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Kydlaw
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- You might have accidentally described what accounting is.
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- You should give a try to https://pixi.sh/latest/ (I am not involve in the project).
They are a little more focus on scientific computing than uv, which is more general. They might be a better option in your case.
- We explored LangGraph last November and were pleasantly surprised by the difference with LangChain. The framework had much more care put in it. It was much easier to iterate and the final solutions felt less brittle.
BUt the pricing model and deployment story felt odd. The business model around LangGraph reminded us of Next.js/Vercel, with a solid vendor lock-in and every cent squeezed out of the solution. The lack of clarity on that front made us go with Pydantic AI.
- I discovered Marimo a couple weeks/months ago here iirc. This really lands on a sweet spot for me for data exploration. For me the features that really nails it are the easy imports from other modules, the integrated UI components, and the app mode.
Being able to build model/simulations easily and being able to share them with others, who can then even interact with the results, as truly motivated me to try more stuff and build more. I've been deploying more and more of these apps as PoCs to prospects and people really like them as well.
Big thanks to the team!
- In the list that you filtered and hand picked yourself there is literally "War crimes committed in Serbia". The article linked is mentioning a researcher that spoke badly about the US president.
Help me understand how these two things are on same level, please?
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- In fact they are mentioning LangGraph (the agent framework from the LangChain company). Imo LangGraph is a much more thoughtful and better built piece of software than the LangChain framework.
As I said, they already mention LangGraph in the article, so the Anthropic's conclusions still hold (i.e. KISS).
But this thread is going in the wrong direction when talking about LangChain
- I am adding a blog post, shared on HN a couple months ago, that show an architectural cross section of the city.
https://cohost.org/belarius/post/6677850-architectural-cross
(I am not the author of the blog, nor the original poster, but I just want to share the link because I found this incredibly cool)
- I am so puzzled by this attitude. People are free to make any distinction they want, the way they want, but the representation you have of a scientific literature is erroneous.
Scientific articles are informational tools that report results of experiments and nothing more. If the results are interesting to the peers, they are published. By they are not world's laws made paper unless sufficient replications are made. This means that each article need to be read with the context of the literature in mind and with a critical eye. Each are a single point of evidence to a phenomena.
Hence, there are subjective informational tools, written toward a specific audience (the experts of the domains) to inform of a specific result in a specific case.
On top of that, their are specific journal/issues where these types submissions are allowed. Don't read these submissions if you are looking for serious "information tools"
Scientific literature must be handled the same way as legal literature. If you are not a law expert, you ask a lawyer. If you think you are a legal expert when you are not, surprising consequences may arise.
In universities, they are classes dedicated to handling the scientific literature. They are provided for a reason.
So please, don't use cat's physic for liquid simulation in game engine... or please do?
- Concerning the currency symbol positioning, yes, it is indeed country-dependent. Countries of the Commonwealth usually place the currency sign in front of the figure, but most european do not, and instead place the symbol after the figure.
See the Use section in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_sign
- Everybody is talking about the existential risk posed by AI but this guys release this tool in the wild without any rail guards... concerning, really.
A bit more seriously, it can be really useful to have a graph of ArXiv tabs instead of a linear range of tabs, this can be very handy when doing a dive in scientific literature.
- Hi! Informative piece to the ones that need it. Also, your last paragraphs 4 are duplicated, I guess?
- >> often to the point where it's one of the strings attached to the money, that you can't publicly disclose who made the donation.
TIL. Philanthropy is not big where I live so I don't know the ins and outs of it.
- Same here... except maybe in the opposite direction? Does it implies that their other philanthropy would not benefit from more public support? So what are they in this case?
Anyway, they do whatever they want with their philanthropy in the end, but I found that was an odd phrasing.
- I recently moved to data engineering role where everything uses GCP services (think BigQuery, DataProc, Cloud Storage, ...) and wondered is all that was really necessary?
What would be the simple yet robust infra for data eng? Not thought a lot about it for now, so I am curious if some of you have would have any insights.
- The next paragraph explains that: "When looking at the test coverage numbers alone, Sail’s capability may seem limited. But we have found that there is a long tail of failed tests due to formatting discrepancies, edge cases, and less-used SQL functions, which we will continue tackling in future releases."
I am with you that it is still very very early. I'll personally keep an eye on the project.
- I wasn't expecting Elon Musk as a proofreader for PG's essays. To me that's interesting just by itself.
That might be personal bias, but I think the idea that PG is developing here already stem a lot in the Agile movement (not the software one, the general one). The problem is that, as PG mention, there is probably not one founder mode, but more like a set of them. This makes their academic description harder to conceive.
It seems GitLab has a much better experience in this department, but their pricing is hard to justify for us...
Genuinely curious if folks here had better experiences or recommendations for a smooth CI/CD experience.