te_chris

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Why? lol
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My son loves the city farms. Mudchute one is huge and great.
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Stopped looking at it more than once a week
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https://skip.tools/ Swift can be! Saw this the other day and looks interesting
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The Wager by David Grann, about a disastrous British maritime voyage in the 18th century that involved shipwreck, surviving castaways, multiple distinct routes back to Britain, then fighting over the story when different parties got back. N
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Competing against luck by Clayton Christensen, how brands grow by Byron Sharp
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O1 is fine.
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To use async await you have to execute the code in a run loop.
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There’s this https://arxiv.org/pdf/2312.05481v9
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I agree, studying STEM doesn't exclude becoming a balanced person. Politcians tinkering with the education system and killing humanities and arts departments because they don't make coders makes it harder to create a balanced soci
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Not least by the idiots in power saying STEM STEM STEM and defunding the departments that provide context to the world.
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This has worked for me for sentiment classification, i had a score and a summary field and the results were much more accurate.
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Oh man, I use Skype to call foreign numbers ever 4 months or so when we’re on holiday.
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Elixir
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Radically new and stupid and should be illegal design. It’s a death machine for pedestrians.
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Agree. I’ve been trying to learn ML and data for a few years now and, around 2021 I guess, realised Maths was the real block. I’ve tried a bunch of courses (MIT linalg, Coursera ICL Maths for ML, Khan etc etc) but what I eventually realised
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by te_chris 2y ago
Pandas best feature for me is the df format being readable by duckdb. The filtering api is a nightmare
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The price for an IPS panel is questionable. QLED much better.
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Maybe they’ll finally release a good studio display
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I gave up on AWS when I realised you can’t deploy a container straight to ec2 like you can on GCP. For bigger things, yeah the support’s better, for anything small to mid GCP all day. Primitives that actually make sense to how we use contai
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In the UK the highway code was changed recently and pedestrians then cyclists have highest priority in all circumstances.
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4 way stops are such insane traffic flow devices. Love the comedy, Larry David vibes but c’mon America.
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Elon is in the CCP pocket tho.
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So many well thought out words and almost none about product, users or the people who actually provide the asset being monetised. The products they make are sugar and if you wean yourself off you find they’re not actually important to you.
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by te_chris 2y ago
My (nearly) 2 year old reads Cars and Trucks etc. for ages on end like it's a sacred text.
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Can’t by design. It’s a different process. You can’t get the same smooth transitions as easily with the light faders on pioneer djms (the standard).
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This is an underrated point. And it’s not just an old code base. I find AI generated changes can lead to messy debugging when they don’t work as I didn’t write it first off.
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I heard an urban legend that the original eradication was basically carpet bombing the south with DDT back before we knew better.
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by te_chris 2y ago
Crockford hates TypeScript and loves og JS. He thinks the push to turn JS into c# is misguided and a waste of the original small talk-y beauty of The Good Parts - src he said as much to me at a lunch I went to where he was also attending.
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London's flows with coke

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