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by paddy_m 2y ago
That does help. Network stuff is a usecase I could see. It seems like with a restart system you could do something like this, in a generic reusable library way, correct me if I'm wrong. On network failure, register a callback with som
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I'm certain the host heavy lifting is done by numpy which is a python wrapper around Fortran and C. The visualization heavy lifting is done by pygfx/wgpu-py. wgpu-py has C. I think wgpu-py compiles to WASM to run in the browser
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I'd be curious to hear more about your EDA workflow. What I want for EDA is a tool that let's me quickly toggle between common views of the dataset. I run through the same analysis over and over again, I don't want to type t
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Really nice post introducing your library. When would you reach for a different library instead of fastplotlib? How does this deal with really large datasets? Are you doing any type of downsampling? How does this work with pandas? I didn&
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I have read about the CL condition system. I get how restarts are useful for interactive programming. I don't see how they could be used in most cases where you want a program to run without a programmer intervening. Could you list s
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Location: Boston Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: talking to users, python, pandas/numpy, jupyter, js/ts Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paddymullen/ Email: paddy@paddymulle
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by paddy_m 2y ago
This sounds interesting. Is this meant to run in pipelines or be used interactively? Are you building something open source? Link to the repo?
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I am building Buckaroo [1], the data table UI in Jupyter that I have always wanted. I know how to use df.head(), df.describe(), sort, and run histograms on columns. I just got tired of typing 5 bits of code to minimally inspect each dataf
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Did you write your own table? Million+ row handling is nice. Once I figured out window based display of tables, documentation and a bunch of other pieces of architecture became simpler. Previously I sent the whole dataset or a sample of i
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by paddy_m 2y ago
What are your plans for a data table UI? Shameless plug: I created the open source Buckaroo table for jupyter (embeddable in other contexts) with histograms, summary stats, search... I love talking tables if you want to get in touch.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I like 80 columns, I can tolerate 100 or 120. I get really annoyed with formatting standards, JS/TS in particular that waste a whole line for a closing brace. Standard aspect has screens more limited vertically than horizontally. Whe
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I have know idea if the project author would agree with those sentences, I was just proposing them.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I made a similar comment. I think they come up because people are genuinely interested in a project and trying to offer the creator a fresh perspective. When creating a project where your the domain expert it's so easy to get stuck i
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I was going to ask the exact same question. The title makes it sound like something I might be interested in, then I visited the page and I have no idea what it does. After some brief reading of docs, I'm trying to write one sentence
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by paddy_m 2y ago
README suggestions: Put the animated gif at the top Add subtitles to the gif explaining what you're doing.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Thank you. I can always xargs grep for a function name, at worst. Dir() in python at a debugger for other things. With YAML, kubernetes and other devops hotness, I frequently can’t even find the relevant scripts/YAML that are execut
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Which makes it much harder to break the circuit vs AC
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I think pandas was so ambitious syntax wise and concept wise. But it got be a bit of a jumble. The index idea in particular is so cool, particular multi-indexes, watching people who really understand it do multi index operations is very
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Have you tried polars? It’s a much more regular syntax. The regular syntax fits well with the lazy execution. It’s very composable for programmatically building queries. And then it’s super fast
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by paddy_m 2y ago
From a brief look, I think he's trying to position it for "Exploratory DOM Analysis". The intro demo looks scheme/smalltalk like in that you are creating the structure and primitives as you go (as demonstrated by changin
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by paddy_m 2y ago
They have a claim for $1.5B, they are going after all Alex Jones assets which are much less than $1.5B.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
University surplus stores are always fun to browse. Lab equipment, machine tools, great stuff.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Nice work! Do you have any plans for data cleaning? I am working on a somewhat similar open source project. I intend to add heuristic data cleaning. With the UI I want to be able to toggle between different strategies quickly - strip char
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I would pay money, $1+ postage to maybe $5 + postage to physically print out tweet streams and other articles and mail them to some old people I know. I'm thinking specifically of DieWorkwear on twitter, but others too.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Could you give some examples?
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by paddy_m 2y ago
Curious to hear about other people's experience with Tanstack. I built a complex app [1] around AG-Grid and here are my thoughts: I would recommend AG-Grid for most data apps until a well supported alternative comes out. My understan
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I just saw this. yep, totally promoted my project instead of following this guideline.
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by paddy_m 2y ago
If anyone here has an open source project that they want a docs or README review from fresh eyes, please reach out. Establishing what problem your software solves, for who, with no initial context is a fun challenge. I don't pretend
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by paddy_m 2y ago
To your point about LLM based approaches have the huge adoption advantage in that you don't need to understand a lot to write into a text box. A tool like buckaroo requires investment into knowing where to click and how to understand t
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by paddy_m 2y ago
I would love if we could seed LLMs with specific books, or give our own weightings to sources. I'm sure most books are in there already, I would happily pay extra (and want it to go to original authors) for known provenance of advice.

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