RocketSyntax

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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
sounds like your org doesn't understand what product really does
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Depending on where your product is in its lifecycle, you need to rotate between all 3 activities. You shouldn't be doing the same thing all the time. After a big build, I'll tell the engineering team, hey, the requirements are goi
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Also, this is not new. It's been around for yrs
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Maybe if you ran the test 100 times and did some pileups by position it would be usable in comparison to WGS
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Hmm. I am checking dtypes via `np.floating` and `np.signedinteger`. What will this change to?
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
It's okay. Check out Parallel Worlds.
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Ask HN: Are patents still worth it?
4 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|1 comments
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
I'm saying AWS offers EMR and MSK. Which puts Databricks and Confluent in a weird spot.
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
This feels like a spin? Isn't AWS biting hand that feeds them? They need a win-win strategy for open source devs. It's hard enough to compete with their version of your service (spark, kafka) without them forking your project. wha
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Unless the go all in on something like neuromorphic or quantum
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Err. shouldn't the real competitors be viewed as ARM and M1?
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
It's really going to be about what you bring to the table, and if your idea excites them. Why shouldn't they just execute on this without you? What's stopping you from learning how to code over the course of 18 months and doi
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
yes. it can take 2-3 years longer than you think to get there, so make it stretch.
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Boston is huge in life sciences. Every pharma, lots of biotech, and MIT. MIT's president is really pushing biological engineering.
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Try running a jupyter notebook in google colab
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
It would be nice if you could just apply whenever. Like apply this year and go next fall. It's hard for 2+ people to get their lives in order to drop everything in a short window.
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Jupyter – final week to take survey.(twitter.com)
1 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|0 comments
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
ndarrays "create a new array every time you apply" That resonates with me now that you explain that I can't do it. I do like chaining things in pandas like `df.select_types("float").head(100).plot.hist()`
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Thank you for improving things and sharing. I use numpy & pandas, lists & dicts every day. I read your docs/github page, but can you help me see the value? However, I do think there are lots of common tasks that need to be done
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Jupyter 2021 – final week to take the survey(surveymonkey.com)
2 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|0 comments
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
"10x the performance of TPU"
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
maybe website analytics is more appropriate? the word analytics is taking on a new meaning these days
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Just make sure that is not all that you do together. Balance.
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
just contribute to jupyter
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
I had a recruiter schedule a time w me for the next day and then not show up plus not respond. Maybe they got fired? Doubtful.
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
Hmm. Glad to see it happen, but expect better hardware. E.g. optimized for heat and such.
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StackOverflow: Add dependency version numbers to posts/ answers(meta.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|0 comments
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Jupyter how to standout from VS Code and PyCharm?(surveymonkey.com)
1 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|0 comments
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by RocketSyntax 6y ago
It's extremely worrisome. The incentive to spend your early mornings, nights, and weekends building something awesome to free yourself from corporate life is fading away. They need to institute some kind of royalty program or at least
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Jupyter 2020 Survey(blog.jupyter.org)
2 points by RocketSyntax 6y ago|0 comments

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