so basically dockers

should this article be renamed "How to count your chickens before the eggs even hatch?"

What a beautifully written article. It's extremely that I favourite an article but this is one.

Very extremely. Quite a lovely presentation. I'm definitely having a Patrick Bateman-esque appreciation for that delicate cream background.

The Hidden Physics of LLMs: Retrieval as Thermodynamics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppCZfjLdSY8

I found this video to be illustrative as well. Simple and anyone can understand.

i am a mathematician wanna-be. I have an undergrad honours degree in maths. As a retirement or pre-retirement project, I want to learn LEAN and contribute to it either via development or via developing the Mathlib or both!

Pointers welcome. As long as they are not null. Btw, I am also interested in compilers.

we have a tendency to look thousands of years in the past for wisdom. weird.

Isn’t that because wisdom is mostly informed and validated through experience?

Python's default is gallop sort however radixsort is much faster and performs in O(n).

> radixsort is much faster and performs in O(n).

Radix sort time complexity is not O(n); it's O(n*k) where k is the size of the largest element. Besides it has an additional O(n+k) space complexity.

I thought it was Timsort?

It was and always will be timsort-ly yours. iykyk.

radixsort isn't a comparison-based sort algorithm, so you're comparing apples to chickens.

R has that too.

really? thought it just function(x)

Totally RAD!

the julia solution was bad

Cos shipping things is not a concern