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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Not iPad but on iPhone, I SSH into a Linux machine to edit scripts from bed and submit jobs to AWS or cluster with a sleeping partner beside me. Vim works surprisingly well for editing text in this scenario. In theory one could even do this
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Reaper's great, but it and Ableton are focused on very different things. It's hard to come up with a workable analogy but they are probably at least as different as Photoshop and Illustrator are from one another.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Oh, I agree on that, and I know that most of the time I'll be asked why something isn't in Python so I mainly reserve it for when I am sure nobody will ask "why R?" :-) There is a benefit nowadays that I can rely on Pyth
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Yes, as you have just shown, there is a category of "preferred owners."
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
OOP has been a critical part of real-life R for a long time, especially in complex implementations of classes of kernels, algorithms, and so on with S4, and more general-purpose with R6. Without these frameworks it would be difficult to im
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
quick addition: there are modules (eg cloudknot) for Python that make it possible to run a Python callable that launches an AWS Batch environment and job with a single method, which you could do anywhere that runs Python.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
I agree completely for this scale. I did want to point out that it's fairly easy these days to do the kinds of things one would do on a cluster, which I learned just a few months ago myself :)
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
It is actually pretty easy to do the same type of processing you would do on a cluster with AWS Batch.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Every new release of Python 3.x further erodes this idea. I like using the new features because I find Python generally inexpressive and verbose, but I have a hard time explaining to nondevelopers who read the code about the assignment exp
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Yup. If you go to the wrong store, and you're not paying attention or take the per weight unit price as the single item price, you can end up at the checkout learning that the cabbage head you wanted to buy is almost $9 nowadays.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
I liked this one a lot Abelson, R. P. (1995). Statistics as Principled Argument. Psychology Press. https://www.routledge.com/Statistics-As-Principled-Argument/... > In this illuminating volume, Robert P. Abelson del
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
xsv is great. I quite like the fork called qsv as well; it has some features that were helpful to avoid some piping I didn't want to do. There are a lot of other additions. https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
I am quite enjoying the different approaches people are recommending. Good job.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
I would use R. Phoneposting now but something like library(tidyverse) library(readxl) library(writexl) read_excel("file.xlsx") %>% group_by(group_id = row_number() %/% 20) %>% group_walk(~ write_xl
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
There are numerous official legal regulations and decisionmaking bodies pertaining to the GFW. What do you mean?
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Pretty much everything the post says about Apptainer is untrue or inapplicable. See https://apptainer.org/docs/user/main/index.html
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Your claims here are inaccurate. You can pass flags or define environment variables to get the behavior you want. Please spend some more time hitting the man pages and the guide. > It indeed does not enforce (or even permit) robust isola
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
this is a good post about topics people don't discuss enough. thank you for sharing.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
You can even use a sequence to activate it -- my prefix is "typing ` twice within x ms" and it avoids conflict.
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by orhmeh09 2y ago
Local AI and/or OCR?
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
That might be nice if someone would do it and teach others to use it. Some labs have an RDBMS-based pipeline with published algorithms and data that nobody wants to try to reimplement (and which nobody would be paid to do). About the best i
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Just FYI, XFCE has a dbus dependency, so it might not be what you are looking for if that's a problem for you.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
If you do not use git, you might not be GitHub's target audience.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Well, the whole matter with "xz" this week would not have happened without public DVCS.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
StopTheMadness is amazing. Thank you.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Thanks for making RhymeZone. I use it for wordplay and jokes when I'm posting.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
I have used that, it's pretty nice! For now I settled on TickTick cause it's easy to use from my Linux laptop and my iOS devices. If you are fully Apple, Due is a good choice.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
It keeps spamming notifications until you act on it. Very helpful if you need some help with attention.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Persistent reminders. TickTick's implementation is good.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
This doesn't seem like a sensible reason to show a 0 balance, but maybe I haven't worked in enterprise enough.

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