User: How can I check if there are non-None values in a list?
Here, GPT-4-1106-preview
is the latest version released on 2023-11-06, then GPT-4-0614
on 2023-06-14, and finally GPT-4-0314
originally released on 2023-03-14.
import java.util.*; | |
public class SquareSpiral { | |
// Starting point of the spiral | |
private final int startX; | |
private final int startY; | |
private SquareSpiral(int startX, int startY) { | |
this.startX = startX; | |
this.startY = startY; |
POSTGRES_USER=dbuser | |
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=changeme | |
POSTGRES_ADMIN_PASSWORD=changeme |
import logging | |
import threading | |
from typing import Any, Dict, Iterable, Optional, Union | |
from tornado.routing import Rule, Matcher | |
_global_tornado_hook = None | |
_global_hook_lock = threading.RLock() | |
class CustomRule: | |
def __init__(self, path_pattern: Union[str, Matcher], handler_class: Any, |
Looks like Google translate has improved since 2020 - it's no longer inventing puppy ramen out of nowhere, and it's using more correct pronouns. Or someone at Google was embarrassed after watching this video, and made the necessary bug fixes. Still, I'd give DeepL a slight edge when compared to Google Translate.
I also tried using GPT-3 using the prompt "Translate the following restaurant review: Japanese: [TEXT] English: ", and it's arguably even better than DeepL: