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My daily spaces are often around 1500 code lines with version numbers in 200-300 range for replacing full app.py, requirements.txt and redocker boot is my coding mainstay.
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Fav IDE's are 1. HuggingFace and 2. VSCode.
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Here is why I think you should give Rust, Go, and Zig a spin. I’ll keep it practical and tailored to the world I am familiar with.
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My daily spaces are often around 1500 code lines with version numbers in 200-300 range for replacing full app.py, requirements.txt and redocker boot is my coding mainstay.
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Fav IDE's are 1. HuggingFace and 2. VSCode. Here is why. Time it!
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1. Create a new Space picking a primary python library or container flavor alt. HF: 3 seconds 2. VSCode: 5 minutes - new folder, set py interpreter, create a launch.json
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2. Create a short python program composed of app.py and requirements.txt
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3. Introduce something really hard but simplified so you can learn all patterns yet suffer no defeat: e.g. git clone https://github.com/AaronCWacker/SFT for an instant ML SFT pipeline with Test and Agentic ready OOB.
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Then experiment. How low can we go for HPC?
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Here is why I think you should give Rust, Go, and Zig a spin. I’ll keep it practical and tailored to the world I am familiar with.
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