NeroVanbierv

I have a `notify` command in my `bin/` for a couple of years now. It's using an audio snippet from Her (2013) with Scarlett Johansson's voice.

Usage: `~ my-bash-command; notify`

`.wav` snippet: https://gitlab.com/NeroVanbiervliet/linux-config/-/blob/mast...

Just did a similar experiment but outside the harry potter universe to remove the training bias. It worked well!

ChatGPT: "Generate a two page short story like harry potter, but don´t mention anyting harry potter related. make up 4 unique spells in the story that are used"

Response see https://chatgpt.com/share/698af9cd-f628-800d-9250-b260f1478c...

Claude: "What unique wizarding spells can you find in this story? [story]"

Response = https://i.imgur.com/Jzzs3PC.png

For me, the main appeal to MATLAB was the REPL experience, allowing me to experiment with ideas and inspect results in the UI. Python notebook have bridged the gap a bit, but always require a combination of libraries (with different docs & design choices) to write a single script.

Marple | Antwerp, Belgium | Full-time | Hybrid on-site + WFH

We are building software for handling huge time series from R&D in Aerospace & Automotive. Engineers use Marple to analyse data from exciting stuff such as: space rovers, eVTOL aircraft, electrical hyper cars, …

We are looking for a technical mind with a love for customers to become our head of customer success.

Reach out to nero (at) marpledata (dot) com

A similar company is based in Munich: https://www.deepdrive.tech/ They have cool testing facilities applying CI/CD practices to testing hardware!

Marple | Customer Success Manager | ONSITE Antwerp (Belgium) | Full-time

We are building high performance time series data storage and analysis software for R&D teams in aerospace and automotive. We have customers all across Europe, with a focus on Germany, France, UK and Croatia. We are powering extremely cool R&D teams like hydrogen-based flying, new electrical engines and hyperloop systems.

We are looking for a person with a technical background but with a strong interest in customer facing efforts.

Apply at https://tally.so/r/mJQEAX, or email me at nero[at]marpledata[dot]com (CTO)

I would be willing to pay for this if it were available for Linux! Main use case: searching through my years of screenshots

How it works 1. Takes the last command from your bash history 2. Reruns it to capture the output 3. Gives this info to `llm cmd` to get a suggestion 4. Show the suggestion to the user!

Basically a quicker feedback loop instead of looking up params & typos on google.

Indeed, I’m just piping FiveThirthyEight > facts > LLM. And what the LLM makes of that is what you’re seeing, I tried to brief it as dry as possible in the prompt!

This was one of the hard parts of making this. I think I discarded about 70% of all generated images, and I was aware that the remaining 30% was still borderline sometimes.

I my blogpost, I have a few examples of the discarded ones, including one of Harris and Obama in a similar romantic vibe: https://nerology.substack.com/p/how-i-made-the-probability-t...

I think at some point in the prompt I literally said that they were not romantically involved.

I deliberately tried to keep the content neutral. The goal of the website is translating statistics to something tangible - not adding an extra sauce of assumptions to it!

I think your last paragraph sums it up pretty nicely: users need a good UX to get to these tools.

So I would love if GIMP started shipping these awesome plugins by default to pick up the pace!

While writing my thesis, I made a similar thing as a chrome extension.

It kept track of all tab opens & showed it in a node structure.

Screenshot: https://github.com/Taborniki/node-search/blob/pre-alfa/demo....

Marple | Backend engineer (huge time series algorithms) | On-site (Antwerp, Belgium, 3/d week) | Full-time

Marple ([marpledata.com](https://www.marpledata.com/)) is a startup based in Antwerp, Belgium. We are a product-focused company, building visualisation software for large time series datasets.

Our customers are top engineering teams that develop electrical planes (Lilium), design new electrical engines (Deepdrive) and make hyperloop a real thing in Europe (Hardt).

We recently raised a new round, and are hiring: - Backend engineer (mostly python & databases) - Customer success manager

https://www.marpledata.com/careers

Ok I just noticed there is a region "OpenAI" in the north-west, but for some reason it zooms in somewhere close to "Apple" (middle of the island) when I type the query

Really love the island map! But the automatic zooming on the map doesn't seem very relevant. E.g. try typing "openai" - I can't see anything related to that query in that part of the map

Fixed!

Sounds like a profitable SaaS business model!

I think the main problem is that you often don't know the lyrics if you're trying to find a song. Recently a friend of mine hummed a song to shazam and it did actually work!

I knew that I had the wrong word, but couldn't think of the correct one. Thanks!

Actually, I did install the APK directly from Apkpure, but it didn't seem to do anything apart from loading the splash screen.

Thanks! Yeah I like to draw the parallel to devops, because the interface looks somewhat familiar for people who know that. But the kind of analysis you're doing in Marple is actually a lot different

Clearer example: https://i.imgur.com/MH2dwJp.png

Screenshot from my machine: https://i.imgur.com/EH3Q2sX.png

The graphs are interactive, so play around with them.

Pro tip: you can click "expand" to see a bigger view.

Hi! This is our first story in a series about science and engineering.

The graphs are interactive, so have fun playing around with them!

Cool, thanks!

Is there a way to send data as it's generated? Yes! We have a tiny python SDK that can take care of that. Read more here: https://www.marpledata.com/docs/by-category/developers

[...] use data locally instead of having to upload it to your servers? No, not yet. We are however prototyping an influxdb integration. Would that cover your use case?

We've indeed had other people confusing us with Maple before! Luckily Maple is not so often used in an engineering data context.

Marple | Software engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Antwerp, Belgium

At Marple we believe that engineers are the cornerstone of innovation and are committed to supporting them. Our goal is to make engineering more efficient, qualitative and increase collaboration.

We do this by creating a kickass data analysis platform with focus on a great UX and performance for large data sets. We take pride in the speed of our software: visualisation is near instantaneous for files up to hundreds of Gigabytes.

Tech stack: React, Python, TimescaleDB, AWS

Find out more on https://getmarple.io/careers/backend-engineer or contact me directly: nero@getmarple.io

A very good suggestion and something we need to look into. Thinking about it, the techniques will probably be similar.