> Sort of. Accessing private Canadian financing is a lot harder for the most part, our financial sector is notoriously risk averse for any sort of personal or business loans unless there's a path of guaranteed returns…
I didn't know that Polars was implemented in Rust. In fact, it's very neat that Rust can interop with Python so cleanly, but that shouldn't be surprising since Python is basically a wrapper around C libraries. But I…
Wow, what a cool workflow. I looks like the interop promise of Apache Arrow is real. It's a great thing when your computer works as fast as you think as opposed to sitting around waiting for queries to finish.
I am impressed that Polar is close to DuckDB near the top. It's surprising that a Python library would often out perform everything but DuckDB. DuckDB is very impressive but DataFrames and Python is too useful to give…
The biggest lesson I took away from all of these hype cycles is how unpredictable they are in their arc. Some trends like AV seem like they were going to take over the world, but they died down as quickly as they rose…
This is just beating a dead horse at this point.
Your team's process should be flexible enough where you don't have a name for it.
If you can put javascript and animations in pdf, what's stopping you from making a frontend in it? I wonder what are the frontiers of things you can do in pdf. Honestly, it seems like only malware authors benefit from…
Yea, I am a struggling to figure out what the secret sauce of this library and if that sauce is introducing foot guns down the line. Multiprocessing std uses fork in linux distros already. I once ran a multiprocess code…
I had this misunderstanding for a long time until I saw Go explain the difference: https://go.dev/blog/waza-talk The confusion here is parallelism vs concurrency. Parallelism is executing multiple tasks at once and…
A lot of problem with Python packages is the fact that a lot of Python programs is not just Python. You have a significant amount of C++, Cython, and binaries (like Intel MKL) when it comes to scientific Python and…
https://www.youtube.com/@PBoyle For good deep dives into finance. A lot of information but it's a great professional look. https://www.youtube.com/@JamesKerLindsay For good deep dives into international politics.…
I found these resources to be helpful. https://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/ This is a good illustration of the transformer and how the math works. https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html If you want a…
Nextdoor has a similar problem but even worse when it comes to the toxicity.
Does anyone know how are they taking wavelengths from an image or what exactly "long-wavelength features" means? I googled "wavelength of images" it doesn't seem like I am going in the right direction because it's about…
I looked up "largest available microsd" and the first item was a pop up box that said the largest available one is 1TB. I put the same query into bing and the result as the same. That's not to say that happen to you…
> "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." - Hanlon's razor There probably isn't a grand strategy when it comes to awful processes. The process was probably setup by some woefully…
"Russia has sufficient conventional military power to reinforce each of its current axes of advance and overpower the conventional Ukrainian forces defending them." I fear that the world doesn't even have the…
I thought the guy was talking about $15 too. I figured that they completely ran out of foreign currency.
I don't know if "correct" and "fun" are at odds with each other. There are very famous examples of games failing at the start because of bugs like Cyberpunk. There is a point where the game is too broken to enjoy. You…
You could always look at specific issues with the bill's text rather than just spreading cynicism.
This is a great lecture. While he is specifically talking about database research, a lot of what he is relevant to academia.
I don't think you can say that the West ignored Crimea. There are still sanctions against Russia and they are not going to be lifted anytime soon. The thing about Crimea is that it's in a slatemate where neither side…
So basically at some point they were funded in part by the CIAs fund as well as other tech companies. Now they aren't at all. Seems very misleading to claim they are CIA funded at this point.
Lately I been watching YouTube videos and finding recipes through that. I find that it's important to follow people with a track record of good cooking. It's no different than following authors who write good books.…
> Sort of. Accessing private Canadian financing is a lot harder for the most part, our financial sector is notoriously risk averse for any sort of personal or business loans unless there's a path of guaranteed returns…
I didn't know that Polars was implemented in Rust. In fact, it's very neat that Rust can interop with Python so cleanly, but that shouldn't be surprising since Python is basically a wrapper around C libraries. But I…
Wow, what a cool workflow. I looks like the interop promise of Apache Arrow is real. It's a great thing when your computer works as fast as you think as opposed to sitting around waiting for queries to finish.
I am impressed that Polar is close to DuckDB near the top. It's surprising that a Python library would often out perform everything but DuckDB. DuckDB is very impressive but DataFrames and Python is too useful to give…
The biggest lesson I took away from all of these hype cycles is how unpredictable they are in their arc. Some trends like AV seem like they were going to take over the world, but they died down as quickly as they rose…
This is just beating a dead horse at this point.
Your team's process should be flexible enough where you don't have a name for it.
If you can put javascript and animations in pdf, what's stopping you from making a frontend in it? I wonder what are the frontiers of things you can do in pdf. Honestly, it seems like only malware authors benefit from…
Yea, I am a struggling to figure out what the secret sauce of this library and if that sauce is introducing foot guns down the line. Multiprocessing std uses fork in linux distros already. I once ran a multiprocess code…
I had this misunderstanding for a long time until I saw Go explain the difference: https://go.dev/blog/waza-talk The confusion here is parallelism vs concurrency. Parallelism is executing multiple tasks at once and…
A lot of problem with Python packages is the fact that a lot of Python programs is not just Python. You have a significant amount of C++, Cython, and binaries (like Intel MKL) when it comes to scientific Python and…
https://www.youtube.com/@PBoyle For good deep dives into finance. A lot of information but it's a great professional look. https://www.youtube.com/@JamesKerLindsay For good deep dives into international politics.…
I found these resources to be helpful. https://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/ This is a good illustration of the transformer and how the math works. https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html If you want a…
Nextdoor has a similar problem but even worse when it comes to the toxicity.
Does anyone know how are they taking wavelengths from an image or what exactly "long-wavelength features" means? I googled "wavelength of images" it doesn't seem like I am going in the right direction because it's about…
I looked up "largest available microsd" and the first item was a pop up box that said the largest available one is 1TB. I put the same query into bing and the result as the same. That's not to say that happen to you…
> "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." - Hanlon's razor There probably isn't a grand strategy when it comes to awful processes. The process was probably setup by some woefully…
"Russia has sufficient conventional military power to reinforce each of its current axes of advance and overpower the conventional Ukrainian forces defending them." I fear that the world doesn't even have the…
I thought the guy was talking about $15 too. I figured that they completely ran out of foreign currency.
I don't know if "correct" and "fun" are at odds with each other. There are very famous examples of games failing at the start because of bugs like Cyberpunk. There is a point where the game is too broken to enjoy. You…
You could always look at specific issues with the bill's text rather than just spreading cynicism.
This is a great lecture. While he is specifically talking about database research, a lot of what he is relevant to academia.
I don't think you can say that the West ignored Crimea. There are still sanctions against Russia and they are not going to be lifted anytime soon. The thing about Crimea is that it's in a slatemate where neither side…
So basically at some point they were funded in part by the CIAs fund as well as other tech companies. Now they aren't at all. Seems very misleading to claim they are CIA funded at this point.
Lately I been watching YouTube videos and finding recipes through that. I find that it's important to follow people with a track record of good cooking. It's no different than following authors who write good books.…