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by qorrect 7y ago
What real-world types of problems can Persistent Homology solve ?
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by qorrect 8y ago
| This. No. We don't do that here.
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by qorrect 8y ago
I love jetbrains products, but DataGrip has always felt like the red headed step child of their lineup. I use Dbeaver regularly and am very happy with it.
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by qorrect 8y ago
It was a different time back then, hardware vendors had to sign exclusivity agreements, they were in general big bullies back in the day.
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by qorrect 8y ago
You have been downvoted.
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by qorrect 8y ago
The Prime Number Conspiracy, Heretics of Dune, and Im looking for an investment book to read.
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by qorrect 8y ago
No not yet, it's a hole in my knowledge that I'd like to fix, got any suggestions ?
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by qorrect 8y ago
I’m studying Fourier stuffs, for vacations i prefer more general learning nothing specific or work related. Happy holidays.
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by qorrect 8y ago
I love that phrase, spinning rust.
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by qorrect 8y ago
https://www.sourcetrail.com/ is also a good source code explorer. There is also the much older https://scitools.com/ but it costs a fortune.
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by qorrect 8y ago
I'll second fasd , for me though bash with bash-it is easier than setting up zsh.
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by qorrect 8y ago
| For viewing csv's as tabular I use peco for this https://github.com/peco/peco , thanks for sharkdp checking those out.
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by qorrect 8y ago
Wow terrific thank you.
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by qorrect 8y ago
I also use it every day and have very few issues ( one problem where it became corrupted and I had to reinstall ). It's not a production machine no one is using it that way, its perfectly fine for development.
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by qorrect 8y ago
> For me it's the best thing to come out of Microsoft in a long time. Agreed, I think it's an amazing feature. Have been a full time linux user for 20 years, my new laptop is BIOS locked ( ugh ) so I _cant_ install linux ( did
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by qorrect 8y ago
Yeah that's a solid plan , I found myself doing this without putting words to it.
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by qorrect 8y ago
And so much of reading variables is about context.
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by qorrect 8y ago
Appreciate you! Here is one project I used Creative Tim dashboard for https://github.com/qorrect/sisy , screenshots at bottom.
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by qorrect 8y ago
Should be the same I agree. Not only that, under docker you could also have them behind a loadbalancer and just upgrade one at a time with no down time.
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by qorrect 8y ago
> but as isolated but connected processes. How are they connected ?
531.
by qorrect 9y ago
I've been looking for exactly this tool, looks and behaves really great Im looking forward to using it!
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by qorrect 9y ago
Yeah mangling the keyboard should be a last option , I'm guessing they're not aware that all the keys can be remapped.
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by qorrect 9y ago
Programming for the lowest common denominator? Something about that sounds wrong. I generally agree with "use only as much cognitive overhead as needed to get the job done" ( I'm enjoying that term ) - but it seems like a sl
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by qorrect 9y ago
Yeah me too, I recall reading about solving this exact problem pretty recently, bring out the goods!
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by qorrect 9y ago
You might also like http://www.arxiv-sanity.com/
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by qorrect 9y ago
Thank you for saying that, I was feeling a bit down yesterday.
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by qorrect 9y ago
I'm about 3 months from completing this course https://www.udacity.com/ai , having finished the coursera ML course and the udacity data anlayst class. Honestly I haven't started the job search, I plan to start in e
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by qorrect 9y ago
I am a long time developer who is trying to move into data science / ML. What I've found after taking off for 12 months of self-study, is that it quickly dissolves into you must know math . As far as I can tell, its take a probl
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by qorrect 9y ago
Yes where are these data sets ?
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by qorrect 9y ago
Akka has had a lot of success.

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