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by autokad 7y ago
with databricks, its very easy to put a notebook into production. I've done it several times
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by autokad 7y ago
as soon as I try to talk about it, they attack me (not here, work). All I am saying is a total lockdown is not the only answer, and they act like I am talking about government mandating everyone go out and lick railings
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by autokad 7y ago
I graduated in 2002. It was devastating to my life and set my career back about a decade. Because I am from Appalachia, that only compounded the problem. It took me 2 years to find a 'real' job as tech support with a starting sal
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by autokad 7y ago
I am a little confused, am I reading this correctly? - the smells are coming from streptomyces - springtails are attracted to the smells - springtails feed on the streptomyces therefore the conclusion is not that bacteria are attracting inv
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by autokad 7y ago
its your train of thought that's the problem. that's why health officials were telling us not to use masks, not just because supply is short and they need them for health workers but probably more so because: - viral load is impor
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by autokad 7y ago
this is all self inflicted, we could go back to business today if we wanted to, unlike in the depression, many banks went down along with their account holders. That's not to say we wont get there if we do nothing. If we are really go
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by autokad 7y ago
I don't think so, but its definitely a contradiction in logic...
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by autokad 7y ago
not sure why you are being downvoted, as this was very much what we were told by outlets like cnn, etc. "dont where masks, they dont work and health care workers need them to not get the virus" I was basically treated like a coun
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by autokad 7y ago
I feel like we (the US) do a lot better just by advising the elderly to stay home, give them resources (free delivery, services brought to their home, etc) much more effectively then basically throwing our economy in a 40% GDP drop shitter.
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by autokad 7y ago
beginning sounds a little like turbo lover but ends there
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by autokad 7y ago
> "VMs would be a terrible idea because the hinge loss only focuses on two data points and essentially ignores all the rest" Not true, In my experience fitted SVMs have thousands of support vectors. The hinge loss is supposed
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by autokad 7y ago
> "Weak companies (such as the airlines during the COVID-19 outbreak) need to be allowed to die" its not like someone can just do an airline startup and flights are mandatory for a modern economy.
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by autokad 7y ago
also a large part of stock buy backs are used towards employee comp.
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by autokad 7y ago
I would think it was part of the deal. They are probably backing away as comcast offers its own streaming service
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by autokad 7y ago
UK is currently 29th on total cases per million population (6.7). That's pretty far down the list.
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by autokad 7y ago
a lot of people who criticize the ban says its arbitrary, etc etc. go to the site below. you can also sort by total cases / 1m pop. US stopped travel to China while the EU did not, and you can see that in the numbers. Right now, th
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by autokad 7y ago
I believe its something along the lines that when there is more moister in the air, the water droplets grab the floating particles and fall to the ground. Thus higher humidity often slows the impact of airborne virus, hence we have a flu s
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by autokad 7y ago
It didnt catch on till 2012. It was also gmail that caused a change in public perception of google
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by autokad 7y ago
the fact that it didnt catch on then says it was not better than its competitors. hotmail had that nice tie in with messenger, which was a huge plus other emails had the ability to delete email google tried to use email for ads which users
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by autokad 7y ago
does anyone remember when gmail first launched it didnt have a delete email option because they wanted to 'teach users to value data like google values data'?
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by autokad 7y ago
I'm guessing you're getting down-voted for that last bit. For one, it's missing the point about what everyone said is important about gaming, and hits the point that everyone said google doesn't understand about customer
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by autokad 7y ago
how is that any different than alcohol? sugar? gambling? standing in the sun? how is that different from work? are you profiting off of the people that put together the building you are sitting in? watching anyone die is hard. no matter
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by autokad 7y ago
NASA went from nothing to the moon in 10 years.
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by autokad 7y ago
I think the OP's 'problem' is that they do not sit down and have focused practice properly. They are not good at coding interviews, they were not good at math, and freely admits they "didn't study at all". You
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by autokad 7y ago
I have done it as a sanity check and so far have beat SPY. Its kinda hard to calculate though. In TD Ameritrade, it doesn't give you that metric for you (that I know if, if you know how please let us know!). I have to look at the da
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by autokad 7y ago
in 1990, we still had a lot of manufacturing jobs. I think the "idle desk jobs" still makes sense. Probably demographics is more important though. For example, median age is going up. In fact, a lot of the things we complain a
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by autokad 7y ago
As a data scientist, I used all of the notebooks and didn't find any of the problems listed with databricks. I don't get to use it in my current role, miss it a lot.
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by autokad 7y ago
black plague in England was on a 20 year cycle I hear.
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by autokad 7y ago
Spanish flu was more 20% than 2%
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by autokad 7y ago
I would disagree with that statement. There are many ways at getting to what the model is doing, feature importances, SHAP, etc. It's not as clear as logistic regression or a single decision tree, but its not a black box either.

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