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#INSTRUCT

#instruct : arranged; furnished

- French: instruire

- Italian: istruire

- Portuguese: instruir

- Spanish: instruir

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#instruct : arranged; furnished

- French: instruire

- Italian: istruire

- Portuguese: instruir

- Spanish: instruir

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Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/form

#instruct : arranged; furnished

- French: instruire

- Italian: istruire

- Portuguese: instruir

- Spanish: instruir

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Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/form

#Mistral has the absolute best #instruct syntax. Really bugs me when I see #llama's syntax.

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[INST]What can you help me with?[/INST]

Not even close! So much more usable with Mistral.

We can get so caught up in the romance of the plan we forget we actually might need to do the work too. Dream, but do too.

#dream #reputation #accomplish #achieve #know #create #talk #walkthewalk #pontificate #instruct #lead

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#AI #LLama3 8B #instruct

$I'll provide an analysis of your code. Here are some observations and suggestions: Code structure: Your code is well-organized, with clear separation between different parts (e.g., entity definition, getters/setters, methods). This makes it easy to read and understand. Doctrine ORM annotations: You're using Doctrine's ORM annotations (@ORM\Entity, @ORM\Column, etc.) correctly. This helps maintain consistency and ensures that the entity is properly mapped to a database table. Entity properties: You have defined several entity properties, including some with unique constraints (e.g., username). This suggests you're planning for uniqueness in certain fields. Getter/setter methods: Your getter and setter methods are consistent and well-named. This makes it easy to understand how the entity's state can be modified. Methods: You have a few custom methods, such as authenticate, changePassword, and others that manipulate the entity's state. These seem reasonable, given the requirements of your application. Suggestions: Code formatting: Some lines of code are quite long, which can make them harder to read. Consider breaking them up into multiple lines or using a code formatter to improve readability. Method naming conventions: Your method names (e.g., authenticate, changePassword) are descriptive, but consider following PHP's PSR-1 naming convention, which recommends using underscores instead of camelCase for method names. Type hinting: (...) This is good practice!$