Have you ever wanted to add a math description for your #Python function but found it time-consuming to do so? latexify_py allows you to add LaTex math description with only one decorator.
Link to latexify_py: https://t.co/2v8eygXgBj
@josh_wills What about an API call or a utility function from a package so we can meet users with an aversion for *any* traversals where they typically work (read: inline)? 🚀
Long time in the making, but we are happy to officially announce:
✨ Dask-GeoPandas for scalable spatial analysis in Python! ✨
Blogpost: https://t.co/mGcqscjlxX
Docs: https://t.co/GJ3FXyhN8b
Small thread ⬇️
The WRONG way to significantly improve your models:
• Different architecture
• Hyperparameter tuning
• Bigger ensemble
The RIGHT way:
• Thorough EDA
• Meticulous error analysis
• Robust model evaluation
Spend your time on the 100%+ gains, not the 1% gains.
🎉 Write your own training loops for any type of research from meta-learning to recommendation systems with the new Lightning Loop API in v1.5!
⚡️ Dive into the Lightning Loop API: https://t.co/LJfcbdJabJ
New blog post! Discussing:
1. Whether a data scientist should be fullstack
2. What caused the unreasonable expectation that DS should know Kubernetes
3. An overview of the tools that can help abstract away infra to allow DS to own a project end-to-end 🚀
https://t.co/4I3fDPaHe6
I was never a good systems engineer, so I always avoided the topic of compiling and optimizing ML models.
However, as I work with ML on devices, the topic keeps coming up. So I spent the last 3 months learning about ML compilers.
Here’s what I learned. https://t.co/VNXbUcfJ2h
I love how some folk are like "Principal engineers would never sully themselves with fixing a small bug! Their time is reserved only for meeting heads of state and other distinguished people!"
And Principals are like, "I am a janitor LOL! Can I clear your lunch tray? I gotchu!"
Kats is another promising time series package from Facebook's Infrastructure Data Science team, covering detection, forecasting, feature extraction/embedding, multivariate analysis: https://t.co/C7OOUWlqcG
@databozo@SNHU Still remember your simulation workshop from PyData Seattle in '15... You're a great speaker/teacher and your prospective students are lucky!
PostgreSQL 14 adds new syntax for accessing JSON data:
SELECT *
FROM shirts
WHERE details['attributes']['color'] = '"neon yellow"'
I like this so much more than the -> operators, which stubbornly refuse to stick in my head