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by p33p 5y ago
I always recommend this book when people ask me about learning statistics and ML.
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Marianne Writes a Programming Language(anchor.fm)
2 points by p33p 5y ago|0 comments
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Sctoml – Represent state charts textually using TOML(github.com)
1 points by p33p 6y ago|0 comments
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by p33p 6y ago
Those are the two most well known options, yes.
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R Bindings for Netflix’s Metaflow(docs.metaflow.org)
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by p33p 6y ago
It wasn’t entirely positive, but it shouldn’t have been positive at all. Does putting a diaper on a bonobo and taking it to a restaurant sound like scientific research? Sue hasn’t been connected with the initiative for many years and for ye
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by p33p 6y ago
Disappointing to see this talking about Sue rather than anything of actual substance or new research. Based on personal knowledge, I can say the apes are much better off without her. She should be shunned from the scientific community for h
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by p33p 6y ago
I don't particularly care about high throughput streaming architecture. The actor model as a concept, its concurrency, and how that models the business domain is more along the lines of what I'm interested in. Same as what intrigu
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by p33p 6y ago
Scala is a language I find interesting. Between Spark, Akka, and all of the FP, it seems like it has most of the boxes I’d want. I have read mixed things about the language though, specifically with respect to its future viability and devel
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Our Software Dependency Problem (2019)(research.swtch.com)
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Ask HN: What are you watching on YouTube?
1 points by p33p 7y ago|0 comments
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Database-Like Ops Benchmark(h2oai.github.io)
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How to Keep Your Best Programmers (2012)(daedtech.com)
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Ask HN: What are your favorite white papers?
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The Immutable Bank(blog.griffin.sh)
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by p33p 7y ago
I think partial application and pipe operators make this so very intuitive though: [butter, sugar, walnuts] |> mix() |> splitIntoPans(pans = 3) |> bake(time = 30, temp = 175) |> cool(time = 5)
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by p33p 7y ago
As much as people in finance love their excel spreadsheets, it’d be lovely if the programming skills of data scientists were adopted. Excel is so horribly inefficient when it comes to reproducibility, auditing, and updating. I can only imag
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Ask HN: How do you go about documenting tribal knowledge?
5 points by p33p 8y ago|4 comments
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by p33p 8y ago
It really depends on the business model. There are some tools out there for some financial forecasting, but IMO, most are too specialized to do what you’re referring. Ultimately, things haven’t changed much. Most large corporations are stil
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by p33p 8y ago
The article also is not true. Netflix paid 15 million in taxes in 2018. It says so right in the 10K: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1065280/000106528019...
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by p33p 8y ago
Do you have any specific online resources you could point to in order to learn cloud architecture?
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Ask HN: What are examples of robust cloud data platforms and how to learn?
2 points by p33p 8y ago|0 comments
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by p33p 8y ago
Ben and James talk about this on their podcast. I'd recommend giving it a listen to see them extrapolate on your thoughts.
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by p33p 8y ago
I imagine you could say that about most things you spend your time on. Reading books? Huge time suck. Playing games? Huge time suck. Watching videos? Huge time suck. I think Ben explained it well in his podcast related to this. When people
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by p33p 8y ago
Can you provide a link to the O365 version control? I can't find anything online about it.
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by p33p 8y ago
This is pretty neat. Tangentially, does anyone have a good way of version controlling excel files? I deal with people in the finance domain all the time, and for some files that come across my desk, it's terrifying to see multi-million
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Ask HN: Best reads of 2018?
12 points by p33p 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What are some resources to learn enterprise data architecture?
3 points by p33p 8y ago|1 comments
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by p33p 8y ago
When Shane was first starting out with FS (I picked it up around 2013, and I don't think he was around much before that.), it was great. He explained his intentions with the blog as a way of writing down what he was learning and then s
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by p33p 8y ago
I've been shocked that Apple hasn't stepped more in to the home automation market. Homekit is one thing, but an entire product line that is highly integrated with the Apple ecosystem and has the Apple design, feel, and ease of use

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