Hey data peeps- we're a local public agency hiring our first data architect/engineer! Join our wonderful tech & data team and help us build a robust data system to help us measure the impact of our huge investments in the early care and education sector! #govtech
www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.p...
Un recorrido de lo que hemos publicado estos últimos meses construyendo con IA
open.substack.com/pub/tacosded...
it also matches the context/app you're typing into. Like if I say "Add an init pie file to the dee bee directory" in VS Code or claude code it'll type "add a `__init__.py` and to the `db/` directory." backticks and all.
It's also the only dictation tool I've used that can handle my spanglish lol
Hi @mkennedy.codes - I'm listening to TalkPython 526 with Hugo and you both just mentioned MacWhisper and Wispr for dictation. Have you heard of Monologue? monologue.to
It's by the folks at Every and it's incredible. You can use a local model if you want and
¿Tu gráfica cuenta una historia… o solo adorna?
Amanda Makulec propone que el data storytelling no está muriendo, solo está madurando.
💡 5 ideas clave + mini-caso visual
open.substack.com/pub/tacosded...
#dataviz #datajournalism #storytelling #tacosdedatos
Reboot en marcha 🌮
Menos multi-verso, más foco digo más concentración
Regresa #tacosdedatos con tips prácticos de datos cada 2 semanas.
Arrancamos con:
Busca lo más vital, no más open.substack.com/pub/tacosded...
no dejes queeeeee
nos coma el diablo amor
How to create a Python CLI that's globally available in your system in 5 easy steps.
1. Install uv
2. Init project with `uv init --app --package mycli`
3. Write code
4. Install with `uv tool install . -e`
5. Use `mycli` anywhere in your computer
I know a bunch of you have Substacks and while I support you with all my heart, we've known for a while that these guys are right wing dipshits.
If you're looking for a non-fash alternative, Ghost is a non-profit and even has a cool horror sounding name! And its not run by right wing dipshits!
Me abrí un canal personal para hablar de programación:
youtu.be/Jre3hFs0yFQ
Este año planeo escribir más código y hacer más contenido, así que tendré este espacio para charlar de cosas que me interesen.
Dense una vuelta para ver el primer vídeo sobre qué realmente pasó con la IA para programación.
los gringos liberales son muy de apendejar a los republicanos y creen que se van a dar cuenta que sus propias politicas no son sustentables o no funcionan pero 1) les funcionan a quienes estan a cargo 2) los que pagan el precio en lo que "aprenden" somos nosotros y 3) les vale madre
remember que meta was doubling down on the metaverse wasting a ton of money and then they realized ai was a thing and they stole a bunch of data and misused their own users data but released the llms as open source so everyone was like 🤔👀
anyways
what's involved in getting a "modern" terminal setup? jvns.ca/blog/2025/01...
ever since i stopped going in twitter idgaf about nextjs lol
Pra quem não viu ainda, meu livro Strategic Software Engineering já tá disponível na versão física! Se vender bem quem sabe eu não consigo convencer a editora a produzir a versão pt-br, compartilha com a tua rede pra ajudar! a.co/d/dZdGzzC
🤔🤷🏻♂️
ooh nice flex/burn lol
i just wish it was standard to provide the ebook if you buy a physical version of the book. i'm not going to buy the book twice just so i can have it at home and on the go.
for most technical books I want a physical copy but what I probably *need* is an e-version so I look for it and inevitably end up finding the PDF for free somewhere and 8 times out of 10 I probably actually didn't need that book i was just curious so i end up not buying it and with the free pdf
Manning is the only publication I've bought books from that does the one thing I've always wanted from any publication: give me the ebook if I'm buying the print version.
all i want is to give the author some money for their work and be able to read the book however i want.
i love the pico family of tools for this: picovoice.ai
it's not totally open-source but it's totally local and private. it also runs pretty smoothly even on my little raspberry pi zeroes. I think it even has streaming capabilities. i mostly use it for speech-to-text and it's pretty nice
One place where LLMs are useful: generating commit messages, given that:
1. You understand and can evaluate the message
2. The scoped code change is small
3. Your model is fast enough
Still playing around but this script+ prompt works fairly well out of the box:
gist.github.com/veekaybee/db...
I've been using (copy and pasted) andrej karpathy's version of this using @simonwillison.net 's llm tool. it helped that i can just change the -m model to try different ones (local and non-local)
gist.github.com/karpathy/1dd...
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snowy egret
¿Hablas español? Te tengo un regalo. 🎁
Ahora TODA la documentación de FastAPI está traducida al español. 🎉
Ya no son 22 páginas, sino todas las 109, traducidas. 🤓
fastapi.tiangolo.com/es/
what about dark energy? mysteriously bester and worster
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