Does someone have a link (or a googling description I guess, because of youtube blocking links) to the blog post he is talking about at 54:15? I *tried* finding it, but hadn't any success.
Hi, I’ve been learning ColemakDH for the last couple of months. I am interested why one would go for dvorak and not colemak. According to the heatmaps colemac should be better. So why not go for what seems to be objectively better?
Before DDD there must have been an assembler code only. At least this conclusion can be drawn from DDD fans. Talking with business stakehilders or making a domain model is not DDD. We used to do it before, you know. besides that, good talk. I could only argue that its more of an integration test that unit test. which is good for small apps. for bigger system i would separate module tests from integration tests.
Docker still has a lot of limitations on Windows and Mac (as it is just running inside a VM on the host: Host -> VM -> Docker). So for example you use a bigger, more complex code which might take some time building all the code. This will take up way more time when running this in a container. On Linux this whole devconainter might work like a charm (due to how docker is working on Linux) but on Mac and Windows this will have downsides for larger projects.
Thank you very much i found this helpful as a new NLP researcher who is now diving into LLMs. My question is that can i use the Roberta for classification? I have legal texts that i want to predict the outcomes.
