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by kozikow 10y ago
Org mode is very good, if not the best, way to do literate programming. My blog post about it: https://kozikow.com/2016/05/21/very-powerful-data-analysis-e... . I use it at work for data analysis and "res
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More advanced GitHub code search(kozikow.wordpress.com)
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I will explain the methodology better. My goal was to avoid false negatives. See the methodology description: https://kozikow.wordpress.com/2016/07/01/top-pandas-function... .
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by kozikow 10y ago
My blog post about the most popular pandas methods: https://kozikow.wordpress.com/2016/07/01/top-pandas-function... . Pandas is a big library and it's hard to distinguish between necessary and nice to hav
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Top angular directives used in GitHub repos(kozikow.wordpress.com)
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Top pandas,scipy and numpy functions used in GitHub repos(kozikow.wordpress.com)
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by kozikow 10y ago
sample_contents only lists contents of 10% sample of all files. Scanning the full data set may be hard for people new to big query. I managed to query the full data set in https://kozikow.wordpress.com/2016/06/29&
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Top Emacs package used in github repos(kozikow.wordpress.com)
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Top emacs packages required on github repos https://kozikow.wordpress.com/2016/06/29/top-emacs-packages-...
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by kozikow 10y ago
Emacs helm mode: https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm . In Emacs, usually a language support library (like ensime, ycmd or ggtags) just give you a list of things user can choose from. This list is often passed to a func
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by kozikow 10y ago
Emacs gets a bad rep for the complexity and learning curve, but I have seen new users adapt Spacemacs[1] pretty quickly. Emacs may be not the best text editor after the first week of usage, but after months or years there is nothing like i
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by kozikow 10y ago
Obligatory emacs: http://emacsrocks.com/e13.html .
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by kozikow 10y ago
I was planning to write this as a comment here, but it ended up growing so I published it on my blog post: https://kozikow.wordpress.com/2016/05/21/nice-new-emacs-pack... . BTW, did you know that you can just
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by kozikow 10y ago
There is lots of IDE vs emacs discussion in this subject. I have been using primarily (IntelliJ+IdeaVim) and sometimes (Emacs+evil) for the last few years. If I want to write big, complex change in a codebase in Java/Scala/Python&
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by kozikow 11y ago
Any plans to support UK cards?
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by kozikow 11y ago
I would consider programming contests like Topcoder deliberate practice of some aspects of programming. When writing code at the job I spend maybe 30% writing code that does stuff and half of that is spent on boilerplate (yeah, I work in Ja
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by kozikow 11y ago
The first graph immediately looked too fake. Spike after an event would follow something like a log normal distribution, rather than sudden spike and day after back to normal. What's more, the world is not equally using the internet. T
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by kozikow 11y ago
For the most significant part, deep learning, deep mind uses Torch ( http://torch.ch/ ), although they are slowly moving to Tensorflow.
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by kozikow 11y ago
I didn't get the H1B visa in the lottery, but I got moved to UK and got paid the same salary. Since you mentioned Facebook - they opened the office in London when H1B visa lotteries started, and now the office have several hundreds emp
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by kozikow 11y ago
Palantir have pretty sizeable engineering office in London. I never worked for Palantir, so I don't know the details, but I have a few friends that do. My bet would be something between 50-300 "core" software engineers and ab
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by kozikow 11y ago
I didn't get an H1B visa in the lottery. I didn't magically vanish and made place for an American engineer. My employer moved me to UK and I got paid very similar salary. I know about many USA tech companies increasing size of the
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by kozikow 11y ago
> Even though it is probably the most practically used functional language. Scala have 30th place on Tiobe index, while Erlang have 42th: http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/tiobe_index .
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by kozikow 11y ago
I know a little about neurology, but their study mentioned increase in hippocampus. Hippocampus Wikipedia entry does not mention that it is responsible for breath or metabolism. Some Google searches list different parts of brain responsible
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by kozikow 11y ago
I use google docs for it. You can upload scanned documents to Google docs. Documents are automatically OCRed, you can search by keywords and you can still access the original image. Disclaimer: I work at google, although not on the Google d
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by kozikow 12y ago
How does it compare to Genymotion? It would be much more interesting comparison than stock emulator.
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by kozikow 12y ago
Does anyone know if I can get the raw data in any form without scraping the website?q
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by kozikow 13y ago
In my opinion it may be better to do practice SRMs/Codeforces contests instead of project Euler. Topcoder rank imo tends to mean more, since it is timed. If someone says "I solved x problems on site X" you can't say if h
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by kozikow 13y ago
I compiled my list of mac keyboard shortcuts and keyboard tricks: http://kozikow.wordpress.com/2013/10/31/going-mouseless-on-m... . Mac is the only non text based OS that you can control with 100% keyboard.
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by kozikow 13y ago
My personal list: * Active noise cancelling phones and Mozart seem to help. I notice a big difference. I even don't like classical music, but it seems to help me focus better than other types of music. * Mindfulness meditation tends to
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by kozikow 13y ago
It may be useful to remap right shift to shift/delete in similar manner. Also look how awkwardly placed ctrl is. You can remap enter to act as ctrl if it is pressed with something (and plain old enter otherwise). I did this in my keybo

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