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diegolo
1y ago
People that talk about readability: if you store using jsonl (one json per line) - you can get your csv by using the terminal command jq.
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diegolo
2y ago
to me the author just rediscovered montessori method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montessori_education
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Cassie Kozyrkov: How I navigated my biggest career transition
(kozyrkov.medium.com)
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Rasmus' Meeting Length Formula
(sumsar.net)
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diegolo
3y ago
I think this is a really cool idea and it might make sense to use this for small collections (100k/200k documents).
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A search engine written in Pandas
(softwaredoug.com)
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diegolo
3y ago
also, should authors pay a modest fee to get their paper reviewed?
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Should peer reviewers be paid to review academic papers?
(thelancet.com)
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diegolo
3y ago
Are you talking about a single company not beating s&p or a portfolio of companies paying dividends?
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How to write unmantainable code (2015)
(github.com)
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diegolo
4y ago
That was my favorite game when I was a kid <3
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diegolo
5y ago
+1 this is so cool
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diegolo
6y ago
it was made it more strict on Christmas Eve.
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Nemeio: The Customizable Global Keyboard
(kickstarter.com)
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diegolo
6y ago
there is this quote from Clean Code by uncle Bob that I simply love. 'Avoid mental mapping: In general programmers are pretty smart people. Smart people sometimes like to show off their smarts by demonstrating their mental juggling abi
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It's Not Just Size That Matters:Small Language Models Are Also Few-Shot Learners
(arxiv.org)
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diegolo
6y ago
you can't do that. when you implement search you need a global view over the collection to understand what are the most relevant documents. You are describing the paradise of the spammers :)
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diegolo
6y ago
+1
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I can't stand the Free Software Foundation
(enigmastation.com)
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PyGM index: Python library for fast query operations on sorted lists of numbers
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diegolo
6y ago
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Leadership-Self-Deception-Getting-O... life changing, I reread it every now and then
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Tongfei's Java Progressbar
(tongfei.me)
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diegolo
6y ago
I agree - the message I wanted to communicate is the same :) I never thought the problem are the scientists ;)
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diegolo
6y ago
Hey, I feel you - and I understand the pressure - i have been in that situation. The point is that this: > you sometimes have to write an experiment with a deadline next week. shouldn't happen. And yes, at the moment is like this -
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6y ago
Lol I spent 5 years in academia, and I have a PhD in CS - I know what I'm talking about. Specs of code change in academia as in industry, I was able to write unit tests and document my code also in academia. And I know in medicine and
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> The job of a scientist is really not to ship software, that's what a team of engineers would do. I think that this is the real problem - in academia there is this idea that learning good practices is like a 'dirty' thing
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Let me die like a Mexican
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How do you store your ML datasets?
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diegolo
7y ago
You can put them in your library/desk to impress your friends
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diegolo
7y ago
Not in Uk
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