krishadi

Awesome! Thanks.

Could you be more specific as to what you want to implement?

You seem to really miss food from Sardinia and Emilia-Romagna.

This is pretty cool. I've been wanting to make something like this. Especially for my parents. Who's taste palate isn't used to many flavours. I find it hard to look for restaurants for them when they visit me.

If you want some specific blocks made for you, just raise an issue and I'll get to it :)

Would love to hear what you think about it, and what can be done to improve it :)

The idea definitely was to make the complex programs we write in Python more accessible to a larger audience who typically don't program or know Python. So, they can play with it.

Something I am trying to explore is a visual tool to build ML models.

OP here. :D

What Barfi and Baklava as sweets have in common is that they are made to be served as small Blocks.

I'll take boring. Than to land on a blog, where I need to search for the content.

Minimalist is much better on a mobile device.

Do you use something like Obsidian/Evernote to do this?

Climbing ! It changed my life.

I was 26, doing a PhD, had unhealthy habits, and sat in front of the computer all day. Got introduced to indoor-climbing by a friend. And boy, did it change my life.

It thought me to appreciate nature, life, working hard towards something, dedicating your life to things that matter to you rather than spending all the time doing what matters to others, taking calculated risks and measuring the outcomes. What started as climbing indoors, continued as climbing on rock, starting trad climbing, then ice climbing, alpinism, big wall climbing.

Now I am 32, building a startup. I find it very hard to dedicate time for climbing. But, I try to spend 2/3 hours everyday training for climbing or climbing. Because I know it brings me joy and that it increases my overall productivity. Being fit makes you feel happy in general, happy about yourself.

Though, I tried many things in the while. I used to play the Piano (did a few trinity college exams), played acoustic guitar, bike packing/touring, competitive sailing. But I decided to dedicate my time to only a few things, as I only have a limited headspace. So that, I can enjoy the things I am doing and not just merely do them.

Having some daily habits help enlighten your day as well.

I meditate every morning.

I like cooking and look forward to eating a nice meal at the end of the day.

I read a bit everyday. I enjoy non-fiction, especially biographies and books on mountaineering.

So little time, so much to do!

To set this up in Dash, it is quite a tedious task. And for the other, Streamlit, it doesn't optimize for geospatial data and its interaction in particular.

Hello HN!

We’re building Greppo (https://greppo.io/) for Data Scientists looking to prototype interactive Geospatial web-applications with Python. The library is a toolkit to quickly integrate data, algorithms, APIs and visualizations without any frontend code.

Why did we build Greppo? We wanted to build a web-app which could provide an interface to interact with data and ML code in Python. But we discovered that existing frameworks provide only visualizations or were tedious to set up. So we built Greppo as a quick and easy framework to build an interactive app that prioritizes Geospatial visualizations.

Here’s an example of an app that we built in a few minutes, and deployed with AWS Lightsail as a docker container service, https://greppo-demo-sfo.sm48tr5o7beei.us-west-2.cs.amazonlig... . We visualize the public amenities (toilets, atm etc) in San Francisco, and display the count within a selected area. You can interact with the app by modifying the pre-selected area loaded by default on the app or adding a new one. On update, the bar chart should reflect the new counts across the selected areas. This Greppo app could be used in a public policy setting to make decisions on what areas are underserved and why.

To get started simply install with pip, `pip install greppo`.

We are actively developing Greppo, and would love to hear your feedback! The github repo can be found at https://github.com/greppo-io/greppo

Feel free to reach out to us at info@greppo.io . We’re also on twitter, https://twitter.com/redbarchetta21 https://twitter.com/krish_adi_