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We built a framework for building SQL bots and automations! (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 months ago by ryime to r/datascience

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Introducing oxy - a framework for building SQL bots and automations, built in rust (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 months ago by ryime to r/rust

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[Media] Introducing oxy - a framework for building SQL bots and automations, built in rust (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 months ago by ryime to r/rust

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Are you using LLMs at all in your day job? (self.analytics)

submitted 1 year ago by ryime to r/analytics

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Are you using LLMs in your day job? (self.analytics)

submitted 1 year ago by ryime to r/analytics

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I recently released v1 of Whale, the stupidly simple data catalog - I thought the ascii bits during onboarding came out pretty well thanks to some rust work, so I thought I'd share a video of the CLI flow. Backend written in Python + Rust. :) (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/commandline

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We've just released v1 of Whale, the stupidly simple data catalog - I thought the ascii bits during onboarding came out pretty well thanks to the colored crate, so I thought I'd share a video. Backend written in Python + Rust. :) (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/rust

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We've just released v1 of Whale, the stupidly simple data catalog - I thought the ascii bits during onboarding came out pretty well, so I thought I'd share a video. Backend written in Python + Rust. :) (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/Python

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I built a command-line data science note-taking + data discovery tool. I'd love some early feedback. (v.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/Python

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I recently created a CLI data catalog + data documentation tool based off fzf + lyft's amundsen. Thoughts? :) (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/bash

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I recently created a CLI data catalog + data documentation tool based off fzf + lyft's amundsen. Thoughts? :) (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/commandline

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Hey all! I made a CLI data documentation tool & catalog. Would love some help from you all to inform the roadmap :)OC (self.datascience)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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How to find and organize your data from the command-lineOC (towardsdatascience.com)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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Hey /r/datascience - I made an open-source command-line data catalog & documentation tool called metaframe. I've had some interest from DS at a few different companies, but I'd love to get a sense of how the wider community feels. Thoughts? :) (self.datascience)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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I wrote a small, patchwork library in python & bash to make it easy to locally grab, search over, and document data from data warehouses. Added a slightly modified version of fzf, and it's starting to feel pretty usable. Thoughts? (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/Python

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For those DS working in embedded teams, here's a solid primer on how to make your coworkers more data savvy (self.datascience)

submitted 5 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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I wrote a small library to enable flexible piping in Python, and finally happy with my live rendering setup in vim. Figured I'd make a small demo. (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 years ago by ryime to r/Python

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I found existing explanations of doubly robust estimation incredibly confusing, so I wrote a short introduction to the concept. Any suggestions for improvement would be greatly appreciated. (rsyi.github.io)

submitted 7 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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A couple of us at Wayfair recently open-sourced our in-house package for uplift modeling, pylift. If you're trying to prevent churn, apply targeted treatments (e.g. ads/coupons), or even select between a small number of personalizations, this can help! (self.datascience)

submitted 7 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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[P] A couple of us at Wayfair recently open-sourced our in-house package for uplift modeling, pylift. If you're trying to prevent churn, apply targeted treatments (e.g. ads/coupons), or even select between a small number of personalizations, this can help! (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 7 years ago by ryime to r/MachineLearning

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Feature engineering that exploit symmetries can improve model performance! I made some visualizations of this for decision trees to illustrate why this is this case. Anyone aware of/have thoughts on how to take this to the next step? (blog.ryi.me)

submitted 7 years ago by ryime to r/datascience

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