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by arthur-st 2y ago
I have, and I am indeed very hopeful about the WWDC 2024-related Swift announcements. My comment was meant to illustrate my thinking circa a year or two ago.
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by arthur-st 2y ago
I think it depends on the person. My anecdotal experience is that I'm using Go for hobby projects because with Python at my day job, I wanted a modern language with fancy-ish static typing. Additionally, I wanted it to be equally pract
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by arthur-st 2y ago
Ditto on the recommendation, I’ve been using them since the 2013 launch. Over the years, web has sadly become a bit more closed in terms of having accessible feeds and such. Firehosing is another problem, when some sites just offer one feed
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by arthur-st 2y ago
I find them very informative, to have a clear indicator if a site's answer to upholding my rights is genuine effort or malicious compliance.
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by arthur-st 3y ago
Indeed, they are within their rights to make decisions, including questionable[1] ones. Which is what the conversation is about – not if they can be doing this, but if they should be doing this. [1] https://www.vice.com/en&#
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by arthur-st 4y ago
This really is a full disclosure, huh.
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by arthur-st 5y ago
Thank you for making it, I'm a fan.
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by arthur-st 5y ago
Time to share the testing protocol details, I think. Unless you want people to just believe that [4,5], two of 3 most recommended ad blockers for Apple devices, don’t work or don’t remain up to date.
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by arthur-st 5y ago
Yeah, took a few hours of work and 1 week for correspondence to clear. Your point?
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by arthur-st 5y ago
Other countries have more functional social safety networks, so lesser emphasis is put on individual charity to compensate for environmental failings. To give you an anecdotal example, where I’m from American way of going about charity is o
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by arthur-st 5y ago
To answer your question before my unprompted musing, I agree. I think the majority of people won't get anything out of understanding the nitty-gritty detail of this discourse, and will spend a lot of energy fending off bipartisan &quot
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by arthur-st 5y ago
Look up e.g. VISA corporate responsibility report for 2019. It’s been some time since I’ve seen that, but iirc Bitcoin hash power takes like 120 TWh, “Big Tech” combined is like 50 TWh, and VISA with all the nuts and bolts (and people) is l
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Could you clarify what you mean, please? Surely the argument is that some politicians busy undermining the EU and promoting leaving it, or other manoeuvres born out of Eurosceptic populism, also used the EU as a way to shield themselves fro
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Really postmodernist take on mail-order brides.
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by arthur-st 6y ago
2019 laptop sales are 9.3% of laptop sales for years 2010-2019 ( https://www.statista.com/statistics/272595/global-shipments-... ). The phrase "Faster than 98% of PC laptops" in itself is very general, an
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by arthur-st 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | MACHINE LEARNING, DATA SCIENCE, DATA ENGINEERING | REMOTE (Latvia, UTC+2) Remote: Prior remote/async work experience. Technologies: SQL, MongoDB, R and Python with DS/ML/AI stacks (pandas, scikit-learn, T
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia. I'm flexible about timezones for remote work. Remote: Yes, preferred. I have prior remote/asynchronous work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic situation calms down a bit - to any major
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by arthur-st 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | MACHINE LEARNING, DATA SCIENCE, DATA ENGINEERING | REMOTE (Latvia) Remote: Prior remote/async work experience. Technologies: SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL), NoSQL (MongoDB), R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny, etc), Python (panda
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia. I'm flexible about timezones for remote work. Remote: Yes, preferred. I have prior remote/asynchronous work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic situation calms down a bit. Technologies:
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by arthur-st 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | MACHINE LEARNING, DATA SCIENCE, DATA ENGINEERING | REMOTE (Latvia) Remote: Prior remote/async work experience. Technologies: SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL), NoSQL (MongoDB), R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny, etc), Python (panda
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia Remote: Yes, preferred. I have prior remote/asynchronous work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic situation calms down a bit. Technologies: SQL, NoSQL (MongoDB), R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny, e
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by arthur-st 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | MACHINE LEARNING, DATA SCIENCE, DATA ENGINEERING | REMOTE (Latvia) Remote: Prior remote/async work experience. Technologies: SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL), NoSQL (MongoDB), R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny, etc), Python (panda
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by arthur-st 6y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia Remote: Yes, preferred. I have prior remote/asynchronous work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic crystallises. Technologies: SQL, NoSQL, R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny, etc), Python (pandas, sci
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by arthur-st 7y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia Remote: Yes, preferred. I have prior remote/distributed work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic crystallises. Technologies: SQL, NoSQL, R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny), Python (pandas, scikit-le
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by arthur-st 7y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia Remote: Yes. I have prior remote/distributed work experience. Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic crystallises. Technologies: SQL, NoSQL, R (tidyverse, caret, Shiny), Python (pandas, scikit-learn, Dash),
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by arthur-st 7y ago
Location: Riga, Latvia (UTC+2 with DST). Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes, to select European countries or AUS/CAN/NZ. Languages: R, Python, and SQL commercially. Some Scala awareness. Technologies: Unix, Docker, Tableau, KNI
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by arthur-st 7y ago
Haha, I first chuckled at this, and then it dawned upon me that I do plan a week off in July-August, having had 2 weeks off in April. European here, of course.