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by extr 4y ago
It's indistinguishable because he is in fact making a joke.
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by extr 4y ago
I agree in the general case but I think here the problem is more that to really make these types of packages to air-tight production grade status, you need a critical mass of users to basically field test it and find all the edge cases and
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by extr 4y ago
I tried to seriously use Polars in a side project and while I do like that the API surface is a little smaller, and cleaner, it's quite verbose. And I ran into a few bugs doing "basic" things that made me think it's not
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by extr 4y ago
This is awesome. Can't believe I've never seen this before.
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by extr 4y ago
So, you don't have to. Check out that spin2win "example" I linked, it's really less of an example and more of a pretty fleshed out implementation of XMonad. I don't really know javascript/TS at all and I was ab
576.
by extr 4y ago
Actually, if you're interested at all, I just, after literally months of reading about this, found a pretty sick solution. Have you ever heard of Phoenix? https://github.com/kasper/phoenix/ . Despite googling
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by extr 4y ago
I've been using MacOS for awhile and this is likewise my one true gripe. I've played around with amethyst and yabai and also find them just a little too shaky to rely on. I miss the rock solid nature of i3/bspwm. And trying t
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by extr 4y ago
Of course, that makes sense. I liked how Levine highlighted that using the figures here for the acquisition cost we can ballpark the warm leads as ~1000x more valuable than the trash leads.
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by extr 4y ago
That makes sense. It's just funny to think of this entire company essentially existing as a glorified landing page/warm transfer to a huge bank.
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by extr 4y ago
I'm naive to this space, but would this perhaps have just been legit business if they had done it in reverse order? 1. First buy data from ASL. Instead of 4.5M, buy as many as you can, like 40M, the entire 15-24 population if they got
581.
by extr 4y ago
Wow, the coverup is actually even more hilarious than the initial fraud here. Kind of clever, you can see they thought they might get away with it. > 133. While Javice was working with the Data Science Professor in early August 2021, Ama
582.
by extr 4y ago
Nice theory. In practice all this does is make it harder to onboard new people. Quick test: It's your 2nd week on the job. Some core system just went down, and you've been assigned to figure out what service is causing the trouble
583.
by extr 4y ago
He had me until he started shitting on MS Office. I would disagree, I think O365 kind of crushes it value-wise. And yeah, they added the ribbon in 2007 . The UI hardly changes year to year, and if you know Excel 2013 you will pick up Excel
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by extr 4y ago
Yeah, I actually find it pretty unbelievable that even in legal states where the business has been around over a decade, you still get these pseudoscientific claims about potency or effects. I wonder when the industry will "grow up&quo
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by extr 4y ago
It's a great point that the cannabinoid ratio has a dramatic effect on the high. Ever since high CBD:THC oils became available in cartridge form, I personally switched ratios in the 15-25:1 range. This is like 2% THC, but likewise I fi
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by extr 4y ago
Great observation. I think people without a ton of experience with weed fail to appreciate just how different it is compared to alcohol. Back when weed was illegal I used to have a joke I would make with dealers. I would ask them what the s
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by extr 4y ago
I think a lot of times unless you are operating at hyperscale and bps matter, most business data analysis is more art than science. Ex, if you have < 200 sales in a month and you want to report this, it's totally normal to want to p
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by extr 4y ago
Super minor compared to a lot of the stuff here, but when I was a young data scientist I had the job of creating a model to tell our call center sales agents when an ancillary product would be a good fit to upsell to customers, and when not
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by extr 4y ago
Makes sense. For context I wrote that comment when there were like 4 other comments, didn't even realize this was addressed in the guidelines until I came back to this thread just now.
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by extr 4y ago
Wow, nice repo. The CSS.ipynb notebook is super clear and easy to follow, almost easier to understand than reading the paper.
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by extr 4y ago
Is the "point" of HN comments to let people (humans) speak their minds, or generate insightful thought-provoking discussion? If the latter, I say let the bot post. Maybe it will force some of our more, shall we say, "insight
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by extr 4y ago
Nice, glad to hear you're enjoying it, maybe I'll look into one myself.
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by extr 4y ago
You could also check out the ultrawides from Dell/LG that have 2160 vertical res. They're $1500-$2000 from what I recall and will help with sharper text The PPI will be closer to what a standard 16:9 4k offers, and though won&#x27
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by extr 4y ago
* Is the monitor running in RGB or YPbPr? With M1 Macs some monitors are getting forced into YPbPr mode and fonts look worse because of it. ( https://gist.github.com/GetVladimir/c89a26df1806001543bef4c8... ) * Remember t
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by extr 4y ago
Brilliant business move. Charge by the token, and then train the model to ramble! Pretty soon you'll have to buy it a beer before getting anything useful :)
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by extr 4y ago
I have a similar story (albeit at a much smaller scale). Around 2017 when you could still mine eth-derived altcoins feasibly with a GPU, I repurposed my old gaming PC into a mining rig with a few old cards. I took off the side and taped a b
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by extr 4y ago
This is a little different than a noncompete though. Those are hardly enforceable in the US either. You mean to tell me in your country there is nothing to prevent you from quitting your job and then next day writing up and publishing full
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by extr 4y ago
Thank you for your hard work on Komorebi. I have been following the project for some time and we've crossed paths in comment sections before. I use a Mac at work now or I would still be using it. You're fighting the good fight for
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by extr 4y ago
Yes, I agree, it really does come down to the animation speed. If you could disable animations, MacOS would almost work as well as Linux, since you can natively bind hotkeys to almost everything supported in i3/bspwm type environments.
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by extr 4y ago
There is, and such a tweak is available with the yabai tiling WM, but it requires disabling SIP. Which unfortunately is not something I can do on my work laptop. It's unfortunately because this small tweak would move the tiling WM expe

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