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by pid-1 3y ago
??? Unless you're in a highly regulated sector like energy or healthcare, in most countries you don't need an excuse to hike prices. Again, the "prices are higher cuz corporate greed" logic fails to account the basic fac
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by pid-1 3y ago
> full IPv4 range is scanned regularly by multiple entities. Yet another good reason to use IPv6
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by pid-1 3y ago
Why there was no inflation in the past decades? Did companies used to be generous?
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by pid-1 3y ago
That was such a good game. Also RIP Telltale Games.
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by pid-1 3y ago
People don't want to design chips from scratch. ARM gives you a lot of working stuff to bootstrap a product.
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by pid-1 3y ago
> and/or do that much research, Is reading the official docs section on concurrency lots of research?
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by pid-1 3y ago
It's a security themed blog, its articles are about security.
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by pid-1 3y ago
One way to gain intuition on why the LLN might work faster, slower or not at all is to write the mean equation in rescursive form (What's the next expected value estimation, given a new sample and the current expected value estimation?
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by pid-1 3y ago
Market Makers are not exchanges, though. In the markets I've worked exchanges can't trade against you.
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by pid-1 3y ago
> Admittedly, WASM is making slow progress (much to it due to Google actively/passively sabotaging it) Since Google use Browsers as their app and as distribuition platform, I always thought that anything that made browsers easier to
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by pid-1 3y ago
Please discontinue Visual Studio in all platforms and improve C# support for VS Code.
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by pid-1 3y ago
> I never understood how my parents raised 5 children. My 2*(grand)mother raised 11 children. From what I've heard from other family members, the key to success is not giving enough emotional and material support to each child. What
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by pid-1 3y ago
> What reasons are there to decline a visa to a PhD employed in a critical industry? Because they were born in a country with a visa backlog of 10 years? Those folks don't vote nor have enough money to create significant lobbies.
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by pid-1 3y ago
This is a maths book with zero Data Science content. If you're wondering how Algebraic Topology can be used to solve real world problems, you will still wonder 300 pages later.
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by pid-1 3y ago
He does
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by pid-1 3y ago
Yeah my day job involves deploying Python containers to K8s so I get where you are coming from. GB sized images are not uncommon. However: 1 - That could be an optional component, behind a "Install Python for Excel " button. 2 - Y
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by pid-1 3y ago
Microsoft could ship its own Python distro within Excel. The biggest problem is that historically Guido / the Steering Council have avoided being involved in how py libs are distribuited, so there are many ways to do everything. But if
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by pid-1 3y ago
> Do you still take it regularly My understanding is that after 10 weeks, I was supposed to get a monthly shot for 2-3 years. I ended up never doing the second part, though. > are you essentially "immunized" now? No, I'
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by pid-1 3y ago
Search ebay etc... for Texas Instruments DSP evaluation boards.
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by pid-1 3y ago
I brought the vaccine and stored in my refrigerator. The clinic's nurse showed me how to use it by myself. Not sure if that's possible everywhere / for every treatment. After ten weeks taking shots every Sunday, my allergies
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by pid-1 3y ago
We started with plain Docker Compose files (one container for our project, others for DB, Spark, Airflow, etc.). For more experienced, full-time developers this setup was good enough (though it required a few extra steps after `docker compo
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by pid-1 3y ago
> Some tech experts would even go as far as to say that Altman is having a Frankenstein moment–one, where he is somewhat regretful of the monster that he has created, although it seems that would be a farfetched reading of the situation
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by pid-1 3y ago
I work in a Windows centric industry and devcontainers were a complete game changer for our productivity. One click and you have a newcomer's development environment ready, locally. Gone are days I had to teach folks how to install Pos
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No-code in the front, Python in the back. Streamsync(medium.com)
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by pid-1 3y ago
- For static type checking, I use Pyright. It's bundled with VS Code's Python extension. - When I need runtime type checking, I use Pydantic.
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by pid-1 3y ago
I wish there was something like Streamlit, but for non-data apps. Personal sites, blogs, etc... Something that skipped templating and allowed me to declare compenents in a high level way. ST was easily the most pleasant experience I've
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by pid-1 3y ago
> Backed by the Zig Software Foundation, the project is financially sustainable. These core team members are paid for their time: (lists five people) That's quite impressive. For comparison, Python had 2 full time paid devs in 2019
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by pid-1 3y ago
> It seems to be expressing something true - if you were to split your money into a thousand piles and "play" each individually, you make money overall. This is exactly the catch of the experiment. It's proposing you canno
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by pid-1 3y ago
I think FFTW does not run on GPUs.
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by pid-1 3y ago
I don't know the name of this idiom, but the following is valid Python: import pandas as pd my_df = ( pd.Dataframe(<fetch_data>) .join(<...>) .query(<...>) .sort_values(<...>) ) I also us

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