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by pen2l 4y ago
Woah, didn't know about this, thanks for bringing it to my attention! Found this article shows its use: https://pbpython.com/pandas-html-table.html
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It's a joy to work with, it's perfect for glue work, it reads like pseudo-code which makes it accessible for the non-programmers and children, it has a bustling community which means it's easy to find solutions should one enc
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I'm an immigrant, so I have a vantage point here others may not. I remember being bewildered at how belligerent fellow troubled kids were with their elders (especially teachers and their parents*), to the point where it was often impos
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by pen2l 4y ago
It was a minor patch, as noted, but it was not a typo fix in a readme as you suggest. See https://lore.kernel.org/all/198c0ae2-efdf-7f47-11c7-27e9a87b... for additional details.
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Location: S.F. Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Numerous, see resume Resume/CV: https://laclin.com/kiraly-resume.pdf Email: me@boldcoder.com I've worked on 100s of successful projects
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> Are there many people who believe Lisp syntax is as easy as Python? Even with python I find myself getting bogged down by missing a parenthesis here and there around function calls, but perhaps that problem is unique to me and my att
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Someone pointed out to me recently as you say, the idiomatic python sometimes seems like more of a barrier. It takes more time to parse and grok, for their human brain, a for loop with a zip having multiple interables vs nested for loops. I
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by pen2l 4y ago
This a pretty interesting development. I'm wondering to what degree tessellation is configurable, e.g. if I want polygon-dense output to have nice curvatures for additive manufacturing, or polygon-light output for rapid workflow and sp
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On the one hand: cool, if you're an avid emacsen or a vimmer, yeah, ok. OTOH, gosh that is such a cluttered and cumbersome setup. Just bring in vim/emacs bindings to your jupyter: https://github.com/lambdalisue&#x2
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edit: Googling reveals nbdime, has this been looked into? - https://nbdime.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Not OP but I can imagine easily the need for what he's asking. You'll find a lot of algorithms for dat
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Are folks still excited about py? I see talk of rust and Julia and it all goes over my head, but when I watch a talk given by Raymond about basic data types and iterators (his creation), I get excited again (I’m glad to see he’s still contr
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Oh, it's you! What a beacon of light and inspiration you are. Thanks for your work. That said, I welcome you to publish your work so it can become even better after a formalized peer-review process.
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I see you guys provide convenient installers that can be obtained with pip. Me, I run my JupyterLab that I got with Conda on a Windows setup. Can you comment on whether it's a thorn-free path to get Mito in such a setup? Or should I us
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Iceland is cold, but a very enjoyable kind of cold. There's this crispness in the air in Reykjavik which I always liked a lot. It's actually super fun to walk around the city or even away from the city. I dread the extreme winters
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> These nine people are unelected and appointed to their positions for life. That's not entirely true, the people voted for them by proxy. We live in a republic not an athenian democracy, this is how a lot of things work, it's
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SEEKING WORK S.F. Bay Area | Remote preferred | Email: me@boldcoder.com Resume/CV: https://laclin.com/kiraly-resume.pdf I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with High Honors in Mathematics and Honors in Computer Science. I&#
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Location: S.F. Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Numerous, see resume Resume/CV: https://laclin.com/kiraly-resume.pdf Email: me@boldcoder.com I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with High Honors
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> But, I am genuinely curious why is it getting so popular and particularly here on Hacker News. Does it have some kind of a hidden feature that makes it very appealing? As I understand it, when Substack first started it did a funny one:
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But hey, neither would be okay with imbibing to the state of inebriation, so the point that leading religions advise against mind-altering substances is still valid in... a technical sort of way.
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By and large substances that alter human consciousness have been frowned upon since the dawn of civilization. Religions tend to tell you to avoid them (Islam expressly forbids all mind-altering substances, Christianity and Judaism say ok to
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by pen2l 5y ago
It’s called the “white coat syndrome” — when you’ve just arrived to the hospital to make your appointment, and the nurse/doctor start taking your readings in a high-stress environment, the reading ends up being higher: https:/&#x
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Paper is linked in the article: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JAHA.121.020980 Intervention section mentions that study participants used a device called 'POWERbreathe K3 inspiratory muscle training
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Did his PhD at Caltech under Christof Koch in computation and neural systems, was a super talented mathematician... and then he gets involved in crypto. I remember conversations with friends only a few years ago in which we would lament how
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The CEO's job, much like a politician's, often involves giving out statements that are a series of Rorschach tests. That's what you do to appease and assuage multiple parties simultaneously.
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by pen2l 5y ago
Thanks for the diff! But for the love of god would you please enable word-wrapping? I'm so sorry to continue: please introduce some padding while you're at it; the text being so close to the window borders in stock emacs is so off
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> A very odd set of events and no explanation regarding Elon's change of mind. I don't know about the regulatory guidelines which would or would not have barred Elon from exercising any sort of control in the board, but my sour
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> I think whether he's racist irrespective of his messaging and policies isn't an interesting question. I don't think a leader's personal conduct and presentation are completely immaterial qualities, people/child
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With respect, why is the /privacy/ aspect so important in a planner app that you've chosen to market it as an important feature? I actually want my planner to be public! Makes the appointments/meeting plans process simpl
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Test. (Please downvote me).
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Is it a good thing that filters of all sorts are eradicated? Never before has a thought been able to travel as freely as it can now, 5 of the 8 billion people in the world have the internet, in a few seconds a thought you utter is potential

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