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stevesycombacct
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Comment #40157298
On the contrary, McKinsey can also service as an abstraction between the customer and AI. The customer gets two layers of removal from any real responsibility for the price of one.…
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Comment #28943937
> RedditIsFun This app is now called "rif is fun" due to a trademark licensing dispute.
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Comment #28633460
I've been on both ends of the child thinking that the haircut is completely fine and requires no advance notice, and a month later the same child being terrified and needing to be …
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Comment #26879648
In a previous life I worked in secured government spaces where personal devices weren't allowed at all, full stop, and the internet was also restricted to prevent access to most we…
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Comment #26702770
I find that the same issue is made worse when using a service like Instapaper to store content for reading on other devices later. The pull quotes read like an emphasized point, wh…
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Comment #26335960
> I have no (interesting) problems to solve with [...] In fact, what pushed me into VBA was when $manager thought I would be a good fit to learn it, and gave me the book! I was a l…
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Comment #26328745
Excel Power Programming with VBA, by John Walkenbach It's what pushed me into programming and eventually data science in other languages, which led to a significant push in my care…
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Comment #25597860
I have a lot of heartburn reading something like this. I spent a decade in government consulting trying to implement anything resembling "data science" or "DevOps" and got repeated…
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Comment #25593777
I can narrow it down to a top 4, if that's permissible. * The Man Who Was Thursday, by GK Chesterton * The Oresteia, by Aeschylus * Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Rostand * The Eye …
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Comment #25547979
Overall I prefer Instapaper to Feedly due to the minimalist design and dark mode on mobile. However, there are strong arguments for either one.[0] Additionally, I use Feedly[1] to …
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Comment #25421014
A gamified method to learn the base functions of a language. Great idea. I'd buy a Pandas pack.
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Comment #24941886
As an Altair fan, I'm interested in your plans for future versions, if you're free to discuss those. While composing this question I was about to ask if you support VS Code, but I …
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Comment #24766238
I'm finding that the Daily Mixes, found near the Discover Weekly playlist in the "Made for " part of the app, do a good job of this, and will also include similar music not in your…
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Comment #24509139
They found me on LinkedIn last year and scheduled a sales call, which I agreed to. I'm in consulting, so I need to know about their product in case a client asks for it, or in case…
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Comment #24411439
One bit of feedback on "3. Mutating values" The reason that _ = [validations.pop(key) for key in ('executed','filter_type')] is a mutation is because of the .pop() command, which t…
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Comment #24411007
1. Data science, mostly visualization, sometimes as fiction. 2. Only a handful of times, over the past year. The time needed to write and edit can be long. I'm also trying to write…
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Comment #24375971
The closest service I've found to old-school RSS is Feedly[0], which allows me to subscribe to various news or social media pipelines and group them as I like. [0] https://feedly.c…
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Comment #24374798
A "level up" moment in my life was freshman year when a roommate pointed me to DI.fm to explore electronic music streams. The default client to load the stream at the best bitrate …
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Comment #24237766
It's more like 90%. On existing processes, standardizing collection has been nearly impossible unless I promised that it would be easier, it will take less time, and I'll do all th…
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Comment #24236532
A significant chunk of my work involves no use of algorithms, statistics, or math. For the most part, my days are filled with one thing: cleaning up data. If more firms took an edu…
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Comment #23916593
See also: Chartmaker Directory- http://chartmaker.visualisingdata.com/
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Comment #23502095
Please, I couldn't find a straightforward configuration to do that
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Comment #23499617
I'm a big fan of Altair and have used it for demos in the past. However, restrictions such as a 5,000-row limit on dataframes and usage only inside notebooks pushes me to other sol…