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nojito
4y ago
Integration with dark sky most likely.
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The Case of the Top Secret iPod (2020)
(tidbits.com)
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Definitely not. The SEC is grossly underfunded.
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Fastverse High-Performance and Low-Dependency Package for Data Manipulation in R
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This is borderline paranoia. If you want a more "private" experience, just use an Apple device and search through safari and enable parental controls. Or if you're an Android user, just don't create a google account.
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They can but a paid search engine is doomed to fail.
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The Technical Pay Gap
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4y ago
You’re not alone but most of the advice in this thread is very overwhelming and wholly unnecessary. Start with ISLR It’s a very well done book to quickly get anyone up to speed. https://www.statlearning.com/ I then recommen
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4y ago
Spark is many orders of magnitude faster than "properly modeled" data
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4y ago
Allows providers to double and triple bill a user when under ETL they would only charged once.
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4y ago
Fluoridated water is the most impressive public health victory in the last 200 years in terms of lives saved and improved.
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The L490 comes with a spinning hard drive configuration. That explains most if not all of the slowness if your configuration didn't come with an SSD.
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4y ago
I do the exact same thing with some mini pcs as a hobby.
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Same reason why putting fluoride in the water was the best decision ever in terms of public health value. People don't care about their health.
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4y ago
not everyone can make vitamin D properly from the sun.
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4y ago
Using a data warehouse as a processing engine is one of the dumbest things to come out of the data world. ELT is genius marketing though!
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4y ago
it's also known as open box or glass box and very rarely white box.
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It has nothing to do with racism, but good on you for bringing racism into the argument though. Black box vs clear/open box are very well known terms. Some people use the term opaque box instead because it a more clear antonym to clear
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4y ago
Because the opposite of black box is clear box so it makes sense to use the opposite of clear which is opaque.
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The code is the least important part of data science.
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4y ago
I've moved on to management and it's been awesome.
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4y ago
Most saas companies are simple crud apps.
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nojito
4y ago
None of these problems in airflow in this thread are due to infrastructure so how does using a cloud service solve anything?
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nojito
4y ago
Except for this workflow. You won’t get around any of the problems of airflow by moving to a cloud offering.
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4y ago
I’ll never understand why individuals always default to cloud offerings when they are extremely expensive compared to a dedicated tool.
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4y ago
I’ve been using the Samson Go Mic for years. It’s been game changing in the post-zoom era.
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4y ago
Digital Hoarding is a real thing. I suggest reading up on how hoarders stop hoarding and apply them to your digital life.
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We have almost 250 years of data showing otherwise though.
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4y ago
No. They have actually been getting shorter and shorter. Nothing to do with “propping up” anything.
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4y ago
Excel is closed source and it powers the world.
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