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I think its a matter of scale. Say Costco makes a Kirkland brand cereal, there are other stores that you can buy cereal at and there is competition. For a lot people, all online shopping comes from Amazon. Amazon uses this position to their
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5y ago
Speaking of excel files, Does anyone know of a good way to port sheets with equations/functions to python? Sometimes I need a calculations from a sheet and I have to manually copy them over.
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> The U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) database cites 152 reports of tinnitus among 25,072 COVID-19 recipients of vaccines from Pfizer-BioNtech and Moderna. Pointing out here that this reporting system (VAERS) is not a
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5y ago
I find goodreads has a bit of bias problem on their ratings. Most books are rated between 3 and 4. Its really hard to tell if that rating is accurate because most people who didn't finish the book (an indicator of low quality) will not
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6y ago
Totally relate to your experiences. I think WFH while living alone is super hard! You have to take a lot of responsibility for your life that you normally don't have to. I.e you won't see anyone in person unless intentionally plan
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I wonder if you could use another model that describes music and feed that text into this one? Even something based on spotify's music labeling api would be super interesting!
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> Slack is about to become a nightmare > On Wednesday, the company made good on that promise by opening Slack Connect DMs for anyone currently paying for their Slack subscription. So where is the nightmare? I was expecting at least so
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I thought the point of universal basic income was that it is universal. Everyone gets it so you don't have welfare cliffs.
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The python >3.8 requirement broke the use case for me. I know that there is support for creating API's on python 3.5+. It's just not worth it to upgrade to 3.8 to create docs and then downgrade again to 3.7 run the actual code.