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by chewbaxxa 7y ago
Maybe it’s just me, but I’m always baffled when people categorically claim that they know the source of their cyber attacks. It’s not exactly difficult for someone with the most basic knowledge of networking to disguise that information or
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by chewbaxxa 7y ago
I doubt that US foreign policy has anything to do with the desire to “liberalize” a country. Unless you’re using that term in a different sense...
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by chewbaxxa 7y ago
Sorry, I meant type inference. In python you could import all the data and deal with types later. Things that aren’t the expected type can be dealt with individually. It’s not pretty but it’s fast and it works. Have you experienced any prob
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by chewbaxxa 7y ago
How do you deal with data you haven’t seen before? Importing a large csv for example where a lot of the data is the wrong type or the wrong format.
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by chewbaxxa 7y ago
It also seems that not as many people want to induce labour on the 13th.
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by chewbaxxa 8y ago
Decreasing sales in China may also indicate increasing preference for domestic brands such as Huawei and Xiaomi. Ask most westerners and they have probably never heard of these brands but in China they may actually be more desirable.
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by chewbaxxa 8y ago
The author probably means that the unknown probability follows a beta distribution. Then you can construct confidence intervals for p the usual way.
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by chewbaxxa 8y ago
It’s not about tinkering. If right to repair was a thing, you wouldn’t tinker, you would take your broken apple product to somewhere that can repair it for you. What you’re proposing is much more reliant on apple than right to repair would