TIL (Today I Learned)

Inspired by [Simon Willison](https://til.simonwillison.net) and [Vincent Warmerdam](https://koaning.io/til) I'm posting TIL mini-posts. This can be anything ranging from concepts in AI, (Quantum) Physics, Math, Finance, Philosophy, etc.

Marimo Snippets in FastHTML

Mar 22

Run interactive Python apps inline in web apps using FastHTML.
Marimo Snippets in FastHTML

regex.search.captures

Mar 18

Using regex.search.captures for simple string parsing. `regex` is a superset of `re` with additional functionality and more thorough Unicode support.
regex.search.captures

Perfect Numbers

Feb 20

A primer on perfect numbers and how to generate them.
Perfect Numbers

FastHTML x Social Media

Dec 09

How to optimize your FastHTML website for social media.
FastHTML x Social Media

skops

Nov 29

skops is a Python package for productionizing scikit-learn models. It has a neat Model Card feature!
skops

FastHTML x llms.txt

Nov 28

Explains what llms.txt is, where to find examples and how to integrate it in your web apps.
FastHTML x llms.txt

FastHTML x scikit-learn

Nov 27

Show off your favorite scikit-learn pipelines in FastHTML web apps.
FastHTML x scikit-learn

Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve

Nov 10

A brief look at Ebbinghaus' work on learning and forgetting. We also take a look at how people built upon his research.
Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve

Bremermann's limit

Nov 01

Hans-Joachim Bremermann defined the physical limit of computation as the speed of light squared divided by Planck's constant. Let's deconstruct this and figure out why this makes sense.
Bremermann's limit