secretasiandan

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by secretasiandan 2y ago
Yes, "we" are out of core to the extent that the engines used in the deferred expressions we execute are out-of-core (our "batteries-included" engine is a modified Datafusion). We have previously demonstrated the capabil
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by secretasiandan 2y ago
1. I would argue there are no "real alternatives". The two most proximate alternatives in feature space are Ibis and Snowpark. - Ibis because while it can target multiple engines (as we state in our docs, we are built on and heavi
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Show HN: Xorq – open-source Python-first Pandas-style pipelines(github.com)
15 points by secretasiandan 2y ago|7 comments
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
A non trivial amount of on boarding is because "this is the most efficient information to ensure these learning agents have as they navigate their environment seeking rewards"
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
Honest question: what is the difference between taking advantage of the system and taking advantage of the people that comprise the system?
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
how do you determine the punitive capitalization ratio for non-capitalist regulation?
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
Have unicorns created an implicit threat of gambler's ruin with Uber taking the role of the house in this instance? Let's call it "startup's ruin".
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
I don't think never worry about it again is quit correct What if someone registers with my old number? If someone were to register with your old number on a new phone, then they will have an empty message history. Your contact
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
I think it is correct that on the surface it is credentials. I also think it is correct that the underlying property is social networks and a particular culture / mindset. Ultimately, I think the "phonies" need to be address
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by secretasiandan 6y ago
Have you ever been tempted to tell people (journalists, government) about it? If not, are there any particular reasons?
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by secretasiandan 7y ago
Altana | Brooklyn, NY / Remote | Full Time Altana is building a shared artificial intelligence platform to help governments, financial institutions, corporations, and logistics providers map and manage global flows of commerce, capital
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by secretasiandan 7y ago
This article claims it happens with lawyers too Mr. Pottinger later said that the scenario would have involved him representing a victim, settling a case and then representing the victim’s alleged abuser. He said it was within legal bou
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by secretasiandan 7y ago
I like it, I think its spreading, and I think its a good thing for the world. "Top U.S. CEOs say companies should put social responsibility above profit" https://www.reuters.com/article/us-jp-morgan-business-r
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by secretasiandan 9y ago
You can watch HBO shows in amazon's player which works for chrome on ubuntu.
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by secretasiandan 9y ago
http://eclim.org/eclimd.html > The most mature usage scenario that eclim provides, is the running of a headless eclipse server and communicating with that server inside of vim.
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by secretasiandan 10y ago
From wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipf's_law Thus the most frequent word will occur approximately twice as often as the second most frequent word, three times as often as the third most frequent word,
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by secretasiandan 11y ago
see also: http://furius.ca/beancount/
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by secretasiandan 12y ago
New York, Remote, Full Time | Contract | Part Time Stack: Linux, AWS/EC2, VMware/VirtualBox, Python/Cython, C++, Bash, git, Jenkins Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/dan-lovell/4/655/922
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by secretasiandan 12y ago
https://merchantfinancing.americanexpress.com/merchantfinanc...
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by secretasiandan 12y ago
You don't need to be a bank to make a loan http://www.sba.gov/community/blogs/community-blogs/small-bus...
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by secretasiandan 13y ago
From the paper: For example, if one defines mobility based on relative positions in the income distribution – e.g., a child’s prospects of rising from the bottom to the top quintile – then intergenerational mobility has remained unchanged i
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by secretasiandan 13y ago
I think you're thinking of Isaiah Berlin's The Hedgehog and the Fox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hedgehog_and_the_Fox If you like that, you might also like the book Expert Political Judgement by Philip
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JPMorgan Pays for Shorting Madoff Without Telling Anyone(bloomberg.com)
118 points by secretasiandan 13y ago|84 comments
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Bitcoin Is a High-Tech Dinosaur Soon to Be Extinct(bloomberg.com)
31 points by secretasiandan 13y ago|56 comments
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by secretasiandan 14y ago
What are the rows and columns in your hypothetical database?
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by secretasiandan 15y ago
I think you've entirely missed his point. Note that he says: "It doesn't matter if they understand how to code or not." His main point? "Once they have that reputation as being awesome it will stick around no matter how badly they perform
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by secretasiandan 15y ago
I don't think it matters how often you do !g, you're still going through ddg, which suggests ddg has a better relationship with you than google. In facilitating your use of google for your specific searches, which you apparently can determi
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by secretasiandan 15y ago
Perhaps that means companies buying the products that the financial sector is selling them should hire some smart people to work on their behalf.
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by secretasiandan 15y ago
If you work in an industry where this isn't true, but depends on the largess/spending of people who work in industries where this is true, are you still in a largely zero-sum waste of time job? More simply, how many levels deep do you carry
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Freedom vs Liberty(bloomberg.com)
4 points by secretasiandan 15y ago|0 comments

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