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jiggunjer
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Who says they're not writing code? I imagine a declarative DSL with a typescript SDK for the primitives is appealing to some devs. There's an API too. It's a bit too simplistic for complex workflows, its model assumes a workf
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1y ago
Lets software designers use fancy words and ask for a raise.
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So like: <prompt> <intent>Generate a metaphor-rich essay on the fragility of digital memory in the age of infinite storage</intent> <assumptions> <tech>LLMs understand metaphor but may default t
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1y ago
Then use a laptop instead? Or you have one of those "modern" banks that's app only?
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1y ago
Aka workflow orchestrator, pipeline manager, process runner, automation tool. It's not clear if they used a product or DIY solution. The nice thing many existing products offer is a web UI and a database.
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1y ago
But CC is more work to setup, especially if you want to use multiple models. Not even sure it supports all the models that the IDE products do.
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jiggunjer
1y ago
UTC is pretty stable though. I recall they will obsolete leap seconds somewhere in the next 10 years
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1y ago
Actually the ETHOS classification system for homeless focuses more on where a person is living as opposed to why they're living like that. OP would alternate between two categories.
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1y ago
Exists in R: Mydata %>% myfun -> myresult
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Pandas uses stdlib or numpy for it seems.
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2y ago
Source? There are lossless and lossy transformations. In many scientific contexts raw implies no lossy transformations in terms of information.
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It makes sense to just consider the category of tabletop games in terms of market analysis. Saying those games are a small part of the overall games market is stating the obvious. Some people just wanna play tabletop games.
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2y ago
Same. Mildy curious about the homeless life, just paid the last rent I could afford when I found a job. The main concern at the time was worrying my parents.
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2y ago
I never said it doesn't support live tv. But I was trying to point out that people who pay for the above service are not _necessarily_ interested in the live tv feature. I.e. it's not the reason for some. I'd guess convenienc
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No? IPTV is a protocol. You can send on-demand movies etc too.
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I suppose it's about kernel and driver packages mostly.
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The API documentation can be referenced at https://github.com/libfuse/python-fuse It doesn't seem to be a complex interfac
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Isn't it the same with something like idrac?
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So this means modules like concurrent.futures can create a thread pool object (as opposed to processpool) and run in parallel? Or is the functionality as of 3.13 still limited to low level python embedding applications?
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I've yet to find anything that beats R's ggplot, both in terms of DSL and graphic design defaults.
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Python's also not installed by default in (most?) official docker images.
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2y ago
Another snakemake?
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3y ago
CAT=CT
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3y ago
Nah, 4g stands for 4g.
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4y ago
Yeah, important distinction from a government perspective. It's not the ccp, it's only the hyper nationalist zealots created by the ccp.
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4y ago
My understanding: they're like pickle files, but for programs that use the arrow standard.
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I'm interested in a good tool for converting csv to pq. Seems many encoding features are not supported by most.
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Accuracy isn't binary. Not being perfect doesn't mean it is irrelevant. My map of the city could be more accurate but it still gets me where I need to go.
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4y ago
Spoken like a dev, not a user. Try using older hardware if you really want to understand the other side.
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4y ago
I think a US lawyer would charge about $200-300 for a formal letter. Could be enough to solve the issue.
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