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by filmor 9y ago
You can write 2) as dataframe.query("column == x").
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by filmor 9y ago
I needed a binary, stable format to pass large dataframes efficiently to our JS frontend as well as to other Python processes. The builtin msgpack converter in Pandas was very pandas-centric in that it was basically just a msgpack represent
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by filmor 9y ago
1) Conda helps with that quite a bit, Pandas is not a much heavier dependency than NumPy itself. 2) Depends a bit on your background, but to me this is not really unexpected. Integers don't have a well-defined "missing" value
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by filmor 9y ago
That's not the point, destructuring works fine on classes implementing `__iter__`: class A: def __iter__(self): return iter(range(3)) for x, y, z in [A(), A(), A()]: print(x, y, z) Prints
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by filmor 9y ago
The president is elected by the Bundesversammlung[1] which consists not only of members of the parliament but also of an equal amount of representatives of the states. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Conventi
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Show HN: Erlang, Elixir and LFE Jupyter Kernels(github.com)
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by filmor 9y ago
Shouldn't recompiling OpenSSL be enough? It's usually dynamically linked, isn't it?
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by filmor 9y ago
In this case it's the Category Theorists confusing things. Co- and contravariance of vectors with respect to their scale was introduced in the 1850s by Sylvester, Category Theory was formulated roughly 90 years later.
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by filmor 9y ago
Point releases of Gnome libraries introduce breaking changes?
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by filmor 9y ago
It did, 20 years ago ;) Nowadays it's written Abszess as the e is short.
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by filmor 9y ago
As other's have written already, ß is not simply a ligature. Since the orthography reform in the nineties it universally indicates that the preceding vowel is lengthened, dropping it would lead to a large amount of homophones. An examp
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by filmor 9y ago
For QFT, I liked this one a lot: Folland, QFT - A Tourist Guide for Mathematicians[1]. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Theory-Mathematical-Surveys-M...
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by filmor 9y ago
Even more direct link: http://atlas-test.wail.wisc.edu/InternetAtlasLimited/
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by filmor 9y ago
A failing `assert` interrupts execution, though.
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by filmor 9y ago
Your first point is incorrect, lambda works with the first syntax for both python 2 and 3. What /has/ changed, however, is the implicit destructuring: l = lambda (a, b): a + b l((1, 2)) I suspect there are very good r
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by filmor 9y ago
The main difference is that here Microsoft arbitrarily put a check for the cpuid in while Kaby Lake is probably as compatible with Windows 7 as any previous 64bit Intel CPU. Windows 3.11 doesn't have this, if you have any i386 compatib
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by filmor 10y ago
Please drop the ?m=1 from the URL such that the correct page version is resolved on Desktop.
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by filmor 10y ago
They are allowed ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_baryon ). Also, you need to take into account the overall spin of the particle (may be either 1/2 or 3/2 depending on whether the quark spins all have the
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by filmor 10y ago
You don't even need that, if you allow shell-escapes you can run gnuplot directly from your latex call.
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by filmor 10y ago
DNS66 ( https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66 ) doesn't require root. It uses the Android VPN system to capture DNS requests and forwards everything else.
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by filmor 10y ago
A bit related (though much more theoretical): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_the_shape_of_a_drum
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by filmor 10y ago
This one works: https://ergonomica.github.io/
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by filmor 10y ago
It doesn't even do that, check the video. This thing is just a ridiculously inefficient coffee vending machine.
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by filmor 10y ago
Could you drop the `?m=1` from the URL? Mobile works just fine without it but opening it on a larger screen is a bit messed up.
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by filmor 10y ago
In C++, `NULL` is defined as a simple 0 without the `void*` cast.
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by filmor 10y ago
What is different in Erlang is that strings are a bit messed up in that they are linked lists of numbers. What you are suggesting (constructing the actual string in-place) works fine in Erlang, too, but has a bit of a funky syntax: we
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by filmor 10y ago
Windows 2000 and Half Life 2 spring to my mind immediately.
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by filmor 10y ago
It was spelled "þe". As the writing of þ evolved, it got closer to a "y" and so this was chosen by printers as a replacement character. The Wikipedia page on the þ has a section for its use in the English language: http
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by filmor 10y ago
Are you sure you aren't mistaking numpy for scipy?
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by filmor 10y ago
IronPython is stuck with 2.7 anyhow.

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