Hugo Slepicka

[Sebastián Ramírez @tiangolo]

New Asyncer release, 0.0.9 🔖

This is the tool you would use to easily mix async and blocking code 🔄

@OxyKodit just fixed support for the latest AnyIO, used underneath 🚀

https://t.co/SxCOTez6F9

[Hugo Slepicka @hhslepicka]

🧠 AI
⚡️ Vibes
⌨️ This keyboard from @traceloopdev

#aiengineering #vibecoding #traceloop

[Priscila Slepicka, Ph.D. 🇧🇷🇺🇸 @pfslepicka]

✨New project alert!✨ Mentor-Ship is here, inspired by my own sometimes-adrift mentorship journey. Sound familiar? This first post dives into the definition of mentorship. Let's set sail together! ⛵
#mentoring #careerdevelopment #STEM #academia
https://t.co/QzYKkW9ukk

[Lorhan Caproni @lorhancaproni]

Every enterprise will soon face a governance crisis in Python-based automation.

Business users already leverage Copilots and GPTs, creating unmanaged code everywhere.

BotCity: centralized governance for Intelligent Automation

#IntelligentAutomation #Python #Governance #RPA #AI

[Martin Renou @martinRenou]

Friendly reminder that:
- conda-forge IS NOT anaconda
- conda-forge is free and open-source
- micromamba is a fast drop-in replacement for the conda CLI

💕

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

Things I should have put in my .gitconfig years ago

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

Don't use Sci-Hub — it's a "controversial" website with 84M+ research papers freely available.

We should try to make billion-dollar academic publishers richer.

Here's an updated thread on integrating Sci-Hub with Zotero to get free papers.

Please don't do this😉

[Hugo Slepicka @hhslepicka]

@LinusEkenstam @gabriel_archanj

[Armin Ronacher ⇌ @mitsuhiko]

I really feel like I might need to give a talk about why "we" (old farts) decided to program in Python a few years ago. I feel like there has been a shift in recent years and a lot of the language's benefits have been forgotten.

[@ramalho.org lá na borboleta azul @ramalhoorg]

Usuários de Avast pagavam pra ser espionados.

Avast vende anti-virus desnecessário (o gratuito da Microsoft é suficiente) junto com um plugin de navegador para bloquear rastreio. O plugin enviava dados de rastreio para a firma, e os dados eram vendidos. https://t.co/u5ZkJvZStk

[Arian van Putten @ProgrammerDude]

cat is the most misused thing by programmers new to linux. I cringe every time someone uses it wrong in a bash script. Thread below with proper uses of cat only

[Hugo Slepicka @hhslepicka]

@MorningBrew @gabriel_archanj

[FreeBSD Frau @freebsdfrau]

ssh has secrets. Too many to share in one tweet. One of which is how it acts as a serial-line processor for secret keyboard functionality you probably never knew about. For example, why, when you press ENTER and then ~ immediately after, does the ~ not appear right away? Thread…

[Santiago @svpino]

The most valuable AI skill you can learn today:

Learn how to build Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) applications using Large Language Models.

So far, RAG applications are the most helpful outcome of the AI revolution. Everyone is using Large Language Models. We'll see an even bigger explosion over the next year or so.

Every freelancing platform is bursting with jobs for people who can build an RAG system from scratch. And this is just starting.

LLMWare is the most straightforward open-source library I've seen to build a RAG application. Here is their GitHub page:

https://t.co/0gtoo2xtSQ

Attached, you can see an end-to-end example of LLMWare in a few lines of code:

• It creates a library and loads files into it
• Generates embeddings
• Performs semantic searches
• It can use any Hugging Face model or GPT-4 to answer questions from the data

You'll find a ton more examples in their GitHub repository.

It's great to see the open-source rallying around everyday use cases and building solid tools to solve these problems!

[@ramalho.org lá na borboleta azul @ramalhoorg]

🤔Leituras para aprender a programar com Python?

👉Se nunca programou em qualquer linguagem, ou está bem no começo: Pense em Python (https://t.co/zG9OmIYIH4)

👉Se já programa em outra linguagem, o Tutorial (oficial) de Python funcionou para mim em 1998😉 https://t.co/cKL3sU9Svc

[Martin Donath @squidfunk]

🥳 We've reached our next funding goal! It's amazing how many individuals and companies see value in my work and support it financially, so I can continue trying to make writing documentation joyful for all of us.

Thread 1/🧵

[Samuel Colvin @samuelcolvin]

Reviewing recent issues reported on @pydantic, I'm pretty unimpressed by the laziness and sense of entitlement of the creators.

I have an idea to stop lazy issue spam...

A thread 🧵

#opensource maintainers, I want your feedback!

[BotCity @BotcityDev]

Let's continue our RPA Orchestration series.

Today, we'll talk about the tasks and how to create and execute them using BotCity Orchestrator, and you can choose what's best for your RPA project using the API or the interface.

Let's try together. https://t.co/fBljmaI8jv

[@ramalho.org lá na borboleta azul @ramalhoorg]

Curiosidade técnica sobre o https://t.co/peWbDkEWRJ: o livro inteiro está neste arquivo HTML, inclusive o CSS e as imagens em base64.

A idéia é que um arquivo HTML tem o livro todo, para ler offline.

Dúvida: vc sabe como salvar um HTML no seu celular?

[killian @hellokillian]

Wow. This was impossible days ago.

Open Interpreter v0.1.2— released this morning— can setup most HuggingFace models for offline use with one command.

It's local, private, and free.

$ pip install --upgrade open-interpreter
$ interpreter --model tiiuae/falcon-180B