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by rogue7 5y ago
I recently used this to do a POC at my day job. I was able to demo a machine learning tool quite smoothly to executives. Later it was implemented in production with a regular stack (Flask + Vue). Voila is really empowering for e.g. data sci
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by rogue7 5y ago
On the javascript side there is https://observablehq.com
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by rogue7 5y ago
Here is the code : https://github.com/cbh123/shlinked Built with Elixir, Phoenix Liveview and Tailwind
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Shlinkedin: An all-in-one satire solution(shlinkedin.com)
3 points by rogue7 5y ago|1 comments
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by rogue7 6y ago
This looks neat, the _ trick is similar to the Self [0] of fastcore (from fastai). However many things are possible with vanilla pandas. I use it a lot for data munging, usually with the fluent interface (method chaining) style [1], e.g.: d
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by rogue7 6y ago
I now understand what you meant. However with a quick search, you can find 14 references to Ricardo (granted, in the footnotes) just in Capital, part one, chapter one [0]. I think it's telling how most of the Smith and Ricardo follower
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by rogue7 6y ago
> They conceded nothing and admitted no external influences In the case of Marx this is inaccurate. Indeed, in Das Kapital he develops the Labor theory of value [0] from earlier works of David Ricardo and ... Adam Smith. [0] https:&#x2F
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by rogue7 6y ago
Proofs from THE BOOK compiles such results in a nice way. Springer has made it available [1] for free these days. [1]: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-662-57265-8
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by rogue7 8y ago
Not a book but a nice article: https://tomaugspurger.github.io/modern-7-timeseries He points to books (including this one) as well as python libraries in the "Resources" section at the end.
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by rogue7 8y ago
Just discovered this website, this philosophy looks really interesting! The ultimate goal of early retirement is appealing, so the discipline has a purpose. This might get me somewhere, instead of saving for the sake of getting richer.