I usually place syntax commas in the begging of a line.For example:```sql select column1 ,column2 ,column2 from table ```Orfunction( arg1 ,arg2 ,arg3 )---Some people have a strong reaction to this. But I think its strictly superior in that I can comment out a line without having to add or remove any commas on the line above.This is quite obvious, but I do feel like I never put much...
I'm not even a programmer, I'm a data scientist 1 year out of college, and I still know that notebooks should never ever be deployed to production!
The right way to view notebooks is as.. notebooks. Text and visualizations that can run online code. They are for presenting!
You would need a tremendous amount of incompetence and a lack of any code reviews or tech leadership at all to end up deploying a notebook to production.
Training a massive model like this is a risk, and no one is going to take that risk without some reward. You can complain OpenAI is going to too much of the value, but its value that would have otherwise never existed. It's value.