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Run Hugging Face Models in Go
(github.com)
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Translating “Wash your hands” into 500 languages
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Behavioral economics and AI-driven decision making
(changelog.com)
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Scalable ML/AI on k8s with new Pachyderm release
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GPU-accelerated TensorFlow on Kubernetes
(oreilly.com)
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Shell scripts for big genomic data
(medium.com)
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Scaling bash commands over large data sets in genomics
(medium.com)
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Using Go for Bioinformatics workflows
(gopherdata.io)
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Shell scripts at scale, Bioinformatics and Pachyderm
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Bringing cron workflows to distributed systems
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Thanks! It was a ton of fun to create the example.
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Access controls and versioning for data – Pachyderm
(medium.com)
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New release of k8s-based ML/AI platform Pachyderm
(medium.com)
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“Machine Learning with Go” Released
(amazon.com)
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ML/AI on Kubernetes – New Pachyderm Release
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Machine Learning with Go – Just Released
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Gonum – Numerical Computing for Go
(gonum.org)
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Reproducible Data Science Built on Containers
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Reproducible Data Science – Announcing Pachyderm Enterprise
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Great questions and discussions. I'm definitely passionate about versioning in the context of models and data science for both data and code. I work full time on the open source Pachyderm project (pachyderm.io), and we have users ver
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GPU Accelerated Data Pipelines
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Unified ML pipelines and data management
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Autoscaling, containerized ML pipelines
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GPU Powered Pipelines Built on Containers
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Thanks for sharing this story. My experience has been that data scientists and analysts aren't able to efficiently use Hadoop/Spark even in cases where it is warranted. These individuals don't generally like working with Ja
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I will also throw in my (biased, as I work on the project) suggestion to take a look at Pachyderm ( http://pachyderm.io/ ). It is open source, language agnostic, and distributed. Plus it automatically tracks the provenance
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Reproducibility and provenance are essential for the data science workflows. And it's important to maintain these at scale. Take a look at Pachyderm some time as well if you get a chance (I work on the project for full disclosure).
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From cats to maps, a reusable image translation pipeline
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Reusable ML pipeline to manage image generation
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From edge2cat to edge2anything with TensorFlow
(blog.ycombinator.com)
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