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by chaps 4y ago
This is my favorite bad answer: How many letters has the string "djsjcnnrjfkalcr"? Provide 18 different answers. 16 One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twel
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by chaps 4y ago
You've definitely missed the point because you're concerned about the "very end of the query". I'm describing both a reporting and more importantly as far as I'm concerned an explorative process that's d
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by chaps 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the question was done with much more understanding and cynicism towards chatgpt than you give it credit for. I've played with chat-gpt3 a lot and have a pretty good understanding of where it can and does fail, but
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by chaps 4y ago
Having looked at similar contracts (specifically UofC's CrimeLab running analysis of police data against UofC hospital xray data), the pairing is required to be done on a host such that the xray data never leaves the UofC imaging infra
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by chaps 4y ago
Good to know, thanks. Though, that's still a pretty shoddy state of affairs.
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by chaps 4y ago
They have much more than just 19th Century records. Where'd you get 19th century as an upper bounds from? It seems hard to find date ranges for what they exactly collect and store, but I found this relevant line that gives 2002 as an u
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by chaps 4y ago
Oh lordy, same. I personally can't wait for someone else to solve it.
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by chaps 4y ago
It is. At least in the inverse from what I've tried -- adding emotion into an unemotional thing. It can take very benign topics and turn them into absolute ragefests, or some apparent deep wonder of life, or simple sadness. And through
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by chaps 4y ago
No need for the silly reductionist snark there, friend. They were also given 12 psychotherapy sessions during the 8mo study.
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by chaps 4y ago
Just one example: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/mental-health/psilocybin-mush... "More than 80% of those who were given the psychedelic treatment had drastically reduced their drinking eight months after
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by chaps 4y ago
That could be it. I work outside of "tech" these days at smaller orgs that naturally attract people with significantly different personal motivations to those in the tech world.
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by chaps 4y ago
21 minutes into this video and this is already one of the most interesting things I've watched in a very long time. Thanks for sharing.
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by chaps 4y ago
I think it's a red flag when it's also attached to a certain kind of confidence that their bootcamp experience was on-par with years of experience or education. As in, the kind of attitude where that they feel that because they we
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by chaps 4y ago
I would love this addition in SQL. My work is largely exploratory with SQL. 99% of my queries will never get saved anywhere. At the end of the day it's just syntactic sugar, but sometimes when writing reports you sometimes don't w
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by chaps 4y ago
That "just" is holding an enormous weight there, friend. Have you seen the query responses themselves to know whether they're not not getting back bulk info? And have you seen the giant private-public systems they'll wan
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by chaps 4y ago
"The survey of 70 responding law enforcement agencies compared crime statistics from the first half of 2021 to the same period in 2022, a time when the COVID-19 crisis had waned, lessening the factors that contributed to violent c
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by chaps 4y ago
It is not called "useless UUoC comment" (UUUoCC) without justification. ;) From a personal taste perspective, I'm not a fan of either. Having a floating "<" at the start of a line just isn't my cup of tee. N
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by chaps 4y ago
It's a perfectly valid pet peeve, especially with things like `tr` being weird about accepting files as input. This works: cat file.log | tr 'a' 'b' This doesn't: tr 'a' 'b' file.
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by chaps 4y ago
One thing I've done to identify infrequent log entries within a log file is to remove all numbers from a file and print out a frequency of each. Basically just helps to disregard timestamps (not just at the beginning of the line), line
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by chaps 4y ago
“The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory experiment shows that scientists can get more energy out than put in by the laser itself. This is great progress indeed, but still more is needed: first we need to get much more out that is put
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by chaps 4y ago
Oh yes. CSVs are deceptively challenging especially if your use-case is from excel files to csv. Excel will happily convert a worksheet to csv, but it's a naive conversation. Headers that start on line 3, multi-line headers, inconsiste
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by chaps 4y ago
Why would I base his extent of lying on his spirituality or faith? That's not an argument I'm attempting to make here.
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by chaps 4y ago
Not sure you think I've already made up my mind on this. I'm in no way saying that all, nor even close to a majority of religious folk are big liars. But the ones who commit the biggest, farthest reaching lies tend have largely be
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by chaps 4y ago
May I ask what your beliefs are? Some of the strongest seekers-of-truth I know are atheist, or so agnostic they might as well be atheists. The biggest liars I know of are deeply religious.
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Many on house arrest bombarded with texts from Cook County Sheriff contractor(chicagoreader.com)
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by chaps 4y ago
Yeah, I think for your audience, pandas makes total sense! When I first started using it, it was through an ambitiously large project with tons of gaps in data, untype-able text for 1% of rows, didn't fit in memory.. etc. So my persona
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by chaps 4y ago
Docstrings are one thing, but functionality discovery, picking up from scratch, troubleshooting, etc are... not fun, nor easy with the documentation. If you know it well already and use it a lot it's easier to forgive its documentation
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by chaps 4y ago
"the API makes Pandas look good" It sparks joy in my heart whenever I see shade cast against pandas.
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by chaps 4y ago
Meh. This is so painfully generic to the point of being wholly uninteresting. Lecture 1: Vore Within Ancient Babylonian Culture Introduction In this lecture, we will discuss some of the most important aspects of Babylonian culture
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by chaps 4y ago
Thought the same. Dude should've just FOIA'd for the measured speeds before and after.

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