Abhi Agarwal

@Abhi Agarwal [redacted] monorepo is storing ~$1,000/month of Git LFS objects, is that expected?

I’m aesthetically challenged.

If you visit the /about page of my blog, there’s an easter egg.

As part of the privilege of attending Georgia Institute of Technology, I get access to PACE, Georgia Tech’s supercomputing cluster.

I have an API that looks something like this: from fastapi import File, Form from pydantic import BaseModel class CreateMyObject(BaseModel): name: str file: File @app.post("/my_object") async def create_my_object(data: Annotated[CreateMyOb…

React Core: Creates “stuff” on the page with Javascript.

What is Memoization?

You’re developing a dockerized application, so you have a docker compose stack. services: frontend: image: "frontend:develop" build: context: .

I’ve been thinking recently about Python API design (as one does, in their mid 20s).

I took IYSE-6420, Bayesian Statistics in Fall of 2024.

Imagine the scenario: you have multiple github accounts, one for personal stuff, one for school, one for work stuff.

I’ve been using this snippet a lot recently to transparently de/serialize Pydantic models and JSON transparently with SQLAlchemy. from sqlalchemy import DateTime, Dialect, func from sqlalchemy.types import JSON, TypeDecorator, TypeEngine from sqlalchemy.d…

As much as I love python, it also makes you fight hard to avoid doing the wrong things.

Let me be clear: James Harden will be remembered.

I have a file that I’m streaming from a gRPC endpoint as stream of bytes (that could be of arbitrary size, but I aligned to 1024kb).

C++‘s greatest innovation is RAII, “Resource Acquisition is Initialization.”

I’m a closeted fan of the Denver Nuggets.

Python threading by default is the worst of both words.

My second class at OMSCS was cs-7674, Machine Learning for Trading (ML4T).

My first class I took at Georgia Tech’s OMSCS program was cs-6200, or Graduate Introduction to Operating Systems (GIOS).