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New Hub feature displays carbon emissions from model training

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02 September 2024 16h59

New feature on the Hub! Carbon emissions emitted during training now show up on the model card!
(requires model authors to fill that info first) Hopes it will prompt more people to show the carbon emissions of their model training! Thanks a lot to the team who pushed

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Gemini AI integration on Android devices

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@testingcatalog

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02 September 2024 9h28

Agree, especially when Gemini will be on every Android device with all its features

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Databricks Data AI World Tour London Event Preview

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@databricks

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02 September 2024 4h08

#DataAIWorldTour London is almost here! Attendees will learn how to:
– Save good models from bad data
– Accelerate data pipeline dev time
– Empower business users with AI/BI Genie This is just a snapshot of what you'll explore. Join us: http://
dbricks.co/3X2rsAW

ghapi: Python CLI Library for GitHub REST API Auto-Complete

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01 September 2024 0h50

Did you know there's a Python and CLI lib with full auto-complete providing 100% always-updated coverage of the >1000 methods in the entire @GitHub REST API? It's called ghapi. I've been working on it nearly 4 years now. Give it try–it's pretty fun!

1 September 2024

Local Execution Eliminates Remote Server Bandwidth Complexity

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31 August 2024 23h56

If you run locally then none of that complexity is needed – it's describing how to reduce the bandwidth of sending updates to the remove server.

V0 Vanilla Component Generation Option Now Available

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31 August 2024 21h58

Yes that! V0 already provides the option to grab the vanilla version of a generated component, which is super handy.

FastHTML SSE Source Code for Streaming Chatbot Applications

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31 August 2024 17h00

Here's the source code for a basic FastHTML SSE app — if you want to write a streaming chatbot app, for instance, you're probably going to want something like this to start from:

FastHTML Releases New SSE Features for Server-Side Applications

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31 August 2024 17h00

New FastHTML features for server-side event (SSE) applications just released, which make SSE apps about as easy as can be, when used with the @htmx_org SSE extension. Just `pip install -U python-fasthtml` to upgrade. https://
docs.fastht.ml