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groodt

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    Comment #43247331

    The article doesn’t provide any alternatives? I think there are indeed many challenges when evaluating Compound AI Systems ( http://bair.berkeley.edu/blog/2024/02/18/compound-ai-sy…

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    Comment #40835242

    Is this a response to Chainguard? https://www.chainguard.dev/

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    Comment #40590497

    Exciting! I'm surprised to see nobody has mentioned gradio yet. It seems to sit in the same niche as streamlit and mesop. https://gradio.app/

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    Comment #38876257

    +1 Bazel and monorepo are a bit exotic to most enterprise Java devs, but now that I've experienced it, I'll never go back to Gradle or Maven or sbt.

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    Comment #36173436

    Shopify and Target have been known to use it.

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    Comment #35680623

    This is neat! The nixos:latest reference is amusing. A reproducible image from a non-reproducible reference.

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    Comment #35491369

    Thanks for publishing this. I quickly skimmed the paper, I saw the impressive linear scaling as you scaled to 16 nodes. How long did it take to train the various models in wall clo…

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    Comment #35488182

    Link to PEP 684 https://peps.python.org/pep-0684/

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    Comment #34657595

    Any thoughts how to detect direct DML on the state table? Presumably allowing direct DML on the state table without the same on the Outbox table would lead to silent data corruptio…

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    Comment #34364483

    What’s the story behind google3? What happened to google and google2?

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    Comment #34237565

    Python packaging gets a lot of criticism. It's a meme. The thing is, it's actually improved dramatically over the years and continues to improve. The problems it solves are very co…

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    Comment #33377569

    Does using this approach prevent direct DML changes or migrations outside application logic?

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    Comment #31772846

    352 packages of top 360

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    Comment #31360432

    Yes, the idea is a more efficient version of a Python zipapp https://realpython.com/python-zipapp/ It's called Python Packed Resources https://pyoxidizer.readthedocs.io/en/stable/o…