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Comment #40811658
I won't argue against the Supreme Court being a political institution. However, I do think the court is more nuanced than popular opinion realizes. The article below shows a nice g…
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Comment #40359925
I think this is the original repo: https://gitlab.com/zephray/glider based on this tweet: https://twitter.com/zephray_wenting/status/17901730074884506...
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Comment #39037872
I went to college with Lars. He's a brilliant, wonderful person. Allow me to be one more person who doesn't know what to say. I hope that's ok.
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Comment #38928391
The PR message with a riff off the Night Before Christmas is gold. https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/113465
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Comment #36667391
Seems interesting. It would be nice if a user could record maintenance events. For example: rotate tires, change oil. Also, I would like to upload user manuals - not just hyperlink…
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Comment #36433285
I wonder why aeon split from sktime. https://twitter.com/sktime_toolbox/status/164721412371161907...
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Comment #34832033
Ed Crooks, formerly of the FT and now at WoodMac had this to say in his energy pulse this week. > While there is clearly still a great deal that we don’t know about this incident, …
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Comment #33692621
The author grew up in Utah, so my guess is that the essay is about Mormonism / latter day saints
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Comment #32842658
I've been using ploomber over the last year to build ML pipelines. It's good for both dev/prod workflows. The other frameworks were too bulky for a small team with little infra sup…
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Comment #29910414
I've been using ploomber for a month and so far, I really like it. The developers have been super helpful. It hits the sweet spot for writing developer-friendly, maintainable scien…