Rust: rename 'unsafe' to 'trusted.' (2014)
github.com3 pointsby protomikron7 comments
- git commit (mostly only code)
- magic or blackblock (meaning back and forth by developer with LLM, before commit)
- git commit (mostly only code)
...
(rinse and repeat)
or - git commit (prompt and/or code)
- git commit (prompt and/or code)
...
(rinse and repeat)
Obviously for that to work the LLM output has to be deterministic and a commit chain has to be pinpointed to a specific weight blob. is_float() {
# Usage: is_float "number"
# The test checks to see that the input contains
# a '.'. This filters out whole numbers.
[ -z "${1##*.*}" ] &&
printf %f "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1
}
I mean having a '.' in the string does make it a non-integer, but what about other floats like 2e3?