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3y ago
USA not qualifying because the USA is very hated by locally powerful countries that don't like that the USA doesn't let them run amok, e.g. Russia, China, Iran.
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3y ago
Russia?
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3y ago
Yes. In VS Code if you do as below: #%% print("my python print") #%% Then you can run it as a cell. Crucially however, note that those delimiters are ALSO valid python code. So you just version as with everything else.
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It's not pedantic, it's a huge difference. If I said "the problem is now solved, just use VS Code", most people would say "but that's not jupyter, i need the interactivity aspect", not realizing that VS Co
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Jupyter is the protocol to communicate between a frontend and a backend. Jupyter notebooks is an interactive notebook that implements that protocol. Do you know what also implements the protocol? VS Code. And doesn't have any of the st
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3y ago
Reduce screen time? Why are you telling a 3 year old on screens? Yes, reduce screen time to zero.
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Jupyter+Git has no problem. The problem is Jupyter notebooks+Git. The solution is use Jupyter, but not Jupyter notebooks.
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3y ago
Blame @dong.
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PSA, this exists: https://lite.cnn.com/2023/07/18/investing/premarket-stocks-t...
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Did you even watch the video? Rooks having 3 directions in hexagonal chess is "as naturally built on the geometry of a hexagon", as rooks having 2 directions in square chess. I have no idea what you're objecting to.
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3y ago
I'm also very keen on this.
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3y ago
What industry is this?
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3y ago
Same here. I have a lot of bookmarks, and the bar finds it.
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3y ago
Quick, back to peddling NFTs.
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> It sounds like you are using the tool wrong. Jupyter notebooks are strictly superior to anything else (namely: code only, spreadsheets, matlab/octave) at their primary use case, which is interactive data science (writing code to m
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For someone whose mind is presumably so expanded I find it ironic that you struggle to conceive that different people have different experiences.
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I haven't read the link and I'm not going to. I realized that jupyter notebooks are a flawed idea when I've tried vs code. vs code uses jupyter-the-protocol (as opposed to jupyter-the-notebooks) in order to give you a noteboo
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure the cringe part is the "as the tool of mind expansion" bit.
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3y ago
> Cringe ass shit is in the eye of the beholder. "Every person on the planet should have their own website" probably qualifies if the beholder's eye is over the age of 20.
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3y ago
Aesthetically I think it looks gorgeous. But otherwise, if there's one thing I don't want more of in my life is "news".
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3y ago
It's a fancy way of saying magic beans.
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3y ago
It's not a matter of tastes, it's a matter of we've seen this before. > Still more interesting than Yet Another Programming Language Framework that won't matter after a few years imho I agree with this, of course.
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3y ago
Not sure why this is on HN? Lots of people buy solar panels, it's not interesting any more.
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3y ago
Remember kids, if you're not paying for it, you're the product.
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3y ago
It pains me to learn that I'm so dumb you can't even conceive I'm asking in good faith.
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> Kindly cite a problem with admitting mistakes and growing and learning from them. Nothing against this. > Then explain how consistency is a bad thing. This is a really boring conversation, because if I give a good example you'l
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> I feel I'm in good company in having that as my rule I'm sure you also felt in good company about tabs or not tabs or whatever it was you liked.
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> Above all else, be consistent. Aren't you still doing the same thing though? You have your arbitrary rules and they're absolutely truths... until you change your mind about them. Except before the rule was "only space no
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> Didn't the GP already answer the question you asked of them? You think that to start an Amazon competitor you need a book database?
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3y ago
Why do you think that Amazon is concerned that a database is enough to threaten their business?
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