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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
I'm not accusing the author of doing this, but providing a simple base64 encoded blob at the end to run to enable everything would be a pretty easy attack vector, wouldn't it? edit: just decoded it and touché
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Yeah, I'd like to know too, from everything I can see it's just a cloud-hosted notebook with a spark backend, which does have some benefits, but I can't tell why they got as big as they did. Also from a more cynical side, I&#
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Yeah, I thought it was a reference to the DIY assisted suicide book, Final Exit.
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
As an ethical-vegetarian, these are very much not for me, but I've also noticed this weird thing where some restaurants (Sushirrito's the most recent one I've seen) drop their traditionally meat free items and replace it with
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Pretty good overall, except for a nit pick: > Person B: “…. Hey, sorry to interrupt, but the story in my head is that you think owning that number is part of my job, and now you’re upset with me, or you think I’m incompetent at my job.”
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Kinda of crazy, my first computer had a million times less ram than this.
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Something I've run into is that a while ago, there were "Type A" ("Analysts") and "Type B" ("Builders") data scientists [1] , but most job postings now are just looking for "Type A" dat
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3y ago
Spoiler alert: be prepared to spend a ton of money of gas, and hours for driving to any kind of doctor's office beyond a GP. A friend of a friend commuted for 4 hours each day to go to school as a kid because her family lived so far ou
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its_a_random_ac
3y ago
Great, now I'm thinking of my edgy teenage days calling them Micro$oft or just M$ on Gamefaq's forums.
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3y ago
Yes, that's mostly been my experience (6 years + masters, Bay Area/remote positions.) A few other things I've noticed: 1. Yes, I've had the "candidates with perfect skill/experience matches get the same generic