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by mloncode 2y ago
60. Radiant.AI 61. Weights & Biases (Weave) 62. Quotient AI (some observability there)
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by mloncode 2y ago
Hi, Hamel here. I'm one of the co-authors. I'm an independent consultant and not all clients allow me to talk about their work. However, I have two that do, which I've discussed in the article. These are two production use
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by mloncode 2y ago
This is Hamel, one of the authors of the article. We published the article with OReilly here: Part 1: https://www.oreilly.com/radar/what-we-learned-from-a-year-of... Part 2: https://www.oreilly.com/rad
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by mloncode 2y ago
Hello this is Hamel, one of the authors (among the list of other amazing authors). Happy to answer any questions as well as tag any of my colleagues to answer any questions! (Note: this is only Part 1 of 3 of a series that has already been
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Your AI Product Needs Evals: How to construct domain-specific LLM eval systems(hamel.dev)
1 points by mloncode 2y ago|0 comments
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by mloncode 3y ago
Good article
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by mloncode 3y ago
Hi Jeremy, Hamel here. I submitted this blog post, and definitely did not submit it in this form. One of the defining features of this blog post was the F word. I'm also curious about what happened
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The Many Ways to Deploy a Model(outerbounds.com)
5 points by mloncode 3y ago|0 comments
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OpenAI "Is Not Gonna Make It"(twitter.com)
3 points by mloncode 3y ago|0 comments
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by mloncode 3y ago
I love Bytewax. Really underrated as far as Python utilities go.
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by mloncode 3y ago
This is cool, thanks for sharing. I’ll definitely check this out
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by mloncode 3y ago
Excellent comment and question. Re: commercializing nbdev, this path didn't seem to make sense to me personally (for reasons I outlined), but they very well could make sense for others. But I'm with you, I really like many of the
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by mloncode 3y ago
No snark interpreted at all. Yes I am well aware of org mode and love it! I think it is fantastic. There are some key differences that I think make notebooks a bit more interesting - however it sounds like you've made a system you a
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by mloncode 3y ago
I think a notebook is VERY different than an ephemeral REPL. I think that is worth considering when thinking about generating docs, tests and source code from a single source of truth (as opposed to separate files).
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by mloncode 3y ago
Yes, I encourage you to look at some example projects made with nbdev incase that is helpful: - fastcore: https://github.com/fastai/fastcore - the nbs/ folder contains the source files that generate source code, d
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by mloncode 3y ago
Yes Quarto is one of my favorite tools. My blog (the topic of this thread) is made with Quarto!
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by mloncode 3y ago
Yes, nbdev is a system that "compiles" notebooks to python scripts, tests and documentation all from one source of truth. Jupytext cannot do this (nor was it designed to)
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by mloncode 3y ago
That's great to hear!
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by mloncode 3y ago
Hello! Hamel here, author of the original post. I'm surprised to see this on the front page of HN! Anyways, feel free to AMA!
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Tutorial: Private static sites with OAuth for beginners(github.com)
6 points by mloncode 4y ago|0 comments
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Fast.ai starts a corporate partnership program(fast.ai)
16 points by mloncode 4y ago|2 comments
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by mloncode 4y ago
You may know fast.ai as a popular deep learning course. There is also a deep learning library with the same name ( https://github.com/fastai/fastai ) as well as software development tools like nbdev ( https://
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Testable Technical Documentation with Notebooks, Nbdev, and Docusaurus(outerbounds.com)
2 points by mloncode 4y ago|0 comments
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People aren't paying enough attention to how big a deal nbdev is(twitter.com)
8 points by mloncode 4y ago|3 comments
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by mloncode 4y ago
This kind of thing is coming soon. This is something that will work with shiny for python [1] which will be integrated with Quarto (which nbdev is built on top of). When its more stable, this is something we will look into integrating. In
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by mloncode 4y ago
> Sanyam Buhtani does not do real DL work. Oh wow, it seems like you have made a habit of judging people, even though you don't know much about them at all, as recently as 10 minutes ago: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by mloncode 4y ago
> influencer types in the fastai community who have 10ks of followers and shills Everyone that I can see that fits that profile work at real companies doing real deep learning work, or are building infrastructure and tools that we all us
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by mloncode 4y ago
I am an experienced ML Engineer of 10 years and have worked at several large flagship tech companies. I do not agree that fastai is not appropriate for real-life projects. If you know the fastai library well, you know its a layered api on
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by mloncode 4y ago
Bytewax is the first streaming data python client that I can finally get my head around. I've used Bytewax and I love the developer experience, you folks really dialed it in there. Also the docs are great, which many developer tools t
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by mloncode 5y ago
Hello, I'm the author of this blog post! I'm really excited about how notebooks can be integrated into larger systems, especially for things like visualizations, debugging and prototyping. Happy to answer any questions anyone has

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