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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
I don't want to downplay the effort here but from my experience you can get yourself a neat interactive summary html with a short prompt and a good model (Opus 4.5+, Codex 5.2+, etc).
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
Did you type in your email? It seems already filled in because it shows you your email address as the placeholder text but you need to fill in.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
I am also getting constant spam because apparently they can see who starred a repo (i.e. I see you starred repo x and we are doing something similar). I am not starring anything anymore.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
"Click to toggle optional permissions. Hover the to learn why each is needed."
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
It is written in Rust…
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Postmortem: Clerk System Outage(clerk.com)
1 points by ayhanfuat 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
> then b is assigned to a Wouldn't that require a LOAD_FAST? Also a is assigned first (from left to right) so a = ... happens either way.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
> I'm convinced taking notes forces you to properly consider what is being said and you store the information in your brain better that way. Yes, this is like listening a guided meditation in 2x speed because it is faster.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
I also use polars in new projects. I think Wes McKinney also uses it. If I remember correctly I saw him commenting on some polars memory related issues on GitHub. But a good chunk of polars' success can be attributed to Arrow which McK
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
Indeed. feather was a library to exchange data between R and pandas dataframes. People tend to bash pandas but its creator (Wes McKinney) has changed the data ecosystem for the better with the learnings coming from pandas.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
This was his explanation for anyone interested: > I'm being accused of overhyping the [site everyone heard too much about today already]. People's reactions varied very widely, from "how is this interesting at all" al
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
It says "subscription users do not have access to Opus 4.6 1M context at launch" so they are probably planning to roll it out to subscription users too.
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by ayhanfuat 8mo ago
> For Opus 4.6, the 1M context window is available for API and Claude Code pay-as-you-go users. Pro, Max, Teams, and Enterprise subscription users do not have access to Opus 4.6 1M context at launch. I didn't see any notes but I gue
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by ayhanfuat 9mo ago
It is not that numpy bypasses public interfaces. It uses documented C APIs. V8, as far as I know, does not have that.
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by ayhanfuat 9mo ago
From "Vimeo to be acquired by Bending Spoons in $1.38B all-cash deal" ( https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/10/vimeo-to-be-acquired-by-be... ): > Bending Spoons has a pattern of acquiring companies, the
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Humanizer: Claude Code skill that removes signs of AI-generated writing(github.com)
3 points by ayhanfuat 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ayhanfuat 9mo ago
If you are going to query it frequently then json/csv might become an issue. I think the reason it doesn't become a problem for duckdb/polars users is that we generally convert them to parquet after first read.
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Anthropic invests $1.5M in the Python Software Foundation(discuss.python.org)
411 points by ayhanfuat 9mo ago|176 comments
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by ayhanfuat 10mo ago
Frameworks generally change those to standart tags at build time. Vue can be used without a build step so it indeed uses custom tags for components in that scenario but it is not very common to use Vue without a build step.
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by ayhanfuat 10mo ago
https://www.foxnews.com/video/6386706790112
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by ayhanfuat 10mo ago
If you look at the query parameters of the Amazon links you can see that they are affiliate links. It might be more or less an honest review but they do earn money from it.
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
He is also the creator of the Altair visualization library (Vega-Lite in Python https://altair-viz.github.io/ ). I really like using it.
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Is DuckLake a Step Backward?(pracdata.io)
1 points by ayhanfuat 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
I think they are referring to the fact that the zigbook maintainer defaced the PR that fixed the license issue by editing out the PR description.
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
Indeed: @zigbook changed the title "Fix license violations" "Im mad because you wrote code similiar to mine >:(" 3 minutes ago ( https://github.com/zigbook/zigbook/pull/43 )
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
My guess is it fails if you use a workspace account. I was able to use it with my personal Google account.
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
On the pricing page it says that for public preview they are offering a free individual plan with "generous rate limits". I gave it an HTML file and asked it to create Jinja templates from it and 2 minutes later (still planning, n
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
It's a parquet file. Column data is stored in contiguous pages (and that's how duckdb and polars read them).
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
What is the point of simulating 650GB data with ~40 columns if you are going to use a single column for testing? Is that even 16GB?
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by ayhanfuat 11mo ago
That's exactly the difference between using with or without license.

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