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Advances in ETL. Spark and DBT are large improvements over pre 2010 ETL tools. Give it a few years and we'll see really good GUIs for Spark/DBT.
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As the saying goes: If you're looking for a data scientist with XYZABC skills, that's not a data scientist, that's a data science team.
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Sure, but what about at $80k? None of this discussion is helped by the fact that companies want to get into data science without actually having much data strategy.
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Ask HN: How to create good communication at large enterprises?
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These people can stay crazy longer than the country can last. For instance, if some people reevaluate their beliefs and come to a more generally accepted understanding of truth in the near future, the capital will still have been rioted.
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Convert the notebook into a python script and use that with FastAPI
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The important thing is that non-technical people can understand it. Like hiring managers.
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But why? It was a fine game when I last played it 10 years. What have they added that make it so good?
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Most cheaper solar panel inverters are synced to the grid and require the external 60hz wave to output power, resulting in solar panels that will not provide energy without being connected to the grid.
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FERC 2222 will go a long way towards allowing these to be aggregated into virtual power plants.
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Just started my first big enterprise job yesterday. Looks like this might be true.
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I was rebuked in my transfer request at a startup because "transfers were rewards" and my manager didn't like me.
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Had a recent data science experience where the exploratory part of the project was shoehorned into a micromanaged scrum framework. Apparently they discarded their task tracker entirely the same week I left.
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Someone needs to invent a way to drop things off your desk onto a power switch via ssh.
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I've heard that large companies don't mind SaaS because they used to budget 30% or more of a software purchase's sticker price on annual support and maintenance.
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I have lived through this same thing with Salesforce. A brutal experience.
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I still tip mine over though, so maybe it isn't heavy enough? But I think I agree that it's overkill, as the weak spot is definitely going to be the usb port.
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Contract to Hire?
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This is great. The morale of the story is that it takes a year to figure out that organization-person fit is bad?
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Is w3schools that bad? for some languages, W3schools is as good a reference or better than the official documentation. And they're definitely better than most seospam.
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Didn't facebook start this by calling their Data Analysts Data Scientists?
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Why stop at 2 months?
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This includes any person who visits a website that has a facebook tracking pixel.
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Really enjoying streamlit and the community that is forming around it is super welcoming and helpful. Randy Zwitch MVP.
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Growth mindset.
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License-rolling?
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The Spite License: The Spite License is, in essence, a trapdoor — it allows potential licensees to use the software under the terms of the secondary license (as shown here, the standard MIT license) if and only if they do not read the licen
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That is a good summary of the license's intent.
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The Spite Software License
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Jupyter and Version Control do not play nicely together. Lots of active research into making it work though.
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