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by pplonski86 9mo ago
What if AI starts to have sense of craft? we just miss the verify and critique models, that will tell other models what looks good
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by pplonski86 9mo ago
thank you for sharing, is there a new container for each code run, or it stays the same for whole conversation?
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by pplonski86 9mo ago
There are so many models, is there any website with list of all of them and comparison of performance on different tasks?
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by pplonski86 9mo ago
Maybe point 9, trust but verify, should be extended to AI coworkers as well. I would love to have tools to verify AI code by quantity.
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by pplonski86 9mo ago
Are you aware of any lightweight sandboxes for Python? not browser based
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by pplonski86 10mo ago
very nice comparison! I'd like to see on what examples OCR engines fail
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by pplonski86 10mo ago
Is codex working well with python notebooks?
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by pplonski86 10mo ago
Wow! how do you make marketing for so many projects?
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by pplonski86 10mo ago
Lately I was trying ask LLMs to generate SVG pictures, do you have famous pelican on bike created by flash model?
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by pplonski86 10mo ago
This is amazing. Porting library from one language to one language are easy for LLMs, LLMs are tired-less and aware of coding syntax very well. What I like in machine learning benchmarks is that agents develop and test many solutions, and t
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by pplonski86 11mo ago
Working on new backend for Mercury framework. Mercury makes it easy to serve Python notebooks as web apps. You dont need to know HTML, CSS, JS to build beautiful looking web app from Python notebook. I'm writing new backend to support
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by pplonski86 11mo ago
Amazing! Great work. Congratulations on launch. Few questions: 1. Can it work with tabular data, images, text and audio? 2. Data preprocessing code is deployed with the model? 3. Have you tested use cases when ML model was not needed? For e
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by pplonski86 1y ago
If you are looking for Python notebook that is beginner friendly, I'm working on desktop app called MLJAR Studio. It packs Python and JupyterLab in single executable - installation is stright-forward. Additionally, there are extensions
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by pplonski86 1y ago
I think you can easily load JSON data into Pandas DataFrame. Then you can create visualizations and compute statistics. Python might be usefule for that.
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by pplonski86 1y ago
It is much easier to implement chat bot that intelligent workspace, and AI many times doesn't need human interaction in the loop. I would love to see other interfaces other than chats for interacting with AI.
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Challenges for no code tools for data science(medium.com)
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AI Agents take control of our code(medium.com)
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by pplonski86 1y ago
I think it is good, and it fuels innovation. We need to try even strange ideas, because maybe some of them will work.
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by pplonski86 1y ago
We write and run tests to build trust in our code changes. But maybe tests aren’t the only way to achieve that trust. When I was younger, I had a friend who was a senior software engineer. I remember he would make changes to production syst
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Navy SEALs, Performance vs. Trust, and AI(mljar.com)
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Navy SEALs, Performance vs. Trust, and AI(mljar.com)
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What Is AI Data Analyst?(mljar.com)
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What Is AI Data Analyst?(mljar.com)
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Show HN: AI Data Analyst in Python Notebook(mljar.com)
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Show HN: Teacher Mode – Turn AI Notebooks into Interactive Coding Quizzes(mljar.com)
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Python, notebooks, no code recipes, AI = new desktop app for data analysis(mljar.com)
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Show HN: Quiz Coding – Teacher Mode for AI Agent in Python Notebook
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Show HN: Data Enrichment with AI for Pandas DataFrame(github.com)
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by pplonski86 2y ago
Could you please recommend some history books?
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Show HN: Desktop app for data science, Python notebook with code recipes and AI(github.com)
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