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Demystifying pandas and numpy filtering(heydenberk.com)
2 points by heydenberk 8y ago|0 comments
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Demystifying pandas and numpy filtering(heydenberk.com)
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Sparse matrix representations in SciPy (2017)(heydenberk.com)
72 points by heydenberk 8y ago|15 comments
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Pickle isn't slow, it's a protocol(matthewrocklin.com)
9 points by heydenberk 8y ago|0 comments
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Higher Order Functions Considered Unnecessary for Higher Order Programming [pdf](pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
7 points by heydenberk 8y ago|1 comments
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Archaeocryptography(en.wikipedia.org)
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QuotaPath raises $1.5M seed round to chase the sales software market(technical.ly)
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by heydenberk 8y ago
> The optimizing compiler did not generate ideal code for array destructuring. For example, swapping variables using [a, b] = [b, a] used to be twice as slow as const tmp = a; a = b; b = tmp. Once we unblocked escape analysis to eliminat
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by heydenberk 8y ago
Good point. So if our point of comparison is video game consoles, the barriers to entry have indeed been lowered. But is that the right point of comparison?
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by heydenberk 8y ago
> the App Store dramatically lowered the barriers to entry for developers Is there any platform with higher barriers to entry than the App Store? iOS development requires a proprietary toolchain only available on Apple hardware, progra
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by heydenberk 8y ago
> Sorry, but you've been suckered by a liar and a con man. I've honestly tried to just ignore the guy, hoping he'll eventually go away, but since he won't, I guess I have to explain what's really going on. After
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by heydenberk 8y ago
Other 'bullshit jobs' including making trains and toasters and ladders by taking existing components like nuts and bolts and simply welding them together. I've always wanted to like David Graeber. Superficially, he seems like
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Netflix Forming Storytelling Partnership with Barack and Michelle Obama(media.netflix.com)
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by heydenberk 9y ago
I strongly recommend this podcast to learn more about citrus and the history of Italy: https://www.eatthispodcast.com/citrus-in-italy/
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Differentially Private Dropout(arxiv.org)
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Sparse matrix representations in scipy(heydenberk.com)
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Demysitifying pandas and numpy filtering(heydenberk.com)
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Demystifying pandas and numpy filtering(heydenberk.com)
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by heydenberk 9y ago
It's not easy to tell from this document what has changed, but Dr. Axel Rauschmayer does a good job here http://2ality.com/2017/02/ecmascript-2018.html
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Dask-ml announced(tomaugspurger.github.io)
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Dask-ml announced(tomaugspurger.github.io)
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Real-Time Machine Learning: The Missing Pieces(arxiv.org)
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by heydenberk 9y ago
Flash Forward did an excellent (as usual) episode about this, just a week or so ago: https://www.flashforwardpod.com/2017/10/03/piraceuticals/
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The Asynchronous Computability Theorem(medium.com)
125 points by heydenberk 9y ago|9 comments
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by heydenberk 9y ago
Mike Bostock, the author of d3.js, has a similar post in which he uses angled sticks to indicate sorting order, and also touches on some other algorithmic visualizations. https://bost.ocks.org/mike/algorithms/
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The Asynchronous Computability Theorem(medium.com)
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by heydenberk 9y ago
It really depends upon the organization — both the specific role of the data scientist and the way in which machine learning is applied. In some organizations, "data scientist" is the modern name for a business analyst and the res
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by heydenberk 9y ago
The cities in this list all have fairly good regional public transit.
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by heydenberk 9y ago
Most cases that the Supreme Court refuses to hear are those in which lower courts reaffirmed the status quo.
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by heydenberk 9y ago
"Q" = Quantizer, "EC" = Entropy Coding, etc. It's definitely similar if you look closer.

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