Parallel function calls In the above example, we demonstrated how an LLM can call a single function. Often this can be slow if you need to call multiple functions in sequence. To speed up the process, several LLMs support parallel function calls. This allows the LLM to call mu...
but my assistant can’t answer me the weather in Paris right now as it would need access to real-time data on internet through an external API for instance. In my example I want the assistant to be able to return me current weather in a specific location when I ...
In the past I've found it very complex to reason about, when looking at a bunch of nested function calls in typical itertools code. Hopefully iterable chaining makes it easier to read code that uses reduce?Let's check, does this make sense?
Pythoncountdown.py importfunctoolsfromtimeimportsleepunbuffered_print=functools.partial(print,flush=True)forsecondinrange(3,0,-1):unbuffered_print(second)sleep(1)print("Go!") With this approach, you can continue to use both unbuffered and bufferedprint()calls. You also define up front that you...
It's common, when analysing a kernel crash dump, to look at kernel tasks' stack backtraces in order to see what the tasks are doing, e.g. what nested function calls led to the current position; this is easily displayed by the crash utility. We often want also to know the arguments ...
The process_paragraph function makes multiple API calls in a loop which could be expensive and slow def process_paragraph( paragraph: str, src_lang: str, target_lang: str, grammar: bool, is_chatgpt: bool, use_homoglyphs: bool, use_em_dashes: bool, max_tries: int) -> str: for i in...
However, to implement the cache, the original function must be wrapped which will slow down subsequent calls, so only do this if your function is expensive.The new keyword argument interface and excluded argument support further degrades performance.NumPy...
This is because it saves the image to a temporary file and calls the open utility to display it. This can be slow and inefficient for large images or in situations where the image needs to be displayed multiple times. How to Save an Image with PIL You might want to save the result ...
Lambdas are basically shorthand for functions you can call to do things in response to an event, such as onKey here in Python. The syntax is awful, though. JavaScript might be a bit more clear: varobj;// Imagine this is assigned to a DOM object via document.getObjectById()obj.addEventLi...
An Immediately-invoked Function Expression is a way to execute functions immediately, as soon as they are created. IIFEs are very useful because they don't pollute the global object, and they are a simple way to isolate variables declarations