Petefine

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by Petefine 3d ago
That's how chargebacks often work. Then they ask the merchant for evidence the charge was legitimate. If convinced, they will retract that initial quick refund.
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by Petefine 3mo ago
Recycleye | Data Scientist | London | 2-3x/week ONSITE | Mid to Senior level Recycleye and CP Group build recycling plants, and are forming a new team to provide data analytics and optimisation to recycling facility operators. There ar
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by Petefine 6y ago
This might be a problem, but if you're careful to make use of transparency, axis scaling and random jitter (for integer or categorical values), the occlusion issue can be overcome.
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by Petefine 7y ago
For me the readability of tidyverse code is crucial. I like pandas and use it daily, but often it requires deciphering to understand what is happening, especially regarding indexing. But tidyverse code can be easily read, and that has been
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by Petefine 8y ago
Do you have a forum or suggestions tool at all? Fivetran has been amazing for our new datawarehouse and we're very pleased with the service, but there are a few little (non-bug) things that would have made it even easier.
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by Petefine 8y ago
Beyond Compare has a tabular data mode, where you set the key columns and it presents the differences in a nice interface. Works well for me. http://www.scootersoftware.com
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by Petefine 8y ago
They're weren't claiming that when you searched bing, they did a google search immediately in the background. Rather, they claim that they were collecting google's ranking and using it in their own ranking algorithms. They wo
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by Petefine 9y ago
Could you link to your research here please? That would help us advise on routes to publication.
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by Petefine 9y ago
Hi, I'm afraid we're not able to do that for this position, sorry.
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by Petefine 9y ago
15gifts | Junior Data Scientist | Brighton, UK | ONSITE http://www.15gifts.com 15gifts' decision-engine technology powers some of the largest corporations in the UK including Virgin Media, EE, Sky and The Times, and we&#x27
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by Petefine 11y ago
http://www.15gifts.com - ONSITE Brighton UK DATA SCIENTIST 15gifts' decision-engine technology powers some of the largest corporations in the UK including Virgin Media, EE, Sky and The Times, and we're growing rapidly.
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by Petefine 11y ago
http://www.15gifts.com - ONSITE Brighton UK DATA SCIENTIST 15gifts' decision-engine technology powers some of the largest corporations in the UK including Virgin Media, EE, Sky and The Times, and we're growing rapidly.
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by Petefine 11y ago
this worked fantastically for me. I didn't actually expect to use the site - I thought I'd just glance at it and close. But it was so slick that before I really noticed what was happening, Spotify was playing a list of lots of sma
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by Petefine 11y ago
When I follow [1], IE8's numbers are (from Jan) 2.56%, 2.61%, 2.13%, 2.19%, 2.26%. So they don't look to have grown at all. If anything they've declined a little, although this may be within the margin for error for the sampl
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by Petefine 12y ago
http://www.15gifts.com/jobs - Brighton/London UK - Data Scientist 15gifts' decision-engine technology powers some of the largest corporations in the UK including Virgin Media, Orange, T-Mobile and The Times, and w
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by Petefine 12y ago
http://www.15gifts.com - Brighton/London UK - Data Scientist 15gifts' decision-engine technology powers some of the largest corporations in the UK including Virgin Media, Orange, T-Mobile and The Times, and we're
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by Petefine 13y ago
15 Gifts - London, Brighton ( http://www.15gifts.com ) 15gifts is changing the way people shop online through a unique and intelligent decision engine platform - learning from the buying decisions of like-minded shoppers to help c
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by Petefine 13y ago
There certainly is an overlap. But for me, the difference between a Data Scientist and an Analyst is that the Data Scientist uses the data to build stuff (eg a recommendation engine, or a forecasting system). They can also use more technica
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by Petefine 13y ago
strangely, it's currently still there if you zoom in a bit though.
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by Petefine 13y ago
There are more details available here https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun .
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by Petefine 13y ago
Agreed. This course (my first into to functional programming) makes it hard to go back to working in Java. Things that can take a lot of code, such as grouping, filtering and aggregating data, can usually be achieved very naturally and conc
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by Petefine 14y ago
In my experience as a merchant, disputes can be very time sensitive (i.e. travel cancellations). On one hand, finding out about a misunderstanding from you (rather than a chargeback fax two months later) may allow a much easier dispute reso