I had the pleasure to be sent to NeurIPS by my employer earlier this month. Or, at least I was supposed to. An unexpected flu meant I was attending virtually. Here are some general thoughts on the event.
It's been a while since the conference. But, better late than never!
A little recipe that I wanted to post for safekeeping. Certainly not unique, but it's special to me.
I'm a fan of the Ibis framework. To me, dataFrame APIs feel great and leaving pure Python to write a SQL query in a nasty triple-quoted string does not.
In this post, I motivate and give a proof of concept for an Ibis "compatibility checker" where, given an Ibis expression, the checker will tell you which backends it can be run on.
This post isn't meant to sell Ibis, just motivate why I think it could be useful for a specific set of people.
Code for this post can be found here.
This post is an exploration into the Library of Babel. Specifically, trying to get an idea of how many readable pages of books there are. I used "runnable Python program" as a proxy for readability.
In this post, there are slight spoilers for the novella A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck. So, buyer beware.
Code for this post can be found here.
This one started as a test post. Originally, I wanted to ensure all the bells and whistles are working. And, I guess that includes being able to see the test online as well. So, for now, it will stay.