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Pointblank: New package for Python data validation
(posit.co)
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It's not enough to be right as an engineer
(databased.pedramnavid.com)
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2y ago
Thanks for the write-up! (Note: I work at Posit, but not on the Positron team)
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2y ago
Are computer vision models supported?
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randyzwitch
2y ago
Might not be exactly what you're talking about, but Shiny for Python compiles to WASM, so that you can deploy stand-alone https://shiny.posit.co/py/docs/shinylive.html
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Not Diamond — new SOTA meta-model
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2y ago
For sure! It's always great when a new feature falls out of an upstream dependency (in this case, matplotlib 3.6)
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Improving the layout of plotnine graphics (Python / matplotlib)
(posit.co)
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2y ago
plotnine is a ggplot also funded by Posit (though, externally developed) https://plotnine.org/
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The design philosophy of Great Tables
(posit-dev.github.io)
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Agreed…feels like this is as much a cultural problem as a tech one. Meaning, from my experience at large companies, I feel like those lawyers get off on the fight of who gets to write the terms
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Advanced Geospatial analysis using location Parameters with Streamlit
(datamonkeysite.com)
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4y ago
Not specific to specific examples in the article, I think some of the things people perceive as "bugs" other people see as features or an opportunity to correct past mistakes. I can remember an example where I suggested automatic
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5y ago
(Note: I'm Head of Developer Relations at Streamlit!) Thanks, glad you found Streamlit useful! The plan (per the link) is that Streamlit will continue on as an open-source project.
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Build Your Own AnswerBox with GPT-3 Codex and Streamlit
(searchenginejournal.com)
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(Note: I'm Head of Developer Relations at Streamlit) While I cannot speak to your experience with either project, I do want to point out that open-source doesn't have to be a zero-sum game. Gradio has different goals than Streaml
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Streamlit Cloud moves to public beta
(blog.streamlit.io)
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Announcing Streamlit 1.0
(blog.streamlit.io)
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5y ago
(Note: I'm Head of Developer Relations at Streamlit) The easiest way to have a secure Streamlit app would be to use Streamlit Cloud, which is https by default: https://streamlit.io/cloud If you want to use some other c
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Agreed. I hope this book disambiguates the roles as well, that seems to me to be the biggest issue with hiring!
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Easy Monitoring of DBT Cloud Jobs with Streamlit
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What other functionality would make Streamlit a better experience for you?
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A WebVR Code Generator
(share.streamlit.io)
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What a gross way to get your name into the conversation. I've never heard of Wix, but I'm sure to never pay them for anything in the future
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This is going to unlock so many use cases that weren't possible before with the public repo requirement
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How fast Koalas and PySpark are compared to Dask
(databricks.com)
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The main advantage is that not everyone knows Python, and those who do don't necessarily use Jupyter. Once you deploy a Streamlit app, it's the same in-browser interactive experience people are already used to.
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> It appears to be like a chatroom in the sense that its live but with an API or live application refresh where the programmer can write lines of code that immediately show app results. This is pretty cool but I don't know if its a
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We just released themeing in the past few weeks, so there's definitely more options than there used to be! We'd love to get any additional feedback about the types of customizations you'd like to see.
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You could argue that we've had the low-level API since JavaScript was added to the browser
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