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Comment #34960840
There's an undercurrent of victim blaming here. A lot of companies hire data scientists simply because it's "the thing to do" and they want to appear modern in the marketplace. But…
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Comment #34944771
Did you actually listen to the presentation? They explicitly addressed each of these points (except the bit about the confounding variables, admittedly).
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Comment #34944587
The good examples are _always_ cherry picked.
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Comment #34851700
I'd be interested in seeing other "setting up an electronics workshop" articles by other engineers. Luke Gorrie, for example, has an article here: https://github.com/lukego/solderi…
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Comment #34684568
I'm really curious as to how these were done, or might plausibly have been done. Is this indicated anywhere? After working on audio signal processing for quite a few years, I'm inv…
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Comment #34399536
This makes no sense!
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Comment #34346599
The whole point of the article is to discuss Make.
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Comment #34345807
It kind of makes the whole article irrelevant. Like a house of cards that is build on a foundation of Make, but when you get to the bottom there are no actual Makefiles there.
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Comment #34345700
I've never seen so much disagreement about "what is Buddhism" as I have in online Buddhist communities. Everywhere I turn there is conflict, misunderstanding, and people proclaimin…
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Comment #34345128
The article has the following near the end: "To see more real-world examples of makefiles, see my [World Atlas]( https://github.com/mbostock/world-atlas ) and [U.S. Atlas]( https:/…
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Comment #34304956
> I'm currently working with the AWS SDK Python documentation and it's a hot pile of garbage from all points of view (UX, info architecture, technical detail, etc.). I agree that p…
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Comment #34304827
> It makes me sad that many people will use this as an opportunity to write off Buddhist practices. This would be a huge misunderstanding of the article. I read the whole article, …
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Comment #34288993
Homebrew is an awful system, it's the exact opposite of what should be held up as an example of a well engineered "packaging system". It's not even a proper package management syst…
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Comment #34275438
I never knew about MiroTalk before, so I'm happy to see this post. How does it compare with Jitsi, for example?
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Comment #34244177
> wasting time looking up the manuals God forbid!
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Comment #34207119
Ooh, I've never heard of FizzBuzzBang before, but this seems like such a natural (and surprisingly interesting) extension. Thanks for mentioning it. I'm going to check it out.
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Comment #34119763
Interesting to see so many folks here running Exim. It's my favorite MTA primarily because I find it understandable, it has excellent documentation, and I'm used to it as it used t…
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Comment #34100867
> a) I Co-run the Data Science Weekly newsletter. Is the newsletter still running? I looked at the archive on the website and I didn't see anything more recent than April 2022.
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Comment #34087472
Thanks for the information!! I just checked my copy, and it is indeed the Buss translation. I was reading it for several week a few months ago, and I ended up putting it down, just…
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Comment #34073281
How does the Penguin translation stack up? It's the only one I can easily find.
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Comment #34054976
> For software, a programmer literally owns the means of production, so all programmers are bourgeoise? No, they are not. Marxist analysis doesn't really map to information technol…
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