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RocketSyntax
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Especially when you can redirect to apps or open apps with links
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$ brew search dato ==> Formulae mkvalidator ==> Casks datovka
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why should i use this over itsycal?
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Haha "The winner, who had to be dragged across the finishing line by his trainers, was doped up and hallucinating on rat poison. That was only after it was discovered that the first person to cross the line, Fred Lorz, actually hitched
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Marathon_bombing
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you have no idea how deep this goes. nations are selling data at population scale
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6y ago
mistake. their data is trash. contains less than 1% of genome.
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Hmm. No MIT.
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6y ago
The hardest and most time consuming work is the architecture/design. The code should be the easy part.
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6y ago
that's only 1 year executed in parallel
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ah, yeah. totally forgot. sorry. i deal a lot with workflows and imagery mixes them up for me.
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6y ago
How does it compare to https://docs.prefect.io/ ?
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There are so many pubsubs. It seems like every company and framework has their own.
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How would this compare with plotly dash?
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That's a file system and platform. See Databrick's recent work in EHR. It's open source.
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6y ago
At a micro scale
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Agile needs to be married with OKRs for mid-long term strategy. This gives product development more "why" to complement the "what." As a technical PM, I have taken a step back from agile in setting quarterly OKRs. It ha
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"a machine to collide electrons and positrons at energies similar to that of the LHC (which however uses protons on protons)"
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how much will it cost to maintain it?
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"the researchers used CRISPR–Cas9 to create mutations in the POU5F1 gene, which is important for embryonic development." Title should say "researcher succeeds in disrupting embryo development"
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Horovod will add S3 support for distributed training
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6y ago
Needs dark mode
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6y ago
brightness slider! nice! was downloading menu tray plugins for that
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6y ago
On the front inside cover, I write the page number of each thing I find interesting/ useful. Especially the diagrams. Then on the page to the right of that I jot down the things I want to learn more about and the ideas I come up with.
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6y ago
So if I want to start using this. Do I just make a change at the environment level in virtualenv? And then all of my Python code will run faster?
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6y ago
no satellites over california right now
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6y ago
Decision tree on 41 is great
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I've been snailmailing people abusing the recycling
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6y ago
This is huge! I'd like to see the roadmap for graph algorithms and graph neural nets! I can provide feedback on both.
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6y ago
Master and Emissary is way better than thinking fast and slow
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