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stuartaxelowen
8y ago
I love vega-lite, thank you so much for your hard work!
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And if you need the index: for idx, genre in enumerate (list_of_genres)
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Most companies still have a very hard time building a good machine learning pipeline.
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First impression: your site claims that $15/hr is a living wage in a major city, when in Seattle you'll be spending at least half that on an apartment anywhere in the metro area.
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This is breathtaking. This is the first good usage of scroll manipulation I've ever seen, and it has blown my socks off.
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Why use the GPU? Is terminal redraw latency really this big of a problem?
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My account literally has my old legal name, and can't be changed
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> Firstly, any articles that received under 50 points were filtered out Why? There's still a lot of information in the posts that didn't receive significant interest, and unexplained filtering here seems more suspicious than a
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The tempting question: would you have shot Hitler at the height of WW2?
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Create systems by which people come to know about your site and want to visit it to solve a problem they have. For example, SEO content marketing targets problems people search Google for and create content that helps solve that problem whi
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Not at all - I released a customer support on Twitter dataset there specifically focused on unsupervised tasks! I think the focus on supervision in what people do with the data shows that there are still a lot of people poking around with t
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Totally agree. Sprinkle in some row level security and you've got an app server with data isolated at the DB level, and get the power of SQL for building out endpoints. Compared to this graphql feels a little like engineering theatre.
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Re: pandas, you could have done it streaming, a'la the `chunksize` parameter.
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Interesting, I think that a good CI/CD story is probably the biggest thing holding broader use of stored procedures back.
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Triggers in postgres are amazing - I've got a full automated phrase-extraction system built in postgres triggers, such that salient phrases are automatically detected in marked text fields.
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Slider all the way to the right, only hear demonic "Laurie".
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Or Band Pass Filter :P
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I see it happen first hand - the people that make friends are the ones that grab them, and don't let them go. If you push through the uncertainty and trepidation that happens early in every relationship, you'll find you've m
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The social safety net here in Japan is amazing, but the stigma of relying on it is so high that utilization by those most in need is very low, and that taking risks that could potentially lead to needing to utilize it are strongly avoided (
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Page appears to be down from Tokyo.
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I'm no where near an expert here, but at that expense, why not just give them the money?
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VisiData is indispensable for data engineering tasks. I've been `head -n 1000 mybigfile.csv | grep somerandomthing | etc | etc`ing for so long, it's ability to give you fast summaries and exploration is such a breath of fresh air!
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Might want to try that again...
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Wait, why are autonomous vehicles not AI anymore?
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All patterns are post rationalizations.
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Adversarial Autoencoders with PyTorch
(blog.paperspace.com)
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"Josh and I both had enough savings from previous jobs to be able to live in NYC for more than two years (with a simple lifestyle…), and we didn't start paying ourselves a salary until 2.5 years in." Critical factor here.
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Modern SQL databases like PostgreSQL offer full JSON capabilities to serve this need.
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15619541 Again, simple summaries of complex things removes nuance.
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New Dataset of 1M Tweets and Replies from Biggest Brands on Twitter
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