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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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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Digital Adoption Platforms Drive Enterprise Software Efficiency
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Organizations increasingly rely on software to operate more efficiently, which is why Digital Adoption Platforms (DAPs) have become essential. DAPs are software solutions designed to assist in the usage and efficiency of their digital technologies. Microblog @antgrasso #DAPs
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Microsoft Introduces SpreadsheetLLMs for Data Analysis
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New from Microsoft: SpreadsheetLLMs! Author @HaoyuDong9 will be answering your questions over the next few days. Leave questions directly on the preprint!
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Chat with the Downloaded Model Step 3
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Step 3: Once it is downloaded, you can finally chat with the model:
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Install Ollama on Desktop to Run LLMs Locally
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Step 1: Install Ollama on your Desktop Ollama is an open-source project that serves as a powerful and user-friendly platform for running LLMs on your local machine. Download & Install the @ollama desktop app
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Run Llama-3.1 Locally on Your Computer Free
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Run Llama-3.1 locally on your computer (100% free and without internet):
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Google Maps Adds AI Navigation Features in India
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Google has added numerous new features to Google Maps in India, aimed at improving user navigation and boosting sustainability. These changes include AI-powered improvements including avoiding small roads, highlighting flyovers along routes, and incorporating real-time data on
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Amazon Migrates 30000 Java Applications Using Q Code Transformation
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'With Q's code transformation capabilities, Amazon has migrated over 30,000 Java JDK applications in a few months, saving the company $260 million and 4,500 developer years compared to what it would have otherwise cost.' -Andy Jassy