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DryLabRebel

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About DryLabRebel

Data scientist, rebel Christian. Husband, father, nerd. Fantasy, sci-fi/cyberpunk, vim, git, python, bash, sql and R.

Halfheartedly playing around with the idea of freelancing.

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    Comment #39306463

    I calculated the ratios, and ordered them (probably. It's 5am and I did it very quickly) git: 0.28 rust: 0.42 c++: 0.94 typescript: 0.95 react: 1.10 kubernetes: 1.22 go[lang]: 1.33…

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    Comment #38309038

    Lol, I did the same thing. Everything about this article and this comment section has started my Saturday off on a 'humans bug me' tangent.

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    Comment #37911234

    Grymoire is how I learned sed, and is a fantastic quick reference for grep and regex also.

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    Comment #37907113

    I appreciate how many people have defended this statement as 'clear and straightforward' by providing a way clearer and very straightforward summary of it with 1/3 the word count..…

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    Comment #37514939

    Colin's channel is just a treasure trove.

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    Comment #37343939

    > competent individuals held contingent attitudes and endorsed cynicism only if it was warranted in a given sociocultural environment. The paper doesn't speculate on how many cultu…

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    Comment #36638113

    You forgot another issue: - containing potentially sensitive data in your notebook

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    Comment #36637741

    The world is changing, and children should change with it. Learn and understand technology, and the benefits of where modern machine learning is taking us. But you cannot unironica…

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    Comment #34099638

    Would you prefer an article about the future of AI written by a chef, or a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist?

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    Comment #31732592

    20 people is very low, presumably becuase the goal of the study was sleep effects, and they were using sleep labs, so I'd say that budget was a big issue here. No doubt they wanted…

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    Comment #31034779

    I think this is getting at the more robust solution. When youtube videos are taken down or made private, they are not deleted necessarily from my playlists. There's simply an indic…

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    Comment #30356727

    I don't think it's really a secret. It's pretty straightforward to understand that when the vast majority of your sites income is generated from ad revenue, that data is being used…