This took a couple of days of messing around so decided to make a post out of it. Here is a minimal enough example repo using Terraform and GCP Functions Framework to build a GCP Python function that will receive a Stripe webhook event, perform signature verification, and then just print the event. You can … Continue reading Stripe Webhook + GCP Functions Framework (Python)
Colab to just run some curl
Here is a little google colab notebook to just paste in some curl command and get the response back into a json dictionary. This can be handy when working with backend and frontend engineers who might be using a different language than you and just send you some curl commands that you want to explore … Continue reading Colab to just run some curl
Some sort-of livecoding
Explaining kmeans clustering for unsupervised anomaly detection
Here is a video I did in work explaining how our anomaly detection works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1xleckyuDQ https://www.netdata.cloud/blog/how-netdatas-machine-learning-works
Hugging Face Text Classification Quickstart
I have been working a bit lately with some text classification stuff using Hugging Face - its great n all but their docs can actually be a bit overwhelming. So here is a minimal text classification example, using huggingface and either pytorch or tensorflow (you decide). Will try to update and maintain the colab here: … Continue reading Hugging Face Text Classification Quickstart
Airflow “Trigger Dags” Python Script
You have some dag that runs multiple times a day but you need to do a manual backfill of last 30 days. It's 2022 and this is still surprisingly painful with Airflow. The "new" REST API helps and mean's all the building blocks are there but, as I found out today, there can often still … Continue reading Airflow “Trigger Dags” Python Script
Some ML hot takes
Here is a blog post I made in work with some thoughts on the approach to ML that I want us to try take: https://www.netdata.cloud/blog/our-approach-to-machine-learning
Time series anomaly detection using PCA
Here is a little recipe for using good old PCA to do some fast and efficient time series anomaly detection.
streamlit multi-page app minimal example
too obvious? maybe. probably. Recently i had a need to assess streamlit for some internal DS/ML/Data apps i wanted to build in my job. By "i had a need" i mean i heard it was the new cool thing so i wanted to play with it and feel better about myself. Anyway, as part of … Continue reading streamlit multi-page app minimal example
Some asyncio fun/pain
Taken from this great Talk Python Training course - get the lifetime bundle if you can! You have a list of api endpoints you want to pull data from and collect results into some results list or dataframe for further processing. You could just loop over that list and make a load of requests.get() calls … Continue reading Some asyncio fun/pain