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5y ago
prolly RSI: repetitive stress injury. Though at first I thought they meant SSRI
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so cool!
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isn't ByteDance's play with TikTok to be as inoffensive as possible too? over-greedy filtering out of voices deemed to be "controversial"
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as a user of TSQL in a MSFT/Azure shop, I feel increasingly isolated from other dialects. Virtually all other databases these days use a dialect that's closer to PostGres. Does TSQL have a future? If you don't have legacy dbs
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5y ago
why doesn't Microsoft Teams have this?!
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5y ago
What are signs of over-delegation?
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5y ago
Very interested in your year notation. This is the first I’ve seen of it before. Is this to inspire readers to take a more long-term view?
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5y ago
could a synonym for "more not-noob" perhaps be "more esoteric"?
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I'm betting we'll see a "Clickhouse Cloud" product announcement in the next 12 months. I'm curious to see if they can provide enough add-on value to their open source product to be profitable. But I'm certainly
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5y ago
username checks out lol
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sounds juicy! my motivation is pure -- I really only want to play around with the earliest possible SQL spec.
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Ask HN: Oldest RDBMS I can run on *nix or Docker?
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the “scandal” > coined the term Online analytical processing (OLAP) and wrote the "twelve laws of online analytical processing". Controversy erupted, however, after it was discovered that this paper had been sponsored by Arbor
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5y ago
way cool! fyi the hyperlink "found here" to setup_new_database.template is broken.
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5y ago
I hope “boofing” becomes the medical term for this but spelled “bo2fing” for short. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Boofing
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6y ago
I’ve been procrastinating grad school to the extent that I spend more time these days feeling anxious and ashamed about grad school than actually doing any grad school. Very helpful to hear this message now — Thanks Piotr!
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The car talk resonated with me. I'm always irked to hear someone bragging about their Volvo that's lasted them 20 years or whatever. To me, there's nothing to be proud of, you bought a luxury car and likely had it maintained
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6y ago
This is the first HN thread about R where I don’t see a commenter shitposting about how “terrible” R is. Maybe that’s a testament to all the great work done by the great Yihui Xie and the RStudio folks. Currently using RStudio to write my m
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way cool! Is magpie end-user facing anywhere yet? We were using the azureml-dataprep library for a while which seems similar but not all of magpie
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How does dependency caching configuration work? I get wanting to make things as fast as possible, but I struggle a bunch a Python dep caching in Circle CI... is there a way to ensure a 100% rebuild? Also interested to see how you plan to su
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What's the difference between a test and a contract? I agree that code in the ML space needs to be more rigorously tested especially the data flowing in and out. But how are contracts different?
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Azure product teams could do with a bit more customer obsession IMHO. And not just the existing customers you’ve had for 20 years with stale IT departments
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not to mention the butterfly keyboard has also been retired!
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two suggestions (and one nitpick): 1) add y-axis labels 2) indicate to the user that they can scroll for more content 3) charts with two y-axes!? really!?!
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Agreed but |> instead of %>% is certainly easier to type! I’ll be interested in trying it out at least
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clicked on link expecting R shitposting. was not disappointed.
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Hyndman is our king!
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as someone who aspires to be deeply knowledgeable in many random areas -- you mind me asking how you came to know so much about this Chinese deep water fleet?
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exactly what a clone would say!
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Huge shout out to the team on this. Altair is far and away the best viz tool in Python, and all my nitpicks have been addressed in the last 6 months.
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