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by nicolewhite 10y ago
Alternatively, you can use Python in RMarkdown with the same syntax.
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Codenames: Playing Spymaster with R(nicolewhite.github.io)
4 points by nicolewhite 10y ago|0 comments
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Codenames: Playing Spymaster with R(nicolewhite.github.io)
1 points by nicolewhite 10y ago|0 comments
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by nicolewhite 10y ago
One of the aspects of data munging is visualization, which is much easier in R with ggplot. Matplotlib is painful and always requires more than double the code to accomplish the same thing.
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Codenames: Playing Spymaster with R(nicolewhite.github.io)
1 points by nicolewhite 10y ago|0 comments
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by nicolewhite 10y ago
Not necessarily overkill; maybe they wanted to learn how to use neural networks and this was a good project to do that. Simple is best for professional projects, but for personal projects like this it's better for you to explore someth
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by nicolewhite 10y ago
I've almost fully switched from Jupyter to RMarkdown after discovering RMarkdown supports Python. And about publishing / rendering, do you not like RPubs?
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by nicolewhite 10y ago
I wrote an import script: https://gist.github.com/nicolewhite/f1980f01dc4342b369a6b3b6...
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
I understand your pain around Neo4j's past import capabilities; when I found it around two years ago I had a lot of trouble with this as well. But with the new neo4j-import tool [0] that's no longer an issue. I've imported ~
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
You can do this easily with Square Cash and Venmo already.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Just installed HERE and searched for the hotel I'm about to stay at while in Casablanca. It dropped a pin that was wrong by about 30 miles. Neat idea, but clearly not reliable.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
> I quit drinking because I have a problem with alcohol.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Any messages in the console?
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
That only applies when the relationship implies bi-directionality. On Twitter, me following you doesn't necessarily mean that you follow me. Thus both directions are persisted in the model. If this were on Facebook, however, you would
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
This is my experience as well. Often I'll be the most knowledgeable person at our booth (for Neo4j) and people always look to my male coworkers when asking questions. And one of my personal favorites: "So I'm guessing you&#x2
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
You should also think about catering to data scientists. It's not an option in the "specialty" dropdown and you don't have languages like Scala, R, Julia, or MATLAB.
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Improving My CLI's Autocomplete with Markov Chains(nicolewhite.github.io)
19 points by nicolewhite 11y ago|1 comments
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Can't wait to try this out. I've been using Disqus on my Jekyll + GitHub pages blog and I don't like it much. I changed the URL of one of my posts once and it was a huge pain to get the comments migrated over.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Hey, just got it all set up. Seems very neat! I have a question: how can I view all issues? It seems I can only view issues without a milestone and issues in a milestone separately.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Just downloaded it, I love the logo! I like it so far. I think the main thing it needs is tabs, though. I usually work on several notebooks at once, so having a new Pineapple window for each of them is not ideal.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
"It is a query language for graph data..." is directly from their description. https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2015/05/01/graphql-int...
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
I like what OkCupid does. If you have an ad blocker enabled, they explain in the space where an ad would normally be that while OkCupid is free, it runs on ad revenue, with a link to their donation page.
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Kate's talk at PyCon Sweden was one of my favorites. It's called "The Ethics of Being a Programmer." Here's the video for anyone interested in watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB7ei5W1eRQ
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How Battlefy Uses Neo4j for Activity Feeds(blog.battlefy.com)
1 points by nicolewhite 11y ago|0 comments
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
This is so amazing. It's like IPython notebook for node! Edit: I made one[0]. I love that you force semantic versioning. [0] https://tonicdev.com/nicole/solve-a-cubic-equation
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
> I suspect this merely detects the order of the equation and then applies the proper solving formula (Abc for 2nd, Cardano for 3rd). That's exactly right. You could build a quintic equation, but attempting to solve will return unde
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Yes, thank you for the clarification. Maybe "incomplete" was the wrong word; I was referring to the note on the Wikipedia page: > At this point, Cardano, who did not know complex numbers, supposed that the roots of this equatio
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
Yeah, I remember seeing that when I found the name algebra was already taken on npm. :)
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
At one point I did have an interactive example on the project page where you could manipulate an expression with a calculator-looking number pad, but after I ran it by a few friends they seemed mostly confused by its functionality so I remo
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by nicolewhite 11y ago
That's a very clever idea. Thanks.

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