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here's a python rewrite of a small but powerful tool by juho snellman that has saved me many hours over the years.
ported to python to make it a bit easier to install in my typical workflow, and i also made some adjustments for ergonomics.
here's a package that lets you use postgresql's full text search as a search backend for haystack in your django project.
https://pypi.org/project/postgres-fts-backend/
why i might be interesting:
1. postgresql fts has gotten pretty good
2. any complicated enough search implementation will reinvent most of haystack
3. even if you ultimately want a dedicated search provider, it's nice to get started without and additional service to run.
i wrote an explanation about what salesforce really is: a cursed way to write web applications.
driving around michigan, i'm often wondering what they grow around here, so i made a little app. works for all the lower 48 states.
https://observablehq.com/@fgregg/what-are-they-growing-around-here
it’s interesting how pytorch is not trying to be a library that other people can build libraries on.
it’s great for creating projects that directly depend on it, where you can have tight controls on versioning, but that’s not the situation of library authors that want to build on top of pytorch
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