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by pklee 2y ago
Very well deserved !! Amazing contributions !!
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by pklee 2y ago
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/07/21/good-software-take... - Reference. I read this for the first time. Thank you for sharing this.
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by pklee 2y ago
This is pure gold !! Thank you so much eugene and gang for doing this. For those of them which I have encountered, I can 100 % agree with them. This is fantastic !! So many good insights.
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by pklee 3y ago
Have you considered marker. Does a very good job of turning PDF into markdown. - https://github.com/VikParuchuri/marker
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by pklee 3y ago
This is pretty cool. I tried with dolly and then I tried with T5-base, both of it did not give me result. It broke for me. Has anyone tried it ?
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by pklee 4y ago
This is fantastic. This is what we do on our platform. + Copy and keep what worked and what did not so you can fine tune :)
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by pklee 4y ago
If this is using OpenAI which it seems is what it is using, It is only sending column headers / column names. Not the data. If you are concerned about column names, you could also mask it on the way out and back in. If you are looking
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by pklee 4y ago
They are decently good, I could not find major differences for the cases I was trying. The key is to control the temperature. Make sure it is low, otherwise the randomness increases tremendously. Infact you can feed the same input from open
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by pklee 4y ago
GPT3 model generates a SQL. You can sqldf on top of your data.table. We will be demo'ing at one of the events shortly. BTW, you could do somewhat similar with other LLMs such as GPTJ and GPT NEOX if you have worked with them
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by pklee 4y ago
Very well said !! data is code
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by pklee 4y ago
2 chapters in. Very good and makes you think. Truly impressive way of teaching how data is pivotal. The introduction reminds me of Peter Norvig's talk. I also like the point below of data is code, it is very profound.
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by pklee 4y ago
Reminded me of this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awG09liCMD4
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by pklee 4y ago
The concept of a data-mesh is more of a business concept as opposed to tech. IMHO the idea being proposed is that of a conceptual data-server (not to be confused with database server) much like a HTTP server / Mail Server where people
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by pklee 5y ago
Radiolab had a similar post sometime back. That was about philippines - https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/post-...
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by pklee 5y ago
Of course. Assume somewhat of a big services company. There are many customer related problems that can be solved using products. Assuming such a product can be created. What should be the structure of the team that handles such products ?
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Ask HN: What are the dos and donts of startup in large companies?
1 points by pklee 5y ago|2 comments
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by pklee 5y ago
That was an awesome video. Thank you for sharing !!
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by pklee 5y ago
What do you mean by dynamic scheams ?
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by pklee 5y ago
This looks great. Thanks for sharing. I hope at some point this becomes a gate for RMF process.
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by pklee 5y ago
I love the phrase "Enthusiasm is not a skill". I think it is great. I am not for or against in terms of your idea. I just wanted to comment on the phrase :)
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2021 Gartner Data Analytics Trends(gartner.com)
1 points by pklee 5y ago|0 comments
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Datascience and GUI – Rekindling an old thread
1 points by pklee 5y ago|0 comments
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by pklee 5y ago
Sorry I had meant this for @curiousperson23. Thanks
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by pklee 5y ago
Would love to understand this more. pklee.hackernews@gmail.com
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by pklee 5y ago
Yeah I am not just talking about analytics.. even basic merging across data-sources and simple visualizations based on the blended data and the ability to go across environments.
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by pklee 5y ago
Yes completely. What I am seeing more and more is people try to shovel everything into big-data, but it becomes a nuclear powered can-opener which I am not sure is needed. The UI for this oscillates between excel with a macro or here is Saa
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Ask HN: Is there a case for small / medium data
2 points by pklee 5y ago|7 comments
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by pklee 5y ago
Interestingly I was listening to this podcast yesterday - https://gimletmedia.com/shows/science-vs/76hgkmv/havana-synd... Analysis all the possibilities through interview with experts. Hope you find it intere
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by pklee 6y ago
I would say Scott Ambler. His book "building object applications that work" was amazing and it helped me understand how to design systems
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Removing Merit based education at one of America's top magnet schools
4 points by pklee 6y ago|0 comments

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