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Custom pipes mostly coordinated by Luigi (heavily customized) -> Redshift -> DBT -> Looker. Some spark mixed in at the ingestion and transformation phases. Like someone else said in this thread, we're currently battling Redsh
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They are equilibrium points between gravity of the two bodies and the fictitious centrifugal force. Three are on the line between the two bodies (one one each side and one in the middle) where these forces cancel. The other two are also po
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+1 He's singlehandedly taken me from completely disinterested in finance to fairly interested. I don't think I've ever read nonfiction writing so consistently good
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Low-quality comment? Duly ignored. This paper corroborates Piketty, which is what you would be looking for if you disagreed with Piketty in good faith. What do you want? Political brownie points? As an outsider to the field who's heard
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I think a decent cutoff for when to defer to medication is when the problem becomes self-sustaining. E.g. you get anxiety about your anxiety, or your mania leads to disastrous actions that can't be emotionally handled in a normal state
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The implication of that framing is to somehow overcome: "Local political culture limits natural housing supply growth" via - ignoring NIMBYs or at least reducing their influence, rezoning for density, deregulating to allow smaller
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you could still interchange the dimensions arbitrarily. You can't say "dimension 1 = happiness", a re-training would not replicate that, and would not necessarily produce a dimension for "happiness" at all.
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Women are the favorite by 10%+ only for a single department. This is a _different_ fallacy, now...
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It also ignores operations of type (set of rows) => (set of rows) or (row) => (set of rows). and makes you jump through hoops of CTEs to implement them except in some special cases. Limited versions of these (flatMaps) work just fine
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This is my exact feeling. The problem is upstream: the world that needs escaping.
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I'm guessing they didn't start this project in 2019.
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Because the idea of your job and your life being separate is ridiculous, an artifact of a first-generation middle-class that burgeoned in the second half of the 20th century and was largely just happy to have money and security. We - the yo
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Mostly just that the MLB plays series of games.
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Can you describe their agenda, or point to a description of it? It's conspicuously centrist and pro-global-capitalism (see: articles essentially saying "human lives on earth has definitely gotten better under capitalism" (and
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Um, it's only hubris if it's wrong (and evidence suggests we _can_, so this argument is irrelevant). And what's hubris for a single person is not hubris for a global civilization. And it's clearly _not_ an act of hubris
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This is explicitly very different from that. There's no claim of "negative mass dark matter particles" in _ever_ location, rather, they have a specific distribution.
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The most effective part of going vegan is incrementally improving the viability of veganism in the markets for groceries, restaurants and culture. I think.
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> Having the video auto play converted visitors almost 50% more often than them having to click the play button (it may be evil, but it makes money). Because the ones who weren't going to convert never came back
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In case anyone isn't already familiar with indoor bouldering, here's a great competition video: https://youtu.be/uHlV_nLLXLc?t=49 Cannot recommend bouldering enough. Problem-solving minds tend to love it.
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Gitlab is also 3 years younger as a company, and Github had a undeniable first-mover advantage in the space.
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Support that?
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If you make 3 subsequent measurements of different but related variables (like a vector component wrt to 3 different axes) the 3rd's probability distribution will depend on the value you observed in the 2nd observation in a way that ca
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My immediate reaction to this is you _probably_ had well-off parents in or adjacent to academia, and (separately) are likely to be in the demographic majority here.
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These rants always seem to miss something important. Not everyone thinks like you (seasoned terminal users) do. There are different kinds of intelligence. The only way to get good with a terminal is to RTFM and _play_ with it, until you
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> will almost certainly also have mastered atomic transmutation as well I don't see any reason to think that's true.
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Dinosaurs feel so much like a local maximum of evolution. Heavy investment in one "component" - exploitation over exploration.
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Based on this recent blog post that's been passed around, Pipenv. https://jacobian.org/writing/python-environment-2018/
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They aren't slaves...
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And that they want it to a degree that exceeds the cost of doing it, and of keeping up in that arms race. Chances are they don't.
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This feels like a weird time to say good riddance. Is this an anti-serverless post, or...?
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