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   by pea 3y ago

   If you're interested in an easier way to create reports using Python and Plotly/Pandas, you should check out our open-source library, Datapane: https://github.com/datapane/datapane - you can create a standalo
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   by pea 3y ago

   Lots of sites a/b things, but it seems that when PMs start aggressively a/bing the core experience to the point of breaking the user journey and against just general common sense it points to a bigger product issue... i.e. "t
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   by pea 3y ago

   This reminds me of when I was in primary school in 1996 or so, and the "thing" to have as a kid was a personal organiser; irrespective of the fact none of us had anything to organize.
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   by pea 3y ago

   Thanks for sharing, that looks great! That Datapane example is more a hello world web app that runs Python code in the backend (so requires a backend server - Fly.io in this example). An example of a standalone report would be something lik
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   by pea 3y ago

   You might be interested in what we're hacking on at Datapane (I'm one of the founders): https://github.com/datapane/datapane . You can create standalone HTML data reports from Python/Jupyter in ~3 lines o
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   by pea 3y ago

   Relay is good too!
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   by pea 4y ago

   You can build web apps from Jupyter using Datapane [0]. I'm one of the founders, so let me know if I can help at all. You can either export a static site [1] (and host on GH pages or S3), or, if you need backend logic, you can add Pyth
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   Datapane – Build full-stack data apps in 100% Python(github.com)

   5 points by pea 4y ago|0 comments
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   by pea 4y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. Regarding creating plots from SQL, we were just talking about that internally. It's a really interesting idea and something we have used ourselves in django-sql-explorer ( https://django-sql-explorer.
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks! If you are doing basic drag-and-drop BI queries on data you already have in a centralised warehouse, Metabase may be the best option for you. From what I can see from GitStart, Datapane will be useful if: 1) You want to go beyond BI
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! We love htmx but don't actually use it under the hood, although we were inspired by their model when designing Datapane. Most frameworks in the space are great for building small apps and demos, but struggle to
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks! We are big users of TailwindCSS across the product and those colours are from their palette: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks so much for sharing this, I hadn't seen that before. We'll get on implementing it.
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    Show HN: Datapane – A new way to build reports, dashboards, and apps in Python

    55 points by pea 4y ago|14 comments
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    by pea 4y ago

    Same, then my coworker signed up and had to enter a credit card. No idea on the discrepancy!
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    by pea 4y ago

    This is generally what my primary Gmail inbox looks like on a daily basis. It beggars belief -- the inability to identify cold emails from recruiters is bad enough, but half of those are just... junk with random characters (I guess to test
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    by pea 4y ago

    5 live is actually AM-only (outside of DAB) and is really the only time I listen to AM (in the car when football is on etc.)
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    by pea 4y ago

    Exactly same experience here when I was about 14, from a single time taking mushrooms. Like the OP, I was convinced at the time I had some irreparable damage, as I was so seeing after-images and static on walls and felt extremely disassocia
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    by pea 4y ago

    Oh man I remember doing the exact same thing in high school, didn't think the wildcard would actually work. Overheard concerned teachers talking about it and never fessed up until now!
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    by pea 4y ago

    On a similar note, has anyone had any luck using these models to try different paint colourings in their house (from uploading photos of their rooms)? I've struggled to do this with SD, and the non-AI apps aren't great at it eithe
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    by pea 4y ago

    One of the nice things about going to southern Europe (Greece, Spain, Italy, etc.), is the lack of expectations of kids to sit quietly at all. From my experience over the last few years, you go to a restaurant at 10pm and everyone's ki
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    by pea 4y ago

    This is amazing! Would it be possible to use it to modify this interpolate between two existing songs (i.e. generate spectrograms from audio and transition between them)?
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    by pea 4y ago

    What I liked about the 1979 TTSS and Smiley's People was that the riddles, characters, and relationships had ample space to be explored properly with unashamedly long, drawn out scenes and side stories. The atmosphere of it is just ter
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks for sharing, that's a good point!
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    by pea 4y ago

    I'm not a vegetarian and I have a taste preference for meat on many dishes.
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    by pea 4y ago

    I was wondering this the other day when eating a saag paneer curry instead of my normal meat-based order: why would anyone go through the motions to have fake chicken when you have multitudes of vegetarian options which can be treated simil
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    by pea 4y ago

    I blind-tasted wine competitively at an international level and it is pretty commonplace to identify region/sub-region/year/grape across 10 wines blind with ~80% accuracy. In fact, many tastings go further than this and you i
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    by pea 4y ago

    Very cool. Asides from geography, how does this differ in implementation to something like Betfair (or Betfair Exchange) and the UK-based bookies who allow you to bet on things like political outcomes, who wins a reality TV show, etc?
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    by pea 4y ago

    Thanks for sharing. While we are on the subject, how would you see someone like Rothko in this measure?
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    by pea 4y ago

    The most baffling part of this is eating broccoli for breakfast. WTF?