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🤯🤯 That's insane! Hugging Face just shipped Data Studio on dataset pages... Ask a question about any dataset, the agent writes and runs a SQL query... then share the result or download as CSV... check it out! 👀 ⤵️ Wow GG Caleb 👏

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Jeff Boudier 🤗1 год назад

Here's the example result saved in the video: "show me the 100 tasks with highest percentage with bar charts":

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Jeff Boudier 🤗1 год назад

This works for private datasets as well for organizations upgraded to Enterprise Hub:

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Tembo - Multi-Workload Managed Postgres2 лет назад

The "data platform" status quo is vendor sprawl and data islands. Tembo Cloud can help you tame the sprawl and centralize your data using the full power of Postgres.

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VerbaGPT1 год назад

@huggingface @calebfahlgren Very cool! I just checked it out. Works well for simple cases, but complex cases (especially tabular), it seems the understanding isn't quite there. Still experimenting. I've been building a text-to-python tool to work with any databases, so I know it can be tricky.

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Dave1 год назад

@mervenoyann @huggingface @calebfahlgren Pretty cool! Let me try it!

Фото профиля Gonçalo Alves
Gonçalo Alves1 год назад

@huggingface @calebfahlgren now we can analyze datasets with just one query

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steve ike1 год назад

@huggingface @calebfahlgren Wow, this is awesome. Nice find.

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