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by rusty-rust 5y ago
Great Expectations is another tool that offers data quality and data profiling functionality but for a whole suit of different data sources including csv, jdbc and parquet. https://github.com/great-expectations/great_
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by rusty-rust 5y ago
Many of the comments in this thread appear to be missing the context of what has happening at Basecamp. From the Verge; > While Basecamp does not publish diversity statistics, it is still, like most tech companies, majority white and mal
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by rusty-rust 5y ago
When last did you perform the tests for NMO? In the last decade quite a few new tests have been developed. There are two antibody tests you can perform to determine if you have NMOSD; Anti-Mog and Aquaporin-4
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by rusty-rust 5y ago
It sounds like you are looking for a 9 to 5 job, which are quite plentiful in the SE industry. As others have said, look at governments and established larger companies. Re: your comment about places looking for ambition and a “story”. Hone
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by rusty-rust 5y ago
Poverty is just another form of slavery. Using your line of hyperbole I could also say the same for any developed capitalist nation. Now more to your point. The worker movements in the developed west was not shy to use force. An example in
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by rusty-rust 5y ago
Are you saying that; quantities studies > qualitative studies? Or are you saying that their qualitative methodology is lacking? Is so, what would be a better way of approaching a topic like this?
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
> (Wealthy nations) who said that a ban would stifle innovation at pharmaceutical companies by robbing them of the incentive to make huge investments in research and development. I can’t believe that pharmaceutical companies get away wit
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
If anyone is interested in reading about this topic in terms of late stage capitalism I would highly recommend a book by Mark Fisher titled Capitalist Realism. In it he talks about “Stalinist Capitalism” I.e. a capitalist society that is ob
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
I would openly welcome this. As a data Scientist who’s seen some dodgy shit happen within the various companies I’ve consulted with, I think this would go a long way in preventing dangerous models reaching production. I think a better compa
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
My experience on LinkedIn seems to be radically different from what most people experience. It might be because I quite aggressively unfollow connections if they post content I don’t want to see on LinkedIn - I.e. memes and political conten
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
I think this article brings up an important problem wrt how people interpretation what “liberal” means. Liberal != Left > It's confusing because we tend to use them interchangeably in the US. But as far as the true meaning of the te
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
This line stuck out to me; > Rather than questioning your material conditions, the merchants of modern Stoicism want you to change what’s in your head. Having tried the stoic life a couple of times while fighting depression. I’ve always
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
Paywall alternative?
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
Paywall alternative?
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
I agree with this comment. The single best thing you can do for you career is to learn how and when to say no. What’s helped me feel comfortable saying no to project scope creep or decisions that will result in overtime is the fact that if
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
I think your argument is engaging in “what aboutism” and detracts from the issue this article is trying to address. The problem they are trying to address is that true meritocracy only exists in a perfect system, that is to say that you ca
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
I agree with your observation. From my observation Dutch startups live by the motto “steady wins the race” and to a larger extent I think it speaks to the risk aversion ingrained in their culture - both in their startup and VC mentalities.
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by rusty-rust 6y ago
Large parts of this blog are straight copy-paste from “An introduction to statistical learning” by Gareth James et. al.