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   The Unsung Hero: Microsoft Visual Basic for Internal Tools(beam.cloud)

   2 points by Mernit 4y ago|0 comments
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   Slai (YC W22) is hiring an SRE to solve low-level GPU scaling challenges(serverlessai.notion.site)

   1 points by Mernit 4y ago
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   by Mernit 4y ago

   Slai | SRE / DevOps Engineer | REMOTE | Full Time Slai is a tool to quickly build machine learning-powered applications. Our browser-based sandbox is the easiest way to build, deploy, and share machine learning models with zero setup [
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   On paper, Sagemaker does everything, but they don’t do many of those things well. I think Sagemaker is a great product for enterprises who want to maximize the products procured from a single vendor — it’s easy to buy Sagemaker when all of
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   Hi! Feel free to shoot us an email, founders@slai.io
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   Yep! You can upload pre-trained models — just upload a pickled binary of your model into the “data” section of the sandbox and then load and return the object in the train function. We chose to do it this way to ensure that the binary you u
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   The core code editor itself uses Monaco (the same thing under the hood of VSCode), but everything else is custom (i.e. file browser, language server, syntax highlighting, tabs, etc.)
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   Would love to hear how it goes! Reach out if you have any questions - we've ported over quite a few text models.
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   by Mernit 5y ago

   Hi, thanks for checking it out! You bring up some great points. When it comes to SWEs doing ML, our goal to bring together a bunch of apps that get people most of the way to something they can bring into production. I appreciate your skepti
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    by Mernit 5y ago

    We think developer experience is the factor that has been sorely lacking from the ML tooling space. I’m curious how your experience using Sagemaker has been?
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    by Mernit 5y ago

    Hi, thanks! The main difference is that HuggingFace contains a huge repository of pretrained models, whereas we're providing the scaffolding to build your own end to end applications. For example, in Slai you could actually embed a Hug
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    by Mernit 5y ago

    Thanks for checking us out! We sort of anticipated that — we just launched the unit test feature this week, and it’s not easily distinguished from the test panel. We’ll probably rename the test panel to something more descriptive, like API
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    by Mernit 5y ago

    Hi, thanks for the questions! We're planning on adding a way to synchronize a git repo to a sandbox, should be out by April. Right now, you can upload a trained binary to a sandbox and return it from the train function, and then use it
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    by Mernit 5y ago

    Thanks, that means a lot! We've spent a lot of time thinking about the pitch, given how many other ML tools are out there. We're hoping to strike a chord with simplicity and developer experience.
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    Launch HN: Slai (YC W22) – Build ML models quickly and deploy them as apps

    130 points by Mernit 5y ago|54 comments
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    Ask HN: How do you flag features in your codebase?

    2 points by Mernit 7y ago|2 comments
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    Ask HN: How do you flag features in your codebase?

    2 points by Mernit 7y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Sudo – Find scavenger hunts nearby(apps.apple.com)

    2 points by Mernit 7y ago|0 comments