AdamM12

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by AdamM12 8y ago
It looks like that would be the long term goal. Haven't used Spark enough to understand it's downsides.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
It is a WIP distributed Pandas implementation. Allows you to spread massive dataframes, their data and computations, over multiple machines vs. Pandas which is only local to your machine. It's not quite there yet [1] [1] http:/&#
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by AdamM12 8y ago
On the home page it says "Load-balancing and ha". Maybe consider capitalizing HA so it is more obvious it is an acronym. Took me a second. Just a thought.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I thought it maps your code to the base Py_Object like how writing an extension works? Idk only done a little bit of that and need to dive into the process more. On my todo list so if you have some links that have a good explanation of this
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Isn't Python to C using CPython missing? Edit: Or I guess technically python byte code. [1] [1] http://effbot.org/zone/python-compile.htm
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I think this is more of an economic issue. Poor countries, or better stated their population, can't afford to pay for the food. Exact example would be during the Irish famine Ireland was still exporting food the GB as they were able to
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Until government taxes it :)
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I think it's pretty irrational to care about the consequences of what we eat centuries from now given that you'd be dead centuries - ~1 century. I mean if that is the case surely you can't sleep at night since the Andromeda g
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yeah but people don't care. They will find a way to demonize it which would likely be throwing it in with GMO's. I'm not against GMO's personally. A lot of lies spread about them.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Surely people will respond to this reasonably and favorably
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Privacy is a right not endowed by the state so why would the court be the one to decide before the fact?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
subpoena.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I believe Emma Watson was caught up in this as she had an LLC to obscure her ownership in a flat in London so she could avoid stalkers and thus violence. There are legitimate uses for obscuring the ownership of a legal entity. https:/
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I guess I could of not been so lazy and used the search for "nocturnal" and found it. God forbid it be the first result. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17329264
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Seems like there will be a CFAA charge right around the corner
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Wasn't there a post earlier that more mammals are becoming nocturnal because of humans?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Either way Clinton body count +1 (Read: sarcasm)
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by AdamM12 8y ago
This is a hot take. Was it suicide by two bullets to the back of the head?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Is it an old wives' tale that east coast news stations send reporters with heavy accents to midwest stations to unlearn them?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yeah kind forgot about that.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
> I think one could only say that if those jobs didn't still exist with the new name "Devops Engineer". Yeah devops is the same thing but I still think in general that person regardless of title can provision more computin
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by AdamM12 8y ago
It was a pretty loose comparison and only used it to allude to my question. Mainly was noting how OP said they were a really small team and very experienced. Also discussing jet turbines at nearly century old companies not start ups.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Makes me wonder if they are developing talent for the next generation or are we gonna have a similar issue as farmers in the US (avg age is like 65)? Albeit the job is more attractive .
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I feel like this is really only relevant to gun laws/hunting. Not sure what other laws are as swiss cheese as they are.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I mean couldn't one say that a lot of sys admin jobs have been automated by VM's, further by containers and other automated deployment tools? Read somewhere SRE at Google are responsible for a ridiculous amount of computing power
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I'm glad I found someone who mentioned this as I was going to. I've spent the first month and a half of my summer reading books (4 down, which is more than I've read in the past decade and a half combined) and I definitely fe
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Nice. From my experience I've found Parsel [1] (used by scrapy) to be an easier to use HTML parsing library than Beautiful Soup. That's just imo. [1] https://github.com/scrapy/parsel
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I always found this to be really interesting despite it being rather simple. Definitely got some mild satisfaction simplifying IF statements. Professionally haven't used it too much (explicitly) given 99% of branches use at most 2 cond
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yes anecdotal for my press operator job. It's not the only open one we have. Also throwing in the chicken processing plant. I've read countless other articles though basically saying the same thing about these production/manu
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Maybe. But my primary objection to this is that it will shift the cost burden of the legacy transmission infrastructure onto the poor.

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