imcoconut

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by imcoconut 1y ago
I agree completely. Also definitions matter. Currently in the US one of the leading causes of death, if not the leasing cause, is opiods which the CDC classifies as “accidental overdose”. The healthiest people in the US are probably abusing
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by imcoconut 2y ago
I thought your anecdote and commentary were relevant and extremely thought-provoking. The person you're responding to here was clearly emotionally triggered by your anecdote. I wouldn't spend too much time trying "convince&qu
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by imcoconut 3y ago
it's pretty simple but on various consulting jobs I've had to build SQL databases sometimes with lot's of tables with lot's of columns. Sometimes we switch from on prem to cloud, or vice versa or switch from postgres to
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by imcoconut 3y ago
This looks awesome. I'd be super interested in testing this out and providing feedback on it. I'm going to make an account and is there an email/link to submit feedback as I use it?
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by imcoconut 4y ago
>As far as I’m concerned Bayer and Monsanto are like evil incarnate Especially so when they were a subsidiary of IG Farben. >The company had ties in the 1920s to the liberal German People's Party and was accused by the Nazis of b
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by imcoconut 4y ago
Not drag and drop but for a 100% python solution h2o wave is pretty cool. It has a focus on data-based dashboards but can be used to pretty easily create very good looking frontends for all sorts of applications. And you never have to leave
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by imcoconut 4y ago
He has been saying exactly this for many years and has lead many efforts to improve both the implementation and API via projects like arrow and pyarrow. Also, pandas was purpose built for a pretty specific domain of financial timeseries and
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by imcoconut 4y ago
im a big fan of loguru.
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by imcoconut 4y ago
Mito looks awesome. Just want to say that I respect the fact that you built this library, are offering it open source, for free, and want the telemetry on. You are up front and open about it. Sometimes I think people can get a little entitl
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by imcoconut 5y ago
I completely agree with you
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by imcoconut 5y ago
Why are you so confident? It seems a fair number of experts have well justified doubts based on studies of already deployed lower energy radiation. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no... > C
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by imcoconut 5y ago
This looks amazing, and very timely. Any chance you have a mirror on gitlab (or github)?
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by imcoconut 6y ago
You're not necessarily wrong that the causes of the increases in prices for things like healthcare, etc. are due to policy issues, among other things. But you can kind of make that argument for any good or service - that that the incre
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by imcoconut 6y ago
This is robinhood's fault. He's not wrong that instant (or same day) settlement would be better than T+2, but there were plenty of other brokers that did not restrict trading. This was a liquidity issue for robinhood. This is a ri
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by imcoconut 6y ago
This is robinhood's fault. He's not wrong that instant (or same day) settlement would be better than T+2, but there were plenty of other brokers who did not restrict trading. This was a liquidity issue for robinhood. This is a ris
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by imcoconut 6y ago
I don't know for sure but I don't think there needs to be a chinese firewall between the two like at banks. Banks investment banking and advisory divsiions have access to insider information by the nature of their work, which is w
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by imcoconut 6y ago
Awesome list, thanks a lot. Upstract is a particularly cool new aggregator that I think I'll be checking a lot going forward.
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by imcoconut 6y ago
No reason you cant still use airflow for the orchestration/depenendecy management/scheduling. And for the processing and storage - Pandas and sqlite. Also would highly highly recommend looking into kedro (which has airflow integra
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by imcoconut 6y ago
Do you believe there have been any right wing terrorists in the US in the last few decades?
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by imcoconut 6y ago
fstrings and datclasses changed my life. thank you :)
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by imcoconut 6y ago
I see, thanks for the correction. I agree with your hot take.
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by imcoconut 6y ago
I see, thanks for the correction. I thought the I guess if they wholly owned the company then legally they should be allowed to transfer the cash/profits, generally speaking. But if there was ongoing prosecution and they did it specif
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by imcoconut 6y ago
Correct. I do believe what they did was quite evil, and they should be disgorged of all profits - and if that bankrupts them then all the better. While 8.3bn is still not the 11bn they made in profits, it's still significantly more tha
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by imcoconut 6y ago
I think the point dumpsterdiver is making is that determining what is falsifiable or not is context/time dependent. As our understanding of reality changes over time so does our definition of what can be falsifiable.
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by imcoconut 6y ago
do have the link(s) for that Boeing thread?
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by imcoconut 6y ago
same
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by imcoconut 6y ago
It's true. Have you read the book "What is Life?" By Schrodinger? He discusses the very concept you're talking about as he speculates on the physical substrate of genetic information (which was discovered to be DNA not l
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by imcoconut 6y ago
Assuming the ultimate purpose for the hack is a crypto scam shows a complete lack of imagination.
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by imcoconut 6y ago
If the quoted $700k loss was a glitch, is robinhood in any way liable here?

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