadata every time you run an experiment. Plus a CLI that lets you search for commits based on the metadata, e.g.
metrics.accuracy > 0.9
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hey lobsters, i wanted to show you all fixi.js, a minimal take on generalized hypermedia controls. I am the creator of htmx\[0\] and the author of “Hypermedia Controls: Feral to Formal”\[1\], and, inspired by Niklaus Wirth’s paper “A Plea for Lean Software”\[2\] I wanted to create an implementation of generalized hypermedia controls that was as lean as possible while still being useful.
Here are some more details on the project’s minimalism.
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