So why this over tcgplayer’s low costs or card kingdom’s generous buylist? Can you make a cart optimizer that works?
No office compares to my own home.
This is a huge problem for me! Frequently I can't hear people at all. My team is fully remote from each other, but we're all required to go into one of the company's offices five days a week. The worst of both worlds.
This would work in Magic: Arena digital-only formats using the perpetual mechanic plus a variation of the text on a card like Magical Hack.
I've been using pyjanitor for what seems like similar functionality. How does this compare? https://pyjanitor-devs.github.io/pyjanitor/
Funny that I was about to comment "it doesn't seem so bad, just draw a directed graph to work it out". Reading your comment it does seem a little unreasonable.
I love love love DuckDB. When I can use DuckDB + pyarrow and not import pandas, it makes my day.
I really don't like these "favorite x" questions. Aren't interviewers just asking something like "tell me about a language you use and why it's relevant to this interview"? Why not ask questions more directly? I saw on…
Once I discovered DuckDB, I use pandas methods a lot less. It’s so much easier for me to write SQL than to deal with Pandas’ syntax.
I love that I can adjust individual people’s volume in discord. Afaik I can’t in zoom.
Is the audio jack an apple thing? I'm on a four year old Dell and it's on the right.
Terrifying, but I drove for only two hours before getting my driver's license in California. At the time (and possibly still) you didn't have to have driver's training courses to take the test if you were 18+.
Does this need a (2009)?
The Seattle Public Library has 769 holds on the ebook of Margaret Atwood's The Testaments, with 146 copies! One copy is ridiculous. This is almost three times the number of holds on physical books (376 physical books…
All I remember about that room was that it was nearly impossible to find a seat during finals (about 12 years ago!). We used to drive to a 24 hour coffee shop in Dixon instead. Nice to get a few miles away from Davis…
I used to play a lot of all day Magic: the Gathering tournaments where the only option was overpriced convention junk food. 12 hours of stressful competition was enough to keep off hunger and I lost weight from this.
Is this specific to engineers? I noticed this in college classes across disciplines. A lot of the time that someone raised their hand, it was to share an anecdote and not a question.
The world's most popular database becomes the world's most popular web framework. Makes sense.
I don't have kids, but my sister's kids are watching Youtube, not Netflix. They're basically watching the same thing I am: product reviews, just different channels.
Obligatory Joel Grus: slides from his 'I don't like notebooks' talk. He has good follow-up talks too. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1n2RlMdmv1p25Xy5thJUh...
There are some people fighting the good fight for more disciplined metaheuristics research. Metaheurstics - the Metaphor Exposed is a nice read (https://www.cs.ubc.ca/~hutter/EARG.shtml/stack/2013_Sorensen...). The…
Reproducing a deck I've seen before exactly makes no sense in limited. Maybe it's too different of an idea, but in I draft I absolutely evaluate (part of) my skill by how well I've reproduced important components of a…
Oops, I wrote mtgtop8.com when I meant top8draft.com. Thought I could edit comments but I don't see a way now.
This is cool stuff. Have you checked out mtgtop8.com? Some code for it from back in Kaladesh: https://github.com/ivodopyanov/MTGML. I asked the dev a couple of years ago and he said he had a newer version, but it wasn't…
I've been told that not knowing better is a typical reason (and another reply says so), but my anecdotal contribution is different. When I'm implementing algorithm, I'll typically be implementing something that uses…
So why this over tcgplayer’s low costs or card kingdom’s generous buylist? Can you make a cart optimizer that works?
No office compares to my own home.
This is a huge problem for me! Frequently I can't hear people at all. My team is fully remote from each other, but we're all required to go into one of the company's offices five days a week. The worst of both worlds.
This would work in Magic: Arena digital-only formats using the perpetual mechanic plus a variation of the text on a card like Magical Hack.
I've been using pyjanitor for what seems like similar functionality. How does this compare? https://pyjanitor-devs.github.io/pyjanitor/
Funny that I was about to comment "it doesn't seem so bad, just draw a directed graph to work it out". Reading your comment it does seem a little unreasonable.
I love love love DuckDB. When I can use DuckDB + pyarrow and not import pandas, it makes my day.
I really don't like these "favorite x" questions. Aren't interviewers just asking something like "tell me about a language you use and why it's relevant to this interview"? Why not ask questions more directly? I saw on…
Once I discovered DuckDB, I use pandas methods a lot less. It’s so much easier for me to write SQL than to deal with Pandas’ syntax.
I love that I can adjust individual people’s volume in discord. Afaik I can’t in zoom.
Is the audio jack an apple thing? I'm on a four year old Dell and it's on the right.
Terrifying, but I drove for only two hours before getting my driver's license in California. At the time (and possibly still) you didn't have to have driver's training courses to take the test if you were 18+.
Does this need a (2009)?
The Seattle Public Library has 769 holds on the ebook of Margaret Atwood's The Testaments, with 146 copies! One copy is ridiculous. This is almost three times the number of holds on physical books (376 physical books…
All I remember about that room was that it was nearly impossible to find a seat during finals (about 12 years ago!). We used to drive to a 24 hour coffee shop in Dixon instead. Nice to get a few miles away from Davis…
I used to play a lot of all day Magic: the Gathering tournaments where the only option was overpriced convention junk food. 12 hours of stressful competition was enough to keep off hunger and I lost weight from this.
Is this specific to engineers? I noticed this in college classes across disciplines. A lot of the time that someone raised their hand, it was to share an anecdote and not a question.
The world's most popular database becomes the world's most popular web framework. Makes sense.
I don't have kids, but my sister's kids are watching Youtube, not Netflix. They're basically watching the same thing I am: product reviews, just different channels.
Obligatory Joel Grus: slides from his 'I don't like notebooks' talk. He has good follow-up talks too. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1n2RlMdmv1p25Xy5thJUh...
There are some people fighting the good fight for more disciplined metaheuristics research. Metaheurstics - the Metaphor Exposed is a nice read (https://www.cs.ubc.ca/~hutter/EARG.shtml/stack/2013_Sorensen...). The…
Reproducing a deck I've seen before exactly makes no sense in limited. Maybe it's too different of an idea, but in I draft I absolutely evaluate (part of) my skill by how well I've reproduced important components of a…
Oops, I wrote mtgtop8.com when I meant top8draft.com. Thought I could edit comments but I don't see a way now.
This is cool stuff. Have you checked out mtgtop8.com? Some code for it from back in Kaladesh: https://github.com/ivodopyanov/MTGML. I asked the dev a couple of years ago and he said he had a newer version, but it wasn't…
I've been told that not knowing better is a typical reason (and another reply says so), but my anecdotal contribution is different. When I'm implementing algorithm, I'll typically be implementing something that uses…