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Comment #40346161
I love how this comment proves the need for audio2audio. I initially read it as sarcastic, but now I can't tell if it's actually sincere.
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Comment #39463517
does this work for diffusion models, e.g. stable diffusion xl?
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Comment #39446846
looks neat. it would help if you hosted the demo apps rather than expecting the user to install and run them themselves to get a feel for it https://github.com/hyperdiv/hyperdiv-ap…
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Comment #39136313
I didn't see this in the blog post, but did you train this from scratch or finetune an existing base model? If from scratch, quite impressive that the model is capable of understan…
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Comment #37201976
How does datasette work with unstructured data? I work with large text datasets, and I typically have to go through hundreds of samples to evaluate a dataset's quality and determin…
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Comment #34334724
I was hoping this would be a lot more targeted. What if I want to focus on my rear delts? Subscapularis? Serratus anterior? Yes, I have bad posture.
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Comment #30997737
Thank you for open sourcing this. More competition in the budding metrics ecosystem is good for end users. It seems like you think MetricFlow should be the data mart layer and not …
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Comment #30558172
For any dbt users, their reliability package has the best and most comprehensive way to upload artifacts directly to the warehouse after a dbt invocation. https://github.com/elemen…
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Comment #29357085
> And I wonder if a person free of cognitive distortions would even be referred to as human, as the quote goes: There's a difference between emotional intuition and emotional reaso…
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Comment #29227963
Congrats on the launch! The Metaplane team is great.
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Comment #29190354
I've been a hightouch customer for nearly a year now, and I have to say the team and product are both great. That being said, isn't it a bit late for a Launch HN post? :P
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Comment #27185703
do you run dbt under the hood, or did you create your own transformation layer solution?
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Comment #25953840
Wayback machine from Jan 30, 2020: https://web.archive.org/web/20191031110812/http://www.highsh... Some things don't change.
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Comment #25920901
Does this imply airbyte only supports connectors that airbyte validates and integrates into the platform? Can I use an airbyte connector that lives in a repo on my private github? …
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Comment #25533782
Sometimes it feels like we're in the midst of a loneliness epidemic, created or exacerbated by technology like the internet. But the data doesn't actually line up with that belief:…
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Comment #25509994
I once thought community-based mesh networking could disrupt last-mile internet providers, beyond its obvious value in remote areas and disaster zones. If we could get decent bandw…
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Comment #24641206
I love the paradigm and I think the Narrator team has done a great job so far, but I'm unclear about the business model. Are you still operating as a consultancy, or are you provid…
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Comment #24641183
Question for the narrator folks...what about using dbt to create the activity stream?
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Comment #24206914
Making use of airflow's plugin architecture by writing custom hooks and operators is essential for well-maintained, well-developed data pipelines (that use airflow). A little upfro…
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Comment #24206880
I would make use of ETL-as-a-service vendors as much as possible (Stitch, fivetran, etc.) before going to airflow/prefect for the more custom stuff. Airflow 2.0 will have some pret…
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Comment #23943999
I'm a Canadian with a BA in economics, but I now work as a data engineer at a startup. I see postings for remote data engineering jobs in the US which say that I must be eligible t…
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Comment #23891489
Correct, which is why I'd like to see this same analysis redone once social distancing is relaxed and the situation on the ground (e.g. in Seattle/Portland) stabilizes, but people …
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Comment #23891241
It's important to note that remote work in March/April/May (and perhaps even today) was uniquely coupled with remote life, since most knowledge workers stayed home due to social di…
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Comment #23632027
If the web migrates to biometric sensors for authentication, I hope this won't suffer from vendor lock-in. When every new device ships with facial recognition and/or a fingerprint …
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Comment #23267882
it...is? what else would you call sending stimulus checks to nearly every American? however shortlived, we effectively had UBI, helicopter money, or a negative income tax, whatever…