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carlmcqueen
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About carlmcqueen
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Comment #44736384
For awhile I was working on Monte Carlo sims in my job in finance in my early career. Just re-building a existing archaic excel monster in python to be more flexible to new investm…
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Comment #39190088
Anecdotal, and old now: I worked with an ex-NSA agent when I worked at a big bank who worked out of a some of middle east offices in early 2000s. He talked about how new agents oft…
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Comment #36667259
I'm not far into it, so I don't know how good it will be. However FX's 'Class of 2009' seems interesting too where FBI agents have AI strapped to them feeding the dataset at all ti…
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Comment #36257446
Having to ask people be kind about your code on HN is such a shame of reality to me. Half of brilliance is having your working version, used by many people. You had working code th…
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Comment #35422262
I know it's my own niche case, but with apple silicone I have more issues with external monitors than I've ever had in my entire life. I run my own business and I've always liked M…
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Comment #35150866
The fear of language model AI takes me back to my original fear when I joined a data science team at a huge bank with just a bachelor's degree and five years of experience. I was e…
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Comment #35137056
Personal response to this, despite owning a home, is that there always seems to be some reason the media/news stories are making the home market sound shaky when they're actually t…
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Comment #34234752
I live in the midwest and own a non-tesla EV, and the minute you get out of any kind of bigger cities your chances of finding a level 3 are quite sparse. There are a LOT of chargep…
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Comment #34231102
Really interesting point but I know I've gotten older when he said 'my audience is middle-aged' but the way I read the chart from google is that most of his audience is between 21-…
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Comment #34016983
Oracle people tend to be heavy oracle people too. At the bank I worked before 2019 at I was on a advanced analytic team, we had this amazing teradata database and then there were t…
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Comment #33176938
Hulu is one, if you need an example.
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Comment #33079284
This is an analysis should probably be read while listening to Dave Matthews Band Ants Marching. Really cool analysis and fun to see it written in R. Jerr Thorpe had an app that ga…
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Comment #31741502
I'm not a doctor, but as a family member and extended family member, I know that many bipolar children appear with ADHD in their early years and are treated with ADHD medication. T…
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Comment #31170359
I don't know why I never looked into it more but this comment caught me off guard. I always wondered what hotline was because a friend of mine in high school's dad was a bartender …
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Comment #31168334
In 2008, I graduated at the same time as this guy, and I had two film grad friends who felt EXACTLY the same way. One started as a wire guy in television and worked his way up to a…
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Comment #30386090
Why would only having been with three people change how much sex you have had?
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Comment #30272557
If journalism is similar to art, this seems obvious. When we consider the many classical periods of art, we see that the majority of the artists lived in the same location, knew ea…
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Comment #30236715
dtplyr is an option as well which lets you use tidyverse syntax with data.table backend. Speed and syntax. If you learned data.table however, it's better to just stay in data.table…
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Comment #29924639
My wife has a doctorate in occupational therapy and works as a hand therapist, when pay is the only metric looked at you really do miss a lot. The body condition of construction wo…
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Comment #29894534
Or even continually change it. So even if you agreed with original terms, to continue using it you have to keep accepting the changes.
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Comment #29309125
When I worked for a major financial institution in a data science / analytic group there were a lot of very, very smart math types who couldn't code. They'd ask how I'd gotten my c…
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Comment #28607088
https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/timeline.htm Which has been done before.
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Comment #22376159
This is a very common answer to these stories on hackernews but this one is from a humble point of view that truly brings home the point. My side is that I worked for a bank on the…
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Comment #20918235
This is good news for new users to python when getting books that start with an argument for using 2 or 3 and then the book trying to be in both.