amirathi

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by amirathi 2mo ago
> We have never heard this before. User can provide details for us, but if others aren’t experiencing it, it’s unlikely to be prioritized > We have heard this before, but we cannot see it or replicate it. The user gets to do work for
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by amirathi 3mo ago
In the long run it's not punitive but rather amazing marketing for Anthropic. People crave what they can't have.
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by amirathi 3mo ago
This is the best marketing Anthropic could have hoped for. People crave what they can't have.
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by amirathi 3mo ago
Author says Claude now one-shots distributed systems bugs that used to take him two days but most top comments here are still playing down frontier model capabilities. Are we collectively in denial? It's understandable as the craft as
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Indian brand sues Google, wins ban on rivals bidding on its trademark(theprint.in)
4 points by amirathi 4mo ago|0 comments
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by amirathi 5mo ago
I find OpenAI's speech-to-text model the best of the lot. It can handle my & my 5-year old daughter's Indian accent pretty well. I wonder if they run the STT model's output through the current model (that we're chatt
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by amirathi 5mo ago
Really cool. If somebody doesn't want to adopt a new platform, take a look at open source Jupyter MCP Server[1]. Once integrated with Claude, it can execute code on the live notebook kernel. I just let Claude write notebooks, run top t
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Claude Code with Jupyter Notebooks via MCP(reviewnb.com)
4 points by amirathi 5mo ago|0 comments
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Claude Code + Jupyter Notebooks Finally Work Well(reviewnb.com)
2 points by amirathi 5mo ago|0 comments
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Why Sourcegraph and Amp Are Becoming Independent Companies(sourcegraph.com)
2 points by amirathi 10mo ago|0 comments
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by amirathi 1y ago
Just uninstalling the endless scrolling apps (Twitter, Reddit, Instagram etc.) was enough for me.
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by amirathi 1y ago
I took a stab at this ~7 years ago - https://nurtch.com/ The idea has a lot of merit. We even gave a talk about it in JupyterCon Paris 2023 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUYY2kHrTzs When you have execut
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Chinese researchers break RSA encryption with a quantum computer(csoonline.com)
7 points by amirathi 2y ago|1 comments
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Mapping the Mind of a Large Language Model(anthropic.com)
6 points by amirathi 2y ago|1 comments
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by amirathi 3y ago
When you raise $$$ - the nice little API client needs to become "Enterprise API Platform"
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by amirathi 3y ago
Is anyone here worried about pouring hot water into Aeropress plastic? I know it's polypropylene, which is BPA-Free but could there be things that we haven't properly researched yet?
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by amirathi 3y ago
We all know .ipynb JSON format is not a great fit for Git. The Jupyter ecosystem has come a long way in the last few years. Solving this really comes down to a few tools - - JupyterLab Git Extension[1] for local diffs (pre-commit diffs) - n
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Git and Jupyter Notebooks: The Ultimate Guide(reviewnb.com)
3 points by amirathi 3y ago|0 comments
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by amirathi 4y ago
I'm just happy that Microsoft is finally charging directly for a developer product! When they keep giving out freebies (VSCode, npm etc.), I never know which direction the product is going to evolve (e.g. unnecessarily tight integratio
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by amirathi 4y ago
Here are tools people commonly use for notebook version control with git - [1] nbdime to view local diffs & merge changes [2] jupytext for 2-way sync between notebook & markdown/scripts [3] JupyterLab git extension for git clon
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by amirathi 4y ago
Jupyter Notebook is THE modern literate programming environment. It's a shame that it's only primarily used for Data Science experimentation & teaching.
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by amirathi 5y ago
The problems you mention are solved by auxiliary tools in the notebook ecosystem. - Look at nbdime & ReviewNB for git diffs - Checkout treon & nbdev for testing - See jupytext for keeping .py & .ipynb in sync I agree it's a
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by amirathi 6y ago
This is great. Other comments here are underestimating the power of a group. An average bounty on an issue might just be between $10-$100 but there can easily be 50 people putting up a bounty for a popular issue (have you seen issues with h
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by amirathi 6y ago
Why not just use JupyterLab with GitHub? You get all those enterprise features with GitHub. And you can augment the shortcomings with auxilary tools. E.g. JupyterLab git extension & ReviewNB for notebook version control. Disclaimer: I b
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by amirathi 6y ago
(for regular workloads) cost of maintaining such a DB >> cost of RDS It's a very interesting problem from a technical standpoint nonetheless.
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by amirathi 6y ago
> Notebooks as we know them today have many pain points (versioning, reproducibility, collaboration) Absolutely. We're solving a small part of this by making notebooks play nicely with GitHub ( https://reviewnb.com ). Code
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Atlassian ends support for all server products(atlassian.com)
9 points by amirathi 6y ago|6 comments
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by amirathi 6y ago
Right but a new prospect is going to want to evaluate $200/mo offering and see if that meets their needs. So you are loosing out on new business.
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by amirathi 6y ago
Post mortem for February events[1]. It was resource contention on their primary mysql cluster caused by unintended config change. There's a total of 34 incidents in 2020 so far[2]. I wonder if all are DB woes or there are other factors
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by amirathi 6y ago
Reading official documentation when working with new tools/frameworks. Googling every hurdle as it comes & over relying on StackOverflow is neither effective nor satisfying. Some of the projects out there have amazing documentation

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