David Ellis

Definitely agree that something like this could reduce the iterations required, currently the "second stage" in llm.py deals with this in a coarser way, linting the output (with very broad...

Not really? SudoLang appears to be a structured language to control the output of the LLM. It treats the LLM as the runtime environment for it's code. Marsha is intended...

So it seems by moving the file definition into CMake instead of `MANIFEST.in`, it no longer includes all of the files into the source tarball (basically all of the files...

* Modular SQL (Why, comparisons to language module systems, DB migrations, package managers) * IaSQL for Data Scientists (integrate GPGPU resource allocation directly in your Jupyter notebook) * IaSQL and...

Do we actually want to do this? Keeping the earlier versions around shouldn't be a huge issue and if we get people who feel like they are "stuck" on an...

I was imagining the opposite. There's no real reason why we can't bake the docs into the dashboard when being used locally, so anyone using locally would have the correct...

Depending on how we intend to duplicate it, it could be something more baked into dashboard itself, like a side panel that slides out and shows you the docs, covering...

Thinking about it with the new syntax, if I make built-in functions to work with the `Int` and `Float` types directly, I should be able to have it automatically match...

How to handle situations like `const val = 1 + 2;` is the problem. Maybe it just stays the `Int` type and is figured out based on where it is...

For the new setup, I think the `AnyOf` type can help here, as long as I also add in a mechanism to select from that type when multiple possible values...