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Netflix Notebook Innovation For All: Notebooks in Production with Metaflow(outerbounds.com)
6 points by mloncode 5y ago|1 comments
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by mloncode 6y ago
Great job writing this article.
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by mloncode 6y ago
Really interesting! Do you mind sharing what your company is? (I am the author of the blog post)
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by mloncode 6y ago
> I see there the typical pattern of the 'expert beginner' developer. I see the typical pattern of someone being a jerk calling people "junior developers" without first doing their research on the person and finding o
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by mloncode 6y ago
[Author of the blog here]: Thanks for that. Indeed, there is an opportunity to document the library better. That's why I decided to roll up my sleeves and spend an extended period of time documenting fastcore. It was an amazing educ
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by mloncode 6y ago
Sorry about that. Indeed, I felt that since he was the author of the library and essential to me learning it I felt the least I could do was to put his name on there. I removed his name via https://github.com/fastai/f
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How to Accomplish ML-Ops on GitHub(mlops-github.com)
1 points by mloncode 6y ago|0 comments
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by mloncode 7y ago
Hi, I'm Hamel, I'm one of the people who contributed to this project. I think this is a really great blogging platform for data scientists because: - Visualizations can remain interactive - You can write your entire blog post in
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Show HN: Jupyter Notebook Blog Platform with Actions & GitHub Pages(github.com)
7 points by mloncode 7y ago|1 comments
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MLOps with GitHub Actions and Kubeflow(youtu.be)
2 points by mloncode 7y ago|0 comments
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by mloncode 7y ago
Hi, this is Hamel. I'm happy to answer any questions about the dataset or the project. I think this dataset is exciting for the following reasons: - Its really large: Parallel corpus is 2M code snippets, and the unpaired corpus is 6M c
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by mloncode 7y ago
It might be useful for scoped search and code navigation when you don't have a general-purpose question that is amenable to Stack Overflow. Let's say you are trying to find code in a repository that carries out a task but your ke
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by mloncode 7y ago
Yes that would be really cool. The field of program synthesis has made strides in this area but it doesn't appear you can create anything more than trivial programs from human languages at the moment. I think that you are more likely
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by mloncode 7y ago
What is exciting about the tools we provided in this competition -- especially the weights and biases leaderboard is the level of transparency you get that you don't always see in a Kaggle competition (unless it is shared voluntarily)
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by mloncode 7y ago
The unit of observation for this data are functions or methods and their associated docstrings or top-level comments. So there are no code reviews in the data. However, we do include metadata including the SHA and owner/repo which wo
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by mloncode 7y ago
Hello folks, this is Hamel from GitHub -- I’m one of the Machine Learning Engineers who worked on this project. The reason we are excited to host this data is that we believe the community will be able to innovate and advance the state of t
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by mloncode 8y ago
Oh and https://towardsdatascience.com/semantic-code-search-3cd6d244... is completely open source end-to-end, with code, data, and detailed explanations on how to reproduce step-by-step.
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by mloncode 8y ago
Hello there! Glad to see other people working on this area as well. Ho-Hsiang and I from GitHub have been prototyping this exact same approach and have published / open sourced our work about a month ago: https://towardsd