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by chrisjc 5y ago
Be especially careful if you come across an island that you've never noticed before in any of the photos that you're using.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
You'll have to excuse my ignorance about Pandas... But I believe what this would enable you to do is continue writing your data processing pipelines and then have them execute in Pandas (assuming there is a Pandas implementation) while
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> So it's like spark for pandas? I didn't get that at all. Spark is a data-processing engine. Hamilton seems to be a framework for expressing all of your feature extractions and transformations in such a way that they can be en
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I think the point is that it doesn't do anything (data processing). Instead it's a way to create a set of directives about how to do something, and at the same time understand the inter-dependencies of those directives. The blog p
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by chrisjc 5y ago
:( Sorry to hear that... I know it must be so incredibly frustrating! Sounds like it isn't an issue of flip/flopping between discrete and integrated GPU then... must just be the integrated GPU and its ability to deal with non-nati
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by chrisjc 5y ago
It's unclear to me if these issues are happening when you are running the iOS app on your Mac (emulating during development)? If so, try setting Mac to use the discrete GPU all the time and see if it keeps happening. MacOS flip/fl
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by chrisjc 5y ago
See my response to you above... a little unclear if you don't have a hub, or do have an Anker hub, but try moving the Anker hub far away from your Macbook and see if you still have the bluetooth issue. You need a USB cable (depending
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by chrisjc 5y ago
This whole thread is striking a nerve with me since these seem to be all of the issues i had been dealing with since getting a new 16 inch a few weeks back. Specifically "windowserver" and also these bluetooth issues. See my other
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I think I had the same problem as you (similar hw and setup). Do you have a discrete GPU? If so check the link below out. For me, this behavior was due to OSX flip-flopping between discrete and internal GPU. Once I set it to discrete all th
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Since you're the one making the claim that they're making a come back, I'd love to hear your own personal story or some of the stories you've heard. Personally I haven't noticed anything resembling a come back, but
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While I see your point, it really felt like they were trying to empathize with "new" developers that might feel that way about doing things the "old way"... and that they may want to reconsider those feelings now that th
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> you can actually unit-test user-defined functions and stored procedures using the same tooling you use for your application code Can you give an example of how this is possible, or what tools/services it's possible with? I ca
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> fit his thesis It often feels like there is no explicit thesis put forth. Although there always seems to be some idea suggested to you, but it's still up to you to think it through and then connect his or your own dots. For instan
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but couldn't this be done as an extension? (Maybe even withing uBlock Origin itself, if they were to add an option?) Or do extensions not have access to these settings?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Agreed. After, this is the motor and drive systems from the F-150 Lightning and/or Mach-E that really exist, right? Whether they'll sell it individually, esp in this time of shortages is what is possibly vaporware.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
And its (or was it a different generation?) battery pack was developed by Tesla. > Toyota worked together with Tesla Motors to develop the second generation RAV4 EV, and the electric SUV was released in the United States in September 201
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Makes sense. I should have included this functionality in my description of the value Arrow brings: > read ... into a typed Arrow buffer backed by shared memory, allowing code written in Java, Python, or C++ (and many more!) to read from
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I get what you're saying. This is their local workflow. Makes a little more sense looking at it this way. But... In my opinion, the point about formats remains and the purpose of Arrow is lost. I don't know enough about Arrow, but
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Not exactly what I was asking, but still some pretty awesome links/projects. Thanks for the links. I'm pretty sure that I'll be getting my hands dirty with R eventually.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Did a little searching, but didn't find much about DuckDB and Arrow. > DataFusion is an extensible query execution framework, written in Rust, that uses Apache Arrow as its in-memory format. Does DuckDB use Arrow as its in-memory fo
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by chrisjc 5y ago
In other words, it creates a "push-down" to SQLite? So that we can appreciate your point about the elegance of the API, how would you do the opposite to allow execution to take place on the data-frame?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I'm a little confused with Arrow being included in the comparison. What does Arrow have to do with Parquet? We are talking about the file format Parquet, right? Does Arrow use Parquet as its default data storage format? But isn't
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Not too familiar with it, and pretty concerned about the riskiness of owning it, but do you know if BABA is a Cayman Structure?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
PL/pgSQL is a first class language with first class semantics. As @sureglymop mentioned, you're probably going to get better performance than an interrupted or compiled language. Another consideration is portability. Perhaps you&#
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I don't think chip architecture was the main issue that the parent was alluding to. The same issues would arise if it was Docker running an x86 image on an x86 chip on a Mac. Docker doesn't run natively on OSX, unlike Linux where
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Can't tell if this is a joke or not.
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Wow, great explanation! Now I really like this idea!
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> return a custom data type that represents the composed set of functions, and we can (for at least part of the pipeline) handle simplification and combination of that into a single set of functions to run over the `timevector` I'm
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by chrisjc 5y ago
So does this functional SQL just get "transpiled" into analytical SQL? If so, where does "transpilation" occur, in the client, intercepted before hitting the query engine, etc? Or has the query engine itself been modifie
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Based on the assertiveness and authority of your comment, it's probably safe to assume you're a parent too. As a parent, your comment has made me very curious. You're also on a tech-heavy forum, indicating two other things. Y

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