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jingw222
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Comment #48856608
nobody cares anymore
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Comment #48676532
memory and storage companies are like oil oligarch right now
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Comment #48558442
open source must win
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Comment #48454791
ironically they respect user privacy the most and collect the least amount of data that’s why they lag behind ai i don’t understand why you would expect them to win
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Comment #36475183
I force myself to commute to work by bike. That is about 30 minutes one way. But I can not do it under bad weather conditions. Also not in freezing winter or hot summer.
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Comment #35148512
great work! can't help but wonder how this is different from Dash app from Plotly
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Comment #28489792
Of course I have. Being able to integrate everything into a single software would be great. Every couple of months I tried using notebooks in VSCode I switched back. It’s so bitter…
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Comment #28421416
Ironic that someone who works on VSCode at Microsoft does not use the notebook in VSCode but instead Jupyter
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Comment #27363121
My MacBook Pro fans are roaring like airplane engines after several minutes
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Comment #25614576
I also find it a source of distraction in that the other monitor that I’m not currently working on disperses bright lights out of the corner of my eyes constantly vying for my atte…
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Comment #25508675
I'm 99% with this, except that when you work so hard on the challenging deep work and there's no energy left to be able enjoy the glory of the success.
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Comment #25335662
I can see this is very useful when I don’t have time to read when driving or don’t want to use my eyes after work. The elephant in the room is how do you cope with articles behind …
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Comment #25324398
Your viz techniques are stunning af. I'm afraid there might be too many moving parts on the canvas than enough to be not distracting to be honest.
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Comment #25267226
It’s extremely difficult and requires lots of will power to dispose of your five different devices vying for your attention when you’re feeling “bored”before bed. These are like el…
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Comment #25195012
Interestingly, the ranking approaches used here are quite comparable to how those big giants do their recsys algorithms. The algorithms are never perfect and there will always be e…
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Comment #25097013
Very promising product. Having used PushBullet on my Pixel phone for such a long time, I’m scratching my head trying to find an alternative on iOS since it’s no longer available on…
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Comment #23915534
I don't see your point. Code that's more modular, pluggable is by definition easier to delete. That should not be a reason to prevent us writing easy to delete code.
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Comment #22804485
My personal blog https://iamjameswong.com/2020-04-06-building-a-home-hiit-wor... on data science and life.
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Comment #22633978
#stopchrisalbon
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Comment #22623253
That would be a dream setup
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Comment #22223070
Being perfectly aligned with teammates on everything but ending up with a totally differently or straight wrong result. How do you justify that? Otherwise I'm with OP.
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Comment #22198314
Here's my shameless plug, SPolarfy.com is a Flask web app that helps me to find similar tracks on Spotify according to their audio features.
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Comment #22178629
Boredom brews greatness.