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ishcheklein
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Nice! I've been using https://pwsafe.org/ + Dropbox for quite a while. Is it similar, what are the new features?
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ishcheklein
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I think it's orthogonal question, right? Even if there were some mistakes, how many more death there would have been if they were not thinking about rigorous process behind ML development?
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ishcheklein
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Ideas discussed in his post might seem too far from the reality and controversial, but first don't forget they have been doing Tesla's self-driving ML models for a few years now - so, he definitely has some material to generalize.
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Mmhmm
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ishcheklein
6y ago
I think DVC (+CML) is a good solution for this. It "wraps" artifacts that you store into Git. And Git repo abstracts access to the cloud. In your case of the mounted storage it will look like `git pull` + `dvc checkout` after mode
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ishcheklein
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Thanks! we'll check it out and be in touch.
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ishcheklein
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Agreed! I think, it's similar to software engineering. It's not that often that large websites are being deployed to prod without someone approving/QA-ing it manually first, right? CI/CD systems in this case help automat
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ishcheklein
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Hey Sytse! Thanks for the kind words. We're very interested in a deep integration with Gitlab :) Can you share some examples of these security scan reports, please? Right now, we return CML reports as comments in Merge Requests like th
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Hey! Disclaimer - I'm one of the DVC maintainers :) Super excited for the team on this release! For the last two years we have seen over and over again how our users take DVC and use it inside Gitlab, Github, etc. This product was born
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ishcheklein
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Hey, DVC maintainer here. For those who interested in this topic, I like this one about the same problem - https://petewarden.com/2018/03/19/the-machine-learning-repro... (industry focused) and an excellent t
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ishcheklein
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It helps developing and prioritizing features faster. What is so harmful about it? Assuming it's anonymized properly, if no one resells it, if it's explicit (doesn't matter opt-in or opt-out).
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ishcheklein
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Congrats! We've been happy using it for our python projects.
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ishcheklein
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This looks awesome! Gonna try to use it for DVC where we need to show tables of experiments, metrics, etc.
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ishcheklein
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There are two projects that take this direction - Splitgraph and Dolt.
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ishcheklein
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Interesting, what are the benefits of using this vs Sagemaker?
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"Powered by open source OrgStack's core validation engine is open source and available to the community." - repo is not available? Feels like an empty landing page to test the idea at this moment.
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Okay, thanks! I think I got the idea. Have you seen Quilt btw? They had the same message initially - Docker for Data, packaging data, etc. Implementation was very different though. I somewhat don't like this analogy btw, see how you me
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Thanks! Still trying to wrap my mind around use cases :) What is the main adoption path for the tool do you see? People who use flat files and they are large enough and/or need some provenance? Or people who already have Postgres and t
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Here is one of the DVC maintainers :) Congrats! It's great to see more tools for codifying data in different scenarios. To be honest, since you introduce a new workflow and a few new concepts it's not that easy to get the right pe
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How does exactly it handles security? Will it be another hell like Adobe Flash was?
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GitOps for Data and ML
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Streamlit open-source MLOps raises 21M
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Nice! I moved ~5years ago to the US from Moscow - was nice to get back virtually :)
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I'm co-founder of Iterative.ai /DVC.org (open source tools for ML) and doing conferences/meetups is an essential part of the business for us (kinda marketing for dev tools). I would definitely recommend you to connect and tal
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DVC (Iterative) | REMOTE | FULL-TIME | OPEN SOURCE | dvc.org (iterative.ai) Our mission is to build widely adopted tools that solve complexity of dealing with data and ML. Think of Hashicorp (Terraform, Vault, etc) for MLOps. We love open s
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DVC (Iterative) | REMOTE | FULL-TIME | OPEN SOURCE | dvc.org (iterative.ai) We are Hashicorp (Terraform, Vault, etc) for MLOps. Our mission is to build widely adopted tools that solve complexity of dealing with data and ML. We love open sou
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ishcheklein
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Thank you! It all makes sense.
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A technical question - how does your system work in the IRIS or other examples you have? It looks like it hides under the hood a few things compared to this implementation - type of the model (tensorflow) and the logic that fetches it from
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Nice! Thanks for creating the integration. I'm one of the maintainers of the DVC project and would be happy to answer any questions.
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ishcheklein
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It's mentioning DVC inside it, I would be happy to discuss and answer any questions as one of the maintainers.
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