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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   I'll give this some thought and I'll DM you on Mastodon if I can come up with a working example
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   Exactly! The use cases I've been hearing about are: - You're a data analyst and you did some work in a Jupyter Notebook and now you need to give it a front-end so that other people at your company can view/interact with what
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   Sorry about that! Where is the broken link? I can't seem to find it
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   Oh! What's the hackathon? If you're looking for teammates, I'd be down to participate depending on the project.
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   I agree for simple examples there isn't much difference but I personally find this much easier to read and write: https://github.com/pycob/pyvibe/blob/main/generator/docs/abo... than the o
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   Thank you!
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   Thank you!
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   Show HN: Generate styled web pages with just Python(pyvibe.com)

   229 points by zainhoda 4y ago|84 comments
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   by zainhoda 4y ago

   I installed a Mr. Cool DIY mini split in my home for 2 rooms and so far it’s been great. That initial foray was a bit of an experiment. I’d like to just replace my central air now with a ducted heat pump but I haven’t found a good solution
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I inadvertently built something similar: https://www.pycob.com We should talk. If your open source roadmap includes getting rid of your npm dependency then we might just migrate to Pynecone for our front-end.
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I think this is probably where we will end up: Deposits above the FDIC insured level have to automatically go into money market funds with a weighted average maturity of 5 days or less instead of the loan portfolio of the bank.
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I conducted Dodd-Frank Act Stress Tests for one component of a large bank. For a $400B portfolio I was able to do it with a team of 4 people including myself plus a $100k/year license to Barra and it takes about a week of the whole tea
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I don’t believe you should be getting an error. Could you share what you’re seeing? Feel free to submit a GitHub issue or email me at my username at gmail
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Yes. There’s a reason that MBAs are a thing. The actual MBA degree is worthless but if you’re trying to run a company, you need to understand that you have to know all of the material that is typically taught in an MBA.
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Even for insolvent banks, a bank run is typically rare or if it happens, is a very slow-moving event because of FDIC insurance. The difference here is that SVB’s customers did not understand proper corporate cash management practices and ha
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    If you know Python, maybe Pycob could suit your use case? https://www.pycob.com
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I think the fundamental issue is that there is a distribution: 1. “the coaster”: won’t do anything on their own initiative and needs to have a manager to get anything done 2. “the clock in, clock out”: they do the job for a full workday and
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Pycob is also open source https://github.com/pycob/pycob
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Spot on. I think Rust could have been even better if it didn’t have all this ugly syntax. I would like to see something more akin to Swift.
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    This looks awesome! I might try giving it a front-end using https://www.pycob.com
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    How's this? The home page is a setup where you setup your dataframe. If you already have some csv or something, you can read that rather than getting user input. The app will randomly select 2 rows of the dataframe and display them as
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    This is a great idea! -- I'm going to take a stab at implementing this tonight
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    I'm working on a project that makes it easy to create Python front-ends: https://www.pycob.com/ Do you have any examples of the pet projects posted on GitHub? I could try to take a stab at giving it a front-end, which
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    How does this look? I'm happy to make changes to suit your needs: Live App: https://markdown-to-json.pycob.app/ Source Code: https://github.com/pycob/prototypes/blob/main/markdown-to
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    That's a great idea! Is there a specific JSON format you'd need?
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Nice! I created something very similar but geared towards when is a good time to post on HN: App: https://hn-analytics.pycob.app/ Code: https://www.pycob.com/view_code?code_owner=hn-analytics
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Thanks! Could you elaborate on your use case? I'm trying to figure out how much of this can/needs to be client-side vs. server-side
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    Ask HN: What simple web apps do you wish existed? Seeking ideas for sample apps

    45 points by zainhoda 4y ago|58 comments
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Nice! One thing that would be a great add is a how to do “X” in library “Y” where Y is a post-2021 library that OpenAI doesn’t know about yet. I’d love to be able to send my Python library code/documentation to it and have it generate
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    by zainhoda 4y ago

    Have you looked into Google Cloud Run?