The key rule of prompt engineering is to specify the commands to get the most desired result. By following this rule, you will engineer your prompts effectively. By crafting effective prompts, you reduce the need for extensive post-editing. Also, it enhances the accuracy and relevance of the responses, making the model a more powerful tool […]
GPT-4 is a strong general-purpose model, known for its accuracy, reasoning, and longer context window. However, for now, GPT-4 is rather seen as a legacy model, capabilities of which are more limited than those of newer ones. This model still performs well in most tasks but may be slower compared to lighter models. It is […]
Thanks to this blog post https://agurk.net/update-freedns-with-powershell-and-task-scheduler/ for detailed information. In my experience there is a bit of a difference in the commands and code everything else is essentially the same.Just an outline:
Okay so these are some example commands that I find useful when I am on my development environment. These are ran on Ubuntu 24, I guess they work for all flavors of Linux just mind the directory structure. Make a folder that you would like to hold your files for example a folder named simple_csv_expenses_parser/ […]
Example git command: Get actual repository link from github and use the –config argument to point it to the correct ssh key you have added to your GitHub account.
When starting VS Code for the first time on the Vagrant VM running Ubuntu which you can see how I setup in another post there is a problem signing into my GitHub account. Everything works well until you are redirected from the browser to open VS Code then an error message appears You’re running in […]
This all started by surfing around the internet when I saw something about spinning developer environments on VMs. Just a quick look around lead me to Vagramt and yes in that quick search I also saw that a lot of people asked the question “is it really useful in the age of containers?”. Well you […]
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