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 title: "Taking a random cube for a walk and making it talk"
 author: "Cody Peterson"
-date: "2024-09-24"
+date: "2024-09-26"
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 ***Synthetic data with Ibis, DuckDB, Python UDFs, and Faker.***
 
+To follow along, install the required libraries:
+
+```bash
+pip install 'ibis-framework[duckdb]' faker plotly
+```
+
 ## A random cube
 
 We'll generate a random cube of data with Ibis (default DuckDB backend) and
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 The names and locations from Faker are bland and unrealistic. The comments are
 nonsensical. ~~And most importantly, we haven't filled our quota for blogs
 mentioning AI.~~ You could [use language models in Ibis UDFs to generate more
-realistic synthetic data](../lms-for-data/index.qmd). In a future blog post, we
-will use "open source" language models to do this locally for free.
+realistic synthetic data](../lms-for-data/index.qmd). We could use "open source"
+language models to do this locally for free, an excercise left to the reader.
 
 ## Next steps