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Is this open source?

Great lecture, Love this man's work

In the whole of RUclips i finally saw a video I've been looking for

Great video. Could you share the notebook?

I have a very serious question, from where do you guys get the images on the left side of every page?

Can someone please share the code?

Interesting ! Thanks you

Dude's got good humor! Hahaha

great work, you can just see the passion in his body language

Using python 3.9, the following statement "colors_needed <= colors_available" throws the error "TypeError: '<=' not supported between instances of 'Counter' and 'Counter'"

Great presentation!

I wish they would lay off Bill Gates ! He not long ago lost his best friend Geoffrey Epstein, leave the poor guy alone !

Thanks, was interesting and helpful!

4:44:14 nim for python

very informational - thanks, i'll go with streamlit

Nice! This was a nuanced talk on the subject and taught me a few things. There are great uses for these models that can help people right now but also some really scummy ones. It's a bit of a situation. Great talk/also funny.

Loris Here, in hindsight I realize now that realpython's arguments about wheels being lighter than source distributions was from the perspective of a user installing a package, and not from the perspective of the package index. Still a claim that I'm not sure I would agree with, and the `six` package example is objectively bad, but I should have stressed the point less in the talk.

Optimising Your Database for Analytics, Karen Jex, Crunchy Data @2:49:16

Great tool! Can't wait to test it on a real project

Framework looks very interesting, but why it's not popular? I've found it after granian, alternative python runner wrinnen in rust

looks good

Very happy I watched Loris Cro's talk at [3:02:36]. Being able to include small amounts of C code in a package, and have them compile on users' machines with ONLY the ziglang package as a dependency is a huge win.

Any topic Raymond lectures, becomes your favorite topic!

Good presentation 😊

Adding zero-downtime migrations stratedy in SaaS project 1:53:34

Start 27:52 Snake & Ladders: The ups and downs of python development with AWS Lambda 6:49:30

Absolutely, loved it. Anything on python from Raymond is always learning. Where can I find the slide or the source for this wonderful presentations?

thank you for this presentation, it is really helpful

Really motivated me to do Python coding in the weekend 😀

Pensavo di capirci qualcosa ma è stato impossibile.

Great talk, informative and inspirational! And a very nice Q&A after that!

hello，i have a problem about the input of additional features data,my data is like this, but it doesn't work? please, this may be a silly Q, but i have read the instructions but find no clues... sample 3 4 5 _Neu_P 50.8 54.9 57.9 _LYN_P 40 42.7 36.2 _MON_P 7.5 0.4 4.1 _Oxy_P 1.3 1.6 1.4 _Bas_P 0.4 0.4 0.4 _S-Cr 85 82 76 _IgG 9.2 9.3 8.1 _IgA 1.79 0.78 1.22 _IgM 1.75 2.57 1.29

Best library stack <3

Thank you for this wonderful presentation How can I download this data set or where can i get similar data for this kind of analysis??

wow, this really gives some nice insights

This is good stuff❤

Can someone tell me what tool is he using for that documentation slide? the one that generates html file. I kinda forgot

00:06 FastAPI is a fast, high-performance web framework with a growing community. 02:31 FastAPI is a great framework for building REST APIs. 06:55 Design endpoints with intuitive and self-explanatory naming. 09:18 Understand the role of Pedantic in FastAPI 14:01 Setting a default setting in the Base Class is a good strategy for handling asynchronous work in FastAPI 16:18 FastAPI allows for easy interaction with the data hub through custom python libraries. 20:27 Lack of documentation and understanding of fastAPI's internal workings 22:19 Use inheritance to design models in FastAPI for better organization and consistency. 26:33 Submit problems to the open API Community to get them fixed 28:40 FastAPI is adding standardized support for multiple string formats. Crafted by Merlin AI.

00:11 Starlette provides web capabilities to FastAPI. 02:46 Starlette is a building block for FastAPI. 07:30 Starlette is used in FastAPI to handle background tasks and test client. 10:03 The main point of this subpart is about the differences in endpoints and the lack of automatic documentation for websockets in FastAPI. 15:22 Starlette provides open API support and automatic generation of APIs 17:37 Starlette is the underlying framework used by FastAPI. 22:03 Starlette provides additional features to FastAPI like completion, data validation, API documentation, and async Python. 24:26 Starlette and pedantic are two dependencies used in FastAPI. 29:23 Starlette and FastAPI are separate projects for documentation overhead and easy maintenance. Crafted by Merlin AI.

Thank you!

Can you share the code also

This guy is elite. Thank you for the informative talk!

I've been trying to find these slides for like a year. The resolution of this video is just not readable to me. I really wish it was documented better where to find the slides. Edit: Raymond posted a Dropbox link on Twitter but it's pretty hard to access without an account. I had to use a nitter clone.

While sign up I am getting pop up like insert your security key and touch it...what is that?

😞 "Promosm"

Great Video! by far the best I've found on the topic

FastAPI = wrapper of starlette 😂

great exaplanation

Ciao! Bel talk! Sarebbe possibile avere la lista di risorse delle ultime slide nella descrizione?