Some folks that like using linters & formatters for Python have asked how to write FastHTML code in a way that's compliant with the popular tools. I've created a sample todo app here as an example–it's yapf-formatted and no warnings from Pylance.
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SoTA Japanese retrieval model training best practices efficiency
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Did you know if you carefully combine all the training best practices, you can get a SoTA retrieval model with less data and compute? @bclavie
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Outdated Computing in Medicine: Impact on Electronic Health Records
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Let's watch doctors use a commodore-64 for electronic medical records and then write a paper about the impact of computing on medicine…
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PHP Renaissance: Simplifying App Deployment for Developers
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Yes PHP is exactly what I had in mind when I started on this. @ericries and i talked about how great it was when everyone would dump a php file in a home dir and have themselves an app – and we wanted that feeling again!
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Let AI Build Your AI Company While You Focus on Life
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Have you AI build the AI company so you can focus on surfing.
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Web2MD: Convert HTML to Markdown Online Tool
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Also I made something to turn HTML to MD: https://
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Creating Markdown Documentation Versions Optimized for LLMs
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Yes I created md versions of our docs specifically designed for LLMs.
Examples medium size: https://
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AI Alignment: A Superset of Political Science and Corporate Governance
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No one ever called the fields of political science or corporate governance "the alignment problem" — and yet AI's version is a superset of both!
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First FastHTML Project Impresses with Cool Implementation
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Wow what a cool 1st FastHTML project. Kinda makes my ones look a bit lame tbh…
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New AI Model Generates Images Beyond Previous Capabilities
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Wow these images look far beyond previous models