Are there open source note taking or knowledge graph tools (think Affine, Obsidian, Athens, Zettler, MarkText, Joplin) that have an easy to use API for "extending" them with additional features? For eg: being able to query servers & do something w/ the response to help the user?
@karpathy Github pages. The most important thing for me is different repos can publish (push deploy) different subdomains. For eg: separate repos can host https://t.co/2pMv7P7Vot or https://t.co/4QWloYVsb3 or even paths such as https://t.co/paYtudK117 - which means unique css for each!
@LeoImpett I would like to have access to it for sometime. Studying biases in Narrative AI as part of a larger team. Would also use it for narrative visualization on the side.
@HamelHusain OMG.... I have been wanting this for a loooong time! And I didn't know that it was allowed since 21st. Thanks a lot for this tweet..... I probably would never have found out otherwise ๐
Writing for me is a way to shape my thoughts, and think, in general. I often go farther when I write as an exercise in thinking, than just shaping a thought in my mind.
@tiangolo@_inesmontani@cgarciae88@HamelHusain Really interested to see how you manage to do that from the workflow yaml file. I have been working on displaying some stats in comments - either Issue or PR - from github actions. Do any of you have a very simple example anywhere? Really want to play with it asap.
@HamelHusain This is so true. I am working on a small scale MLOps project and I realized the same that it's better to make the CLI works and then it translates to GitHub actions with almost no effort.
@jj_berens@jdiossantos@fishnets88 Thanks a lot Prof. Jose. Should you need the slides/additional material and want to see a whole bunch of recreations from the NYT, you can check these out -
Other charts from NYT - https://t.co/JfXtHy5hPh
Slides - https://t.co/jaVXBePQn4
#PyDataGlobal2020 has been great so far. I seem to enjoy Gather more than I should probably ๐ . Greats talks, great folks. My talk's schedule got over today, now I can watch the rest of the conference in peace. @jdiossantos@fishnets88 great talking to you guys!
TIL: There is a decorator in Python standard library - `lru_cache`. It can save you a significant amount of time if you work with lots of API calls or just want to run a function once but end up calling it again and again because you are debugging something else.
@jeremyphoward@github Wow, I didn't know of this development since the V4 of their REST APIs. This will be really helpful. @jeremyphoward@HamelHusain do you know of any existing web services for any Open API spec...I just wanted to see what a web service for this would actually look like / behave.
@tech_optimist@zacharylipton Heyyy Prashanth, do you have some names of Profs or the universities they are affiliated to? I am really interested in knowing more about this.