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Please Do Not Touch(readme.dm)
2 points by dmadisetti 3mo ago|0 comments
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GRPO vs. GDPO: Building Intuition for RL Reward Policies(huggingface.co)
2 points by dmadisetti 8mo ago|1 comments
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by dmadisetti 8mo ago
Relevant paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.05242
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
realtime collaboration is in under marimo experimental (just flip the flag) marimo doesn't support creatine :)
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
We've addressed this too by allowing a setup cell: ... with app.setup: import numpy as np @app.cell def cell_uses_np(): # no np needed in signature result = np.... The best part about
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
marimo has a quarto extension and a markdown fileformat [1] (marimo check works on this too!). The python fileformat was chosen such that "notebooks" are still valid python, but yes- the format itself is almost an implementation d
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
> But I really don't want to deal with yet another AI assistant, especially not a custom one when I'm already using Claude/etc from the CLI and I want those agents to help me edit the notebooks. So funny story- you can use
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
Soft launched in pre-release, but a full version is coming!
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by dmadisetti 11mo ago
Arguments are typed if explicitly specified in definition, e.g. ```python @app.cell def my_cell(): x : int = 1 return (x,) @app.cell def consumer(x : int): y = x return ``` We&#x
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Closer to production quality Python notebooks with `marimo check`(marimo.io)
31 points by dmadisetti 1y ago|23 comments
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
marimo notebooks double as python Python programs, which means they can be lint-ed like any other code. `marimo check` catches notebook-specific issues (variable redefinition across cells, circular dependencies) with Rust-inspired (and uv;
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
Hey, if your name had an accent, workspace creation should have failed Not sure how we missed that in testing. But it should be good to go now
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
I just turned off /notebooks in robots.txt Our thoughts are the same as gists- Molab is built to share your work and give you a place to tinker. Please don't put your api keys in there
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
Everyone knows prod doesn't break on the weekends
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
I'm from a computational mechanics background, and my biggest issue with jupyter notebooks was doing analysis, playing around with my models, getting results I was happy with; then having my kernel break on a fresh session whenever I w
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by dmadisetti 1y ago
Very excited for the top level functions change coming up !!
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by dmadisetti 2y ago
Doesn't need to be perfect- but using this would actively reduce productivity
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by dmadisetti 2y ago
Yeah, they're not exactly a scrappy startup- I'd be surprised if they had 0 QA. Makes me wonder if they internally have "press releases / Q" as an internal metric to keep up the hype.
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by dmadisetti 2y ago
I feel like pytomls and shared source are becoming standard, but yes- notebooks vs research code are sometimes very separate, very difficult to directly reproduce. A big difficultly with "working out of the box, shared in browser"
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by dmadisetti 2y ago
The beta is inconsistently showing (required a few refreshes to get something to show up), but my limited usage of it showed a plethora of issues: - Assumed UTC instead of EST. Corrected it and it still continued to bork - Added random time
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by dmadisetti 7y ago
``` meme2txt distracted_boyfriend.png \ --meme "the internet" 9 68 black \ --meme "classic memes" 16 80 black \ --meme "$(toilet "meme2txt" -fsmblock)" 30 40 white ``` Sure, it seems a little fr
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meme2txt: A shell script to make memes right in your terminal(github.com)
2 points by dmadisetti 7y ago|1 comments