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I stando corrected based on a comment form the author that is found below: Last week's post was the previous one in this series.
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This story started really bad, but what a plottwist! I saw this very same posted here in HN or Reddit last week methinks, and one of the top comments was complaining preciselly about numpy. You disarmed that point right from the start, so k
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7y ago
Yep, well thanks for that. But imaging having a job interview, you are forced to use an editor you never in your life used and that _doesn't behave as a normal editor_ and you can't even inser a line _normally_.
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> just hit "i" to be dropped into insert mode, then just navigate with the arrows and use backspace like in any other editor. Yeah, no. Let me call bullshit on you calling bullshit. I've been working as a mediocre programm
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Matrix Methods in Data Analysis, Signal Processing, and Machine Learning
(ocw.mit.edu)
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Hi, sorry I didn't want to come out as obnoxious; I was on my way out, and wrote in a hurry. I ended up sounding like an idiot anyway. I think that your project is an incredible one. Any project that goes "We did this with $5 inst
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As cool a project this is, thought, I don't see - I reckon this could be my fault - how is this different from a "let's take a bunch of high speed synchronized pictures with a strobe". "bullet time" was, at lea
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"the sharpest decline in history" out of coming from the most violent year in history (2017), mainly due to gang wars. Also, this particular story is about police killings only, that are up almost 18% from the same period from the
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Interesting how in Spain it can be observed that, besides Madrid, the more developed areas are Catalonia and the provinces of the basque country, those preciselly that claim they give too much and receive too little. Another thing that shou
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Also from the same site.
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What I've seen around this last days, and seems that is not an easy feature to implement, is providing Python the posibility of live debugging (Something that, for instance, PHP has long ago acquired with xDebug). Im not saying one is
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I was doing some reading about the Rieman hypotesis like a month ago - when searching I came across this very same post - not sure if here or somewhere else, but I read that the stric definition of a prime number (It has to be divisible onl
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Why stop there, and not go full nigerian scam, Argentinian style.
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I think both the approaches in your comment and the one above (Or any comment to that matter) are worthy of a lengthy discussion. But my point was more directed towrds understanding how companies this big are starting to behave. I do think
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Hey, thanks for that. Interesting. I'll take a look at those books.
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I live in Argentina. Few years back, an ex government official from the previous government was caught in the act of hiding 8 million dollars in a church. My partner's auncle was also an ex government official from the previous governm
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A quick google search returned this https://mpld3.github.io/
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Even thought that 404 is as bad as they come, I think the issue here is more Cloudflare's than Sander's
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> Fans of The Lord of the Rings will know that much of its magic is linguistic I read LotR in English, and tried to read it in Spanish (My mother tongue). The colloquialism of the Spanish version was so off putting and disheartening that
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7y ago
Next move: Mimicking shoplifter behaviour in order to get harassed and suit the crap out of stores.
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Thanks for that link.
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This here is the bane of 99% stuff these days. You need a PhD in buzwords to understand what something does.
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The problem I have with Maps is not the eventual monetization (By ads?), but how much Google sucks at doing that in a non disruptive way; not to mention I'm constantly arguing with the app as what is the best path, but I digress. If t
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8y ago
This is priceless. Thank you.
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> It collapses into a small and dense white dwarf, which cools over trillions of years. Its intense gravity can rip apart any surviving planets that stray too close How is the gravity from the white dwarf different from the previous stat
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I thought exactly the same.
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"The stigma against" is exclusively a US bound thing. I consume a lot of media (Plus memes) from the US, and people make a real fuss about it. In my country people give it the same importance as a simple cold.
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Electrostatic would be an adjective here. What they are replacing is the adhesion.
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> probably just a bank account number/sort code. Dude. Each country has their own way to sort stuff internally. For instance "sort code" is not something you find in countries like Spain (I have a bank account there; sort
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Transferwise does £ to pesos, to where. As stated, bank accounts in the country do not have a SWIFT code assigned. You have to triangulate the money (Please check my other comments below). Re: Kraken, the 2% I'm talking about is in the
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