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just started reading Anathem. Not sure how I feel about it, nor if this was a good book to start reading Neal Stephenson. But time will tell :D
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Nice. How are the toggles controlled? Is there a web interface? Or simply a file checked into git?
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wow, this is really cool :D
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Ask HN: What is something impressive about your setup or workflow?
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Hello! I'm also on a similar boat. I'm based in Brazil, but do speak spanish as I work at Rappi. Would love to chat about this type of endeavor we got going on. Let me know if there is any prefered contact method! Cheers and goo
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Solid advice. One thing that I also became aware of is to not care a lot about workflows, and don't let workflows from the engineers leek into the system. The reason why I say that is that at some point I worked on a system (first to
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4y ago
But that only goes so far. Some of the key combination do have a nice mneumonic attached to it. But it definetly can't scale. ZZ is one of those, which is the case with most key combinations :/
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4y ago
> 7 days of cold pressed vegetable juices Is that a thing? Like an actual program? Or is that the recomendation you are giving? Becuase if it's an actual program/book/protocol, I'd love to know more about it :D If it
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4y ago
Ill mention a few I tend to go back for sheer joy. I'm a data scientist, so the ones I really like tend to be statistics focused since (I don't do DL): - Statistical Models for Earthquake Occurrences and Residual Analysis for Poin
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Here are some goals I'll be seeking next year: - read more. Read a couple of books this year, but I just want more, and more deep reflections on them. - knowledge base: have more trackability around the stuff I like. So I'm gettin
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wow. How you phrase the work and client expectations make seem like working for you is a breath of fresh air in the DS world. Let me know if you ever need a contractor, or let me know how to reach you with a resume :D
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Regarding the business impact of data science related work, as a working ds and team lead a have a few thoughts. There are some sectors and activities that are very data science like, to using a blunt anachronism, have been like that for a
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4y ago
sure! You can find me on twitter @gui42
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I use manjaro with my on DWM build (very small changes and a few usefull patches). I'm not liking it because for some reason pamac (AUR helper) cli behaves differently from the UI. So now and them, when I need to update a package, the
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Ask HN: How to manage studies when you have a lot of interests?
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Ask HN: How to collaborate when development workflows are differet?
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Ask HN: I like studying the concept of abstractions
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Also interested in this. In Brazil, whenever you get your phone stolen, the robbers will screw you over by getting access to accounts and issuing pre approved loans to other accounts. I'd love for my 2FA to be tied elsewhere instead of
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4y ago
wasn't go supposed to be a replacement for C++?
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Thank you for those kind words. I have two 2yo twin cats as well and the thought of not having them around is tough. Will check out both recommendations. I've never heard of Bhagavad Gita and it seems incredibly interesting.
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holy crap man. What a story. Glad to hear you are bouncing back from that. Will read those with a lot of respect since they helped you go through such a difficult time.
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I can read in spanish :D Not as fluently as in english, but tackling a book in spanish would be a nice challenge! Let me know if there are any titles from those authors you'd recommend me starting with!
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It has been a long time since I've had an interest in philosophy. I was one of those "humanities" kid that read stuff I wasn't at all muture enough to go through. And I remember loving some bits I read from Schopenhauer.
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cooking is one of my favorite hobbies. Will definitely check it out.
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I did love fahrenheit 451, so this one should be right up my alley in terms of writting style.
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wow! All are unheard books for me. Will for sure check them out! Thank you!
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Thank you for the awesome list! Yes, audiobooks are awesome. One habbit that kind of faded away in my life is biking and listening to them. Will strive to restart it. I've read 12 rules in the past (perhaps in the year it came out?), a
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Ask HN: What are some good inspirational and uplifting books?
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From what is worth, I'm a data scientist who has worked on ads in the past. I've always been under the impression that massive scale audio processing for ad targetting was way too expensive when compared to the signal we can extr
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5y ago
It is a very good idea, but some resources can give very wrong/opaque views about procedures, by showing only model.fit(X,y) and model.predict(X).
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