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by almostkorean 6y ago
Agree with GraphQL. Spin up a Hasura instance, point it at Postgres and you're done.
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by almostkorean 7y ago
Agreed, we've been using Clubhouse for the past few months and it really hits the sweet spot. Not as complicated as Jira but more features than Trello.
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by almostkorean 8y ago
Thank you, this looks promising
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by almostkorean 8y ago
Are there any proper mechanical keyboards for Mac? I've looked around and haven't found anything that fits what I'm looking for. I know Das makes a Mac keyboard, but the command key is too far to the left. When you look at an
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by almostkorean 9y ago
My coworker was a Spyder user for years, but recently switched to PyCharm because they added "Scientific Mode" in PyCharm Professional
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by almostkorean 9y ago
We are using Airflow for this
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by almostkorean 9y ago
I'm with you, but I still end up using notebooks because I haven't found anything better for doing analysis. The two things I want the most are: 1. A variable window where I can browse through the values of each variable (like R S
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by almostkorean 9y ago
I just attended Pycon and the keynote was about why Python is an effective tool for science. I recommend watching the video, Jake is an astronomer and gave a great presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyjCqQEUa8o H
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by almostkorean 10y ago
What usgroup said is correct. To give a little more background, this is a classification problem (predicting L or R) and it is a supervised learning problem (since you are training it on historical data). There are many supervised learning
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by almostkorean 10y ago
Yep! Check out this link: http://www.analytics.gatech.edu/curriculum/business-analytic...
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by almostkorean 10y ago
Not sure I can speak to this question since I'm not affiliated with admissions at all, but I can tell you the makeup of my cohort. Most (I'm guessing 75%, possibly higher) have some work experience. Most have either strong math ba
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by almostkorean 10y ago
I did not look at that program, if I remember right I applied to UC Berkeley, Northwestern, Columbia, GaTech, and VaTech
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by almostkorean 10y ago
In my first semester I took: - CS7450: Information Visualization. Basically learned how to create useful data visualizations. Loved this class - CSE 6242: Data and Visual Analytics. This class is interesting because you learn a very wide br
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by almostkorean 10y ago
I'd say it's very statistics heavy, but it depends on the individual. They offer three different tracks: computational, business, and analytical tools. If you pick the analytical tools track your classes will be more stats heavy.
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by almostkorean 10y ago
I'm currently in the Master of Science in Analytics program at gatech, so if anyone has any questions feel free to ask. My experience so far has been excellent. I just started my second semester, and I can say that the curriculum cover
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by almostkorean 10y ago
There are real back pain specialists (as in MDs), my brother is one. I herniated a disc in my spine doing deadlifts and also went through useless physical therapy. My brother gave me two injections in my spine it's about 90% better. Th
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by almostkorean 10y ago
Chat bots. Still don't think I've heard of one that is actually useful.
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by almostkorean 10y ago
Ever moved a couch into an apartment with a small and/or winding staircase? It's a huge pain in the ass, and a couple years ago when I moved 3 times in a short period I really wanted to find a better way. My idea is to use 3d scan
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by almostkorean 10y ago
What's your skill set? I'm CTO of a startup in Honolulu and we will be hiring a Rails developer soon. If you don't do Rails, I'm connected with other startups here.