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One thing building Nurl has taught me is that the field of "prompt engineering" is like Software Engineering 2.0. You are having to problem solve in a way that is so different from hard coding text to get a static result. Instead of building functions, you are building prompts. The more experienced you are about prompt strategies, the more consistent and performant the outcome which directly affects the cost to the business down to the customer. Powerful. Life changing revelation for me this week.

Remember: there are only a few days left before our next mini-conference and a few seats are waiting on you! As always, we have - an (optional) UncleBobVideo p [ab 17h15] - a host (this month: TMC), that provides food & drinks [18h15], and - TWO TechTalks [19h15 & 20h15] > Piërre van de Laar: "Concrete Syntax Patterns" > Niels Brouwers: "How to continuously and efficiently rejuvenate a software code base?" - closing drinks [ab 21h15] This month the theme is "Understanding & Fighting #legacy code: tools can bring #CodeRenaissance". TNO-ESI's research has shown it possible to 'automatically' find (& and replace) old/fashioned code-patterns and "refactor" them. It sounds complicated (and it is:-) but many 'industrial partners' are delivering practical results to many big code bases, and are building expertise in this new technology. Niels Brouwers is one of them, whereas Piërre van de Laar is the researcher. So, you get the full story. And maybe you will be the next developer embracing or developing 'Meta-F7' .... Hope to see you! #040coders #CodeRenaissance #EmbeddedSystems #LegacyCode #EmbeddedSoftware #HighTech #Craftsmanship Register via or website (https://040coders.nl/, general) or directly at meetup: https://lnkd.in/euKjME4V (this event)

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#100daysofcode Day 55: Today, The problem is described as a combinatorial optimization problem. The goal is to find the maximum possible value of an element in the array after performing a series of operations to satisfy certain conditions. The problem involves making decisions (operations) to optimize a certain objective (maximizing the value of an element) while satisfying given constraints (the conditions on the array). The two types of operations provided (decreasing the value of an element and rearranging the elements) offer different ways to manipulate the array to achieve the desired result. The solution involves exploring the space of possible operations to find the combination that yields the maximum value satisfying the specified conditions. #100daysofcode #coding #code #leetcode #dsa #datastructures #research #placements

Day 92 of #100daysofcodechallenge Todays Topic was Minimum Increment to Make Array Unique. Problem Description: Today's challenge involved finding the minimum number of increments required to make all elements in an integer array nums unique. Explanation: 1) Finding Minimum and Maximum: We identify the smallest element (x0) and the largest element (M) in the nums array. 2) Frequency Array: We create a frequency array freq with a size of M + n to accommodate potential increments beyond the existing elements. 3) Counting Occurrences: We iterate through nums and increment the corresponding frequency counts in freq. 4) Tracking Uniqueness: Two variables, cnt and inc, are used to track the number of non-unique elements (cnt) and the total number of increments (inc) required. 5) Iterating through Potential Values: We iterate through a range encompassing both existing values and potential increments (x0 to n + M). 6) Handling Duplicates: i) For each value, we check its frequency (f). ii) If f is less than or equal to 1 (unique), we move on to the next value. Otherwise, we: 1) Increase the frequency of the next potential value (shifting the duplicate). 2) Decrease the frequency of the current value. 3) Update the inc count by the number of duplicates shifted. 7) Early Exit: Once cnt becomes equal to n - 1 (all but one element unique), we exit the loop as the minimum number of increments has been achieved. #leetcode #bytexl #paruluniversity sai mahidar

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