Fiahil

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Shameless propaganda : https://medium.com/bcggamma
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MLOps is about enabling reproducibility of previous outputs; it has nothing to do with reinforcing any pattern. It's literally "DevOps for Data Science". It's also a sane set of best practices to follow even if you'
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Nice article, however, I disagree on a couple of things : - "Plateform MLE" is juste regular Devops and Software Engineering. It's not because we're dealing with models and their accuracies that it is fundamentally diffe
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And I would add : 3. Not being specific about any technologies. Instead of using a "SQL Database" and a "cache", just say "PostgreSQL" and "Redis". It's an interview, if you're not specific
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As of Rust 1.62, compilation time is no longer a valid criticism. Things have improved so much in the past 2-3 versions, it's no longer slower than C++. Sorry!
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> Coming from a NodeJS background, Rust looks a tad more complicated but it looks cooler. Here, Rust has officially climbed past NodeJS on the "cool" ladder. Let's rejoice, and welcome our fellow programmers into our commu
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See also : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_(tree)
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> While Twitter has provided some information, that information has come with strings attached, use limitations or other artificial formatting features, which has rendered some of the information minimally useful to Mr. Musk and his advi
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> Now let's get a sane concurrency story (no multiprocessing / queue / pickle hacks) and suddenly it's a completely different language! Yes, and I would argue it already exists and is called Rust :) Semi-jokes aside,
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I don't ask this question a lot, but when I did, it was mostly as a nice starter to get started on a drill-down interview on that specific topic. The candidate is giving me the topic, and I would just dig into it and ask them to descri
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Seems to be an amazing resource, but so sad that it's tailored for an American audience with an English-only catalogue and those unreadable units (wtf is a lbs/ft3, seriously ?). Edit: Ah ! They have meters and kg/m3 on each
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You can trust Korfuri's explanation because he has some experience with Piscines ;) Hello there !
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You surely heard of Docker, right ?
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Not a 42 alumni, but Epitech 2015 (so I saw the split and the creation of 42 while I was between my second and third year). I'm not surprised that it was much more difficult to get the school to work in the US. Their loss. Best of luck
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> However it represents something that I don't like, which is trading language surface complexity and readability for programmer convenience. In this case it's a welcomed convenience. Have you used `thiserror` and `anyhow` crat
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> - Both async/await [...] feel like rushed implementations This is a recurring comment, but I would argue that it's not "rushed" but rather "incomplete" from supporting ecosystem (like a futures library bei
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We used pachyderm before MLOps was even a thing, sadly, back then they tried to solve everything at once while failing with the most basic needs. If your data versioning "Utilizes a Git-like structure that enables effective team collab
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> How do you query this data or join or filter across such disparate sources? The only two solutions today are to put ALL data into a warehouse or to write custom scripts. The problem with warehouses are that they are expensive and that
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Well, I don't like to be a party pooper, but there's only two way this can go : - nobody working at Bolt care that they geofencing is lame. The fault was there since the beginning and the two freelancers maintaining the web versio
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> (I'm not going to share the particular details on which request and which query parameter that is) Why not ? It's not like that would matter anyway...
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Appart from the AI-is-sentient topic, which we can agree is completely stupid, there is valid and interesting discussion that needs to happen on the Responsible AI front. Think of Things like "automatic content classification and moder
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Okay, so we're at the same point :) the best thing for you is not having to worry too much about grass and branches disposal !
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> bought a farm with 2ha We bought an old farm in the east of Bretagne. I'm mostly into growing trees. What kind of farming equipment do you own for 2ha ? It's too big for growing anything by hand, but not that much for a big t
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Yes, because I didn't find a way to attach a debugger on Databricks.
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So does 'original' swiss chalets, yet, many of them are much older than that.
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> While many of these chalets have been lost to time How can you loose something, less than 200 years old, to time ?!
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> in favorable direction Speaking of directions, how about the bidirectional use of `yield` and `yield from` ? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9708902/in-practice-what... # Sending data to a generator (cor
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https://clickclickclick.click
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Aye! We're quite a few ;)
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> The problem does not go away with a better course but is - based on your anecdote and not from the presumably better view of the TAs - lessened somewhat. I was a TA in France, and did a bit of TA-ing unofficially in the US. So, my view

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