Readit NewsIt's not a matter of "simple vs. easy". If you have to write many words to list your ideas and you state each idea is deep and connected to all the other ideas, the thing you are talking about is not simple.
Maybe there is none, and this is just one example of a fundamental LLM limitation.
I think it's much more interesting to focus on use cases which don't require that, where gen AI is an intermediate step, a creator of input (whether for humans or for other programs).
Still, nice that Google has woken up, even if the search result quality hasn't improved much.
It's the "market data reveals that consumers actually want the cheapest shittiest airplane tickets" of drugs. And you can read that in a couple different ways.
Got all the way here and had to look back up to see this post was from 2019. The MSVC standard library has been open source for several years now. https://github.com/microsoft/STL
Though to be perfectly honest, setting a breakpoint and looking at the disassembly is probably easier than reading standard library code.
"Cap’n Proto is INFINITY TIMES faster than Protocol Buffers. (...) there is no encoding/decoding step. The Cap’n Proto encoding is appropriate both as a data interchange format and an in-memory representation, so once your structure is built, you can simply write the bytes straight out".
I take it as a rationalization of what OLE Compound File Binary - internal Microsoft Office memory structures serialized "raw" as file format - would look like if they paid more attention to being backward and forward compatible and extensible.