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by adeelk93 4y ago
Or /snippet works too
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by adeelk93 4y ago
You don’t want a product owner between you and the customer? You want to work with customers directly? Customers are exhausting!
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by adeelk93 4y ago
I saved your comment to reply to when USDC collapsed - sooner than expected!
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by adeelk93 4y ago
I have also had ChatGPT lie to me about what I’ve previously said to it - that’s the part that actually frightens me. We have taught a machine to gaslight.
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by adeelk93 4y ago
Now I get it! This should be the tagline, it’s the only thing in the thread that’s made sense to me
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by adeelk93 4y ago
It’s a thing in DC. $0.85 for occupied, $5 for vacant, per $100. https://otr.cfo.dc.gov/page/otr-vacant-real-property
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by adeelk93 4y ago
In your farmer analogy, you totally omitted that you need to consider market demand. That’s why you’re growing things in the first place. That’s not a technical decision, and totally is something the PM should understand.
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by adeelk93 4y ago
The galaxy tablet isn't the best selling android tablet? then what is, is it the kindle?
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by adeelk93 4y ago
Does this matter? To know that there’s an Andy out there in the world?
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by adeelk93 4y ago
Subtly different how?
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by adeelk93 4y ago
First they nerfed it. Used to be able to redeem 500 points for $5. Earlier this year they replaced it with discounts, so 400 points gets you 10% off. My most expensive ride in the past year was $30, so I view this as a 25% reduction in poin
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by adeelk93 4y ago
Not have those labs? That’s one solution. Is the study of virology worth all the loss and suffering caused by a pandemic?
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by adeelk93 4y ago
There are so many dairy free options nowadays, I hardly feel the inconvenience of lactose intolerance. Including on ice cream.
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by adeelk93 4y ago
As someone who does understand the distinction, for most end-users, I think the distinction doesn’t matter. It’s like the culinary vs botanical categorization of a tomato.
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by adeelk93 5y ago
You can turn those off for UberEats FYI. In the privacy settings.
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by adeelk93 5y ago
What are “guest tools”?
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Which makes it distinct from a pussycat how?
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by adeelk93 5y ago
$70/mo includes a server (Tableau online)
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Then it could be tied to the option on sharing location with a family member
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by adeelk93 5y ago
I would say this is bad advice. Don’t learn base R, focus on tidyverse. Tidyverse is what people write and use.
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by adeelk93 5y ago
BigQuery supports JavaScript UDFs [1]. But I bet Python isn’t popular in a database for performance reasons. [1]: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sq...
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by adeelk93 5y ago
You have to factor in the energy efficiency of heat pumps, and if you do, burning gas to produce electricity to run a heat pump can be comparable in efficiency to burning gas directly.
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Interesting point. 100 years ago “idiot” and “mental retardation” were medical diagnoses. 100 years from now, both the evolution of language and the advancement of medicine may similarly antiquate the term “autism.” Maybe this is a perpetua
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by adeelk93 5y ago
I'd list the DAG and testing as core features as well, but yeah, basically. In a very transparent and non-magical way (I despise magical data solutions). If that summary doesn't resonate with you, it's probably not the tool f
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Before dbt, I didn't even really think about structuring how I'd be running my queries. My experience with it has been - it's made it clear to me what has been sub-optimally laid out. Organize my fact tables by subject, adopt
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by adeelk93 5y ago
DESCRIPTION files don't actually solve this problem - if you're trying to peg a package version, and it inevitably ends up an outdated version in the future, you'll be greeted with that error "Package 'xxx' is
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Which is a third party solution. A few years ago you may have said packrat. A few years from now you may say some other thing. The idea behind a native R solution is that it is far less likely to be deprecated.
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Well the very first step would be: native R support for installing specific package versions, and sharing that with others. There’s too many third party solutions that come and go over the years. And there’s no guarantee that what you selec
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by adeelk93 5y ago
R is my go-to for ad-hoc data science as well. And you’re right, deprecations are generally replaced with something nicer. From the perspective of a language used for ad-hoc analysis, these are all great features. Hadn’t thought of it that
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by adeelk93 5y ago
Breaking changes in packages is not exclusive to R, you’re right. But dependency issues kinda is? Let’s say two competent analysts wrote some code 5 years ago and you need to reproduce it today, one in R and the other in Python. The Python

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