The issue here is that we all know hardware is tough, but weirdly, that seems to be the best part of the pin. In this day and age, you have no excuse for bad software. Being torn down because of software is just bad, and totally preventable.
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Cohere Compass: Enterprise Embedding Model for Multi-Aspect Data
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Announcing the private beta of our newest foundation embedding model, Cohere Compass: designed specifically for multi-aspect data like emails, invoices, CVs, and support tickets to offer superior enterprise search capabilities. Sign up to try it out!
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Most Used Python Libraries for Web Scraping and Automation
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Which Python library do you use the most for web scraping/automation?
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Data AI Summit Early Bird Registration Discount Ends April 30
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Early bird catches the worm Save $400 by registering for #DataAISummit before April 30! You’ll explore the latest advances in #ApacheSpark, Delta Lake, MLflow, LangChain, PyTorch, dbt, and more: https://
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Copilot Training and Documentation Effectiveness in Organizations
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Did your company spend any time teaching people how to use it effectively? (If they did I'd love to hear details – training and documentation on Copilot is incredibly rare in my experience – which is bad because the tool is very unintuitive to use well)
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HTTP Libraries vs Custom Request Logic for Developers
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Yeah I should probably take that option more seriously myself – I tend to be happiest writing my own HTTP request calling logic, but if they satisfy developers who prefer a library I should spend time properly figuring them out
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AWS reliability advantage: 15-year track record stability matters
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That's one of AWS's biggest advantages in my mind – they have about a 15 year track record of not breaking stuff Anyone else who wants to build up that kind of track record needs to spend 15 years doing it
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AWS Reliability and Product Trust in Cloud Computing
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Yeah that's true, AWS are uncommonly good at keeping their stuff working – not just boto3 but all of their AWS products in general I don't trust anyone else though!
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Clean API Design: HTTP Libraries and Documentation Best Practices
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Maybe the solution to that conundrum is to design your API to be as clean to access from good language HTTP libraries (like httpx) as possible, then include copy-and-paste examples in your documentation that are clear enough that the desire for a client library doesn't emerge
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API Providers Must Ship Client Libraries for Control
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On a related strategic note though: API providers do need to ship client libraries, because if you don't someone else will – and then you could end up in a situation where lots of people are using a client library that you can't release new versions of when you have API updates