So happy you enjoyed! β¨
So happy you enjoyed! β¨
Lore in the Machine is live! Four episodes are up. Ep1 asks why programmers say 'foo'. The answer involves a very strange comic strip from the 1930s, a WWII radar operator, and more model trains than you'd expect. New episodes every other week loreinthemachine.com #computing #history #techhistory
Devs type "foo" but few know it comes from a 1930s comic strip. I've been collecting stories like this for ages without knowing what to do with them. So I made a show. Lore in the Machine tells the strange stories behind the tools we use every day. Trailer is up. Hope you enjoy: loreinthemachine.com
A man walks on a stage lit with green lights in front of a screen showing the cover of the Stephen a king book, IT, where a boy in a yellow jacket is handed a red balloon by a faceless entity.
Iβm at Anacondaβs company kickoff in Lisbon and
@ddesanto.bsky.social is talking about Stephen King and Drag Race and open source and I know I picked the right company to work for π @anacondainc.bsky.social
I recently made a few YouTube shorts explaining what different parts of LLM file names mean, so if you've ever wondered what something like q4_0_L or 8B means, these are for you! #learnAI #genAI www.youtube.com/shorts/WzCom...
I recently wrote a deep dive exploring some of the reasons why security teams get blindsided by vulnerabilities in Python packages. If you're dealing with alert fatigue or wondering why your team spends hours validating false positives this one's worth your time.
www.anaconda.com/blog/python-...
What's a parameter? I'm glad you asked! LLM file names are weird and long but now they're less cryptic www.youtube.com/shorts/WzCom...
Hope you're all #conda champions too ππ« #Python
Smiling woman with long, curly brown hair wearing a black sweatshirt with the Anaconda logo. She is holding her hand out to the side with fingers curled.
Got asked to present a 1 hr session yesterday with a few hrs notice at #PyData VT! Rough drafted this last week for a blog + video series but it was trial by fire instead github.com/dbouquin/mcp...
Can't figure out what to do with my hands but here's a tutorial on #MCP basics with #conda + #Claude.