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Incidentally, is Tailscale reliable? I recall VPN services are a bit iffy because they need to store user data so it does not really matter the service they offer - if what you are after is privacy, rather than a way to bypass country-based content filtering systems

This brings together the best features of R's ggplot and Altair's features for Seaborn

This is an area where pandas is bery far behind the R frameworks...

yeah that's a neat trick. of course you can do that with cmd-shift-5 too

I don’t really get how the notification to 400k people was sent :/

oh hi, sorry for the late reply. indeed you are right; i was typing from my phone and was a bit too hasty. i am not a fan of poetry after reading these; TLDR poetry does not support PEP621 about pyproject.toml either, and i feel this is the direction the python community has been going towards recently.

* https://iscinumpy.dev/post/bound-version-constraints/

* https://iscinumpy.dev/post/poetry-versions/

also pdm is developed by frostming, who's on PyPA (Python Packaging Authority) and more libraries are extending support for pdm (streamlit just today).

but in general i am not against poetry. it's a good tool and it pushed package managers a fair bit further - providing a superior alternative to conda imho

Wow this is 1000x than what’s in the article - thanks.

A bit unrelated, but I have been using pdm (https://pdm.fming.dev/) which is something like Poetry but faster and PEP compliant (!)

I think that this means you don’t have to download a copy of the file locally?

I don’t understand what this implies/enables O.o could somebody be kind enough to explain? Thanks!

That’s fascinating! Totally orthogonal: how does PG store data? Do they use columnar specifications such as Arrow & Parquet?

Perhaps we “just” need Excel and Numbers to support reading .parquet files, and come up with a CLI tool to view them like head/tail/awk? Yes, they still cannot be read as plain text so functionality is quite restricted with respect to CLI pipelines

I am a total newbie here - you speak of DBs because of the backend that needs to be set up to host the users' app?

Alternatives to Heroku besides Porter?

Definitely would achieve more if he open sourced mathematica

That’s concerning - I am also wondering if iTerm too sends this data…

The paper claims TF and PyT fail to exploit linear algebra optimisation tricks: " for instance, reducing the number of scalar operations by applying the distributive law, and automatically identifying the optimal parenthesization of a matrix chain"

What is Q?

I’m afraid I’m lost - what’s the relationship between HSLS, CUDA and OpenCL?

I struggle a bit to understand what Substrait wants to accomplish. They want to create a representation of data transformations (eg group by…) and relational algebra at what level? So it’s like a BLAS for relational algebra?

Yeah, that I knew: why Click over Typer? Greater control in creating the CLI?

How do you add a new line? I tried

$ rich --print "\n hello world"

but it just returned

\n hello world

Also, where can I find the list of emoji and the correspondent ":description:"?

So you are using Click and not Typer?

That's beautiful! Maybe adding tab completions would be useful? For example:

$ rich "hello world" -p -a <TAB> ...

Where "..." is all the possible values that can be taken in.

I have been looking for something like this for a long time T.T

That’s terribly interesting, given that this popped up too very recently: https://www.stochasticlifestyle.com/engineering-trade-offs-i...

However, while they speak of ML they refer only to deep learning, and I was wondering where Julia stands in terms of scikit-learn equivalents and if they ever took off.

Thank you! What’s ipmi-enabled?

100% unrelated but I would suggest installing `pipx` when you need python packages to use from the CLI/outside a python project environment. `pipx` installs each package in its own virtualenv, so it is independent of your system python.

Sure! I completely understand and I am really glad you made this great tool to display the data in such a beautiful format. Maybe there can also be a “—head” flag to display only the top n rows by default, given that the data is read into memory?

The weirdest thing is that Apple can do this and not use it to make wake up alarms go off after the device is shut down lol