MisterBiggs

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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   No idea if this is really a fair comparison but just to get a brief idea of current speeds: julia> @time let using Plots plot([sin, cos]) end 11.267558 seconds (17.98 M allocations: 1.114 GiB, 4
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   I've been running the 1.6 release candidates, and the compilation speed improvements have been massive. There have been plenty of instances in the past where I've tried to 'quickly' show off some Julia code, and I end up
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   Location: Phoenix Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Julia, MATLAB, C, C++ Résumé/CV: ansonbiggs.com | https://gitlab.com/MisterBiggs Email: anson@ansonbiggs.com Aerospace Engine
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   NASA works.
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   It is incredible how fast SpaceX became the leading contender in what looked like an impossibly entrenched industry just a few years ago. Hopefully, Blue Origin and some of the other private launch companies can have similar success.
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   Plutos killer feature to me is that it is not mutable. It can be challenging to adjust initially, mainly because it forces you to write extremely DRY code. The benefit is it makes your code much more stable/reproducible than jupyter an
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   The new interior looks fantastic and is what I would expect for a car in the future. The only issue is I would have a tough time getting used to that steering wheel, but I'm guessing it is designed with autopilot in mind.
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   All of those posts barely have any interaction or views so it doesn't seem like they are actually that big of an issue. Every social network has people saying crazy things.
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   by MisterBiggs 6y ago

   Talk Python To Me is a really good tech podcast. It manages to almost always have a really interesting guest. https://talkpython.fm/
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    After TON failed [0] I don't see many other avenues for breaking even with 500 million monthly active users. [1] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23156224 [1] https://t.me/durov/142
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    In the last year of my Aerospace Engineering degree. This site got me through calculus and I still use it any time a differential equation shows up in my studies since they still scare me.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    Telegram doesn't really have threads so I'm not sure if this kind of visualization would be very helpful.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I feel like knowing that the questions were going to be about time made them really easy.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I've always had great experiences at the Microsoft store especially with purchases and replacements. Right after the pandemic caused Microsoft to close all their physical locations my Surface Pro 7 started getting green spots on the sc
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I stand corrected, I may have to revisit Altair. Some of those other options look pretty compelling too I think it's definitely time for something to replace Matplotlib as the go-to for python plotting.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I understand that Trump is a bit of a special case, but I find it kind of worrying that getting in trouble on one platform can consequences on a platform owned by a different company entirely. Especially when you consider some companies don
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I've seen this done by making a fake legend out of a bar chart. As far as I know, there's no way to make an interactive legend in Altair. Personally I would look into plotly / dash for something with interactivity.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    Location: Phoenix, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, Python, MATLAB Resume: https://ansonbiggs.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ansonbiggs/ GitLa
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    More so that Boeing is lucky it's classified or else all the blunders would be public.
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    I've recently started using Roam Research and have basically fallen in love with it. https://roamresearch.com/
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    by MisterBiggs 6y ago

    It uses Plotly Dash[0] which is a python library for making web apps. Its mostly used for data visualization but this project definitely pushes it harder than anything else I've seen. [0] - https://plotly.com/dash/
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    by MisterBiggs 7y ago

    I think distill https://rstudio.github.io/distill/ looks very promising. My only issue with it is I don't know much R and I really don't have any desire to learn much more than just loading and plotting data.