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You say you "used the ChatGPT on one screen, code editor on the other approach for a long time" but moved to "prompt and accept". Can I ask why? Is it work pressures, the convenien…

Textual apps powered by sqlite running on a phone sounds like a superpower for filling your phone with useful tools, thanks for sharing! Does it access a local sqlite file or are y…

The Python Challenge sounds similar but I don't know if there was a rock paper scissors component. http://www.pythonchallenge.com/

SEEKING WORK | UK | Remote preferred | Data scientist | Instructor/trainer I'm a data scientist and educator with a background in software and web development. Having worked a vari…

Agreed, the engineering side is where valuable growth is/will be. Also from the limited sample I know of (people I know who are hiring managers) the candidate pool for data scienti…

Chris Albon has a great pack on his website chrisalbon.com

You say "I've enjoyed them much more than the machine learning I've done". I actually find the machine learning the LEAST interesting thing about a data science career in the sense…

What about paying for Google services? I do worry about my dependency on the GSuite, perhaps being a paid customer is the way to secure yourself a bit. Looks like the lowest paid t…

I was invited by a friend to contribute to a birthday card on it and loved the experience. Great job, will use this in the future!

This is so spot on about Data Science in the "enterprise" or "legacy" organisations (i.e. basically pre-dating the data hype). Personally getting stuff done with data in this envir…

I'll second this. Switching from browsing news sites daily to just reading The Economist (in print, not online) has made me feel no less well-informed, if sometimes a few days out …

Interesting - hardcore in what sense?

raptitude.com is a great source of articles to remind you of the things that were compelling to you at any point about mindfulness and/or meditation. I also recommend the spin off …

I think the guy's doing that one on purpose to be honest. He's cashing in on the popularity of his (unintentionally) hilarious rendition of Big in Japan (or "bikicsunáj"): https://…

Python for all the reasons people have mentioned here. Tangential, but does anyone know of a playground environment where you can code (ro)bots in Python? I'm thinking of the old R…

The links on the site are usually the "most trending" ones, so it's good for that, but I wish it had as much discussion as HN. For some reason I much prefer HN to reddit for discus…

Came here to post this. I swapped my daily news reading habit for an Economist subscription (paper only) and have not looked back. The first 1-2 pages will typically summarise the …

Seconded. AntennaPod supports the two ways I want to add a podcast: search and by url. Haven't run into the problem of it not finding anything either (but if I did, I agree that it…

I have a couple of go to pieces on procrastination/getting things done: Procrastination is not Laziness ( http://www.raptitude.com/2011/05/procrastination-is-not-lazi... ) 6 Harsh …

As a jobseeker I use this daily, thanks for a great product. The more data sources you can integrate in the future, the better!

I'm curious, what were the details that made that story sound less bad than it does at first glance?

I find this as well. My motivation for new projects is 100x compared to my motivation to finish existing ones, and I feel part of it at least is because on the existing ones I've r…

Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly within the UK Technologies: Data science & machine learning, Python data science stack (numpy, pandas, scikit-learn, matp…

That's true. The big if is whether we can ever have the resources to fully simulate the human brain. If we ever get close to that, then we can worry about the "intelligence explosi…

> I doubt the sun provides enough energy for us to fully simulate the sun. That's an interesting way to put it! I tend to agree that simulating a human brain will need more than th…