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by tandav 6y ago
Very great work. I'm also interested to see this patterns "unrolled". Not on a circle but on timeline (like spectrogram). Where x-axis is time and y-axis is unrolled pattern (0..2pi).
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by tandav 6y ago
I have opposite experience. After trying pyspark functional pipelines (so many handy functions) plain SQL seems so hard to read/understand. The main probem is that order of execution is not equal to order of code lines. https:/&#
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by tandav 6y ago
related: there was another large poison spill in russia this year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norilsk_oil_spill
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by tandav 6y ago
Maybe not most favorite but the good one: The comment is about how to think about "news /social networks addiction": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13002196
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by tandav 6y ago
I recently found this. Works like a charm: https://github.com/martinblech/xmltodict
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Emacs Won Out over Vim(twitter.com)
3 points by tandav 6y ago|2 comments
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by tandav 6y ago
When send large files I often get broken pipe error using this method
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by tandav 6y ago
just a reminder: vim has it's own file browser netrw: vim . It has many known bugs but I use it because it don't need any extra install/config patching. Just simple file browser to find a file to open in vim.
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by tandav 6y ago
In my experience Apache Spark and PySpark is the most convenient way to make complex queries / to select, transform data
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Obesity of politicians and corruption in post‐Soviet countries(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
3 points by tandav 6y ago|0 comments
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by tandav 6y ago
my personal pain is that you can't add trailing comma (PAIN!!!)
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by tandav 6y ago
Apple never tweeted anything (only promotional ad tweets)
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by tandav 6y ago
I would more like to support some kind of pipes, eg.: 123 | add10 | str | print UPD: Some of my workarounds (dont try this at home lol): [twitter thread] https://twitter.com/tandavaya/status/1155925017848242176
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by tandav 6y ago
https://youtu.be/Zof-TH8hZ20
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by tandav 6y ago
mind == blown
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by tandav 6y ago
+1, but I use jupyter instead of IPython
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by tandav 6y ago
Good example of using `http.server` in python
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by tandav 7y ago
nice job, twitter api is terrible
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by tandav 7y ago
still no good tutorial for complete beginners
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by tandav 7y ago
I see no reason why comments can be bad
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by tandav 7y ago
btw there is default 'Screen Sharing.app' in macOS. You find it via spotlight or via facetime/messages in menubar
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by tandav 7y ago
Luke Smith video?
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ProtonMail fulfilled Russian government request to disable bomb threats accounts(protonmail.com)
5 points by tandav 7y ago|0 comments
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by tandav 7y ago
To be fair Ask HN questions are often clickbait-y too. Like: - "What book made the most impact on you"? - "Best tech talk you watched in 2019"? - "How you beat procrastination"?
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Pandas Pre-Release v1.0.0rc0(github.com)
3 points by tandav 7y ago|0 comments
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by tandav 7y ago
bruh moment: $ python -m pip list | grep date python-dateutil 2.8.0 Yeah this is another library but anyway that was creepy.
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by tandav 7y ago
Taking vitamin D shrinks that gap for a little.
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by tandav 7y ago
Then we need to define what developer productivity is? Number of commits?
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by tandav 7y ago
For me frequent usecase for ESC is to hide some popup that you opened by accident. Like "Save As" dialog / rename file / Purchase SublimeText License / etc. In macOS you can hide many types of dialogs with ESC
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Itertools Combinatorics(twitter.com)
2 points by tandav 7y ago|0 comments

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