set92

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by set92 6mo ago
I think is a dumb idea. Historically has been easy to learn programming languages because everyone uses the same things, no fragmention. If now everyone starts creating their own programming languages with different language everything is f
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by set92 9mo ago
definitely going to try it with some friends. But it's true that at first I was checking which games I could connect to, or how it worked without reading anything, and thought it was to connect to some multiplayer games of steam, and g
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by set92 2y ago
From my POV is not fixing, is another way of work. I don't like what Marimo does, because for that I have scripts. If I'm loading files from S3, I'm being charge for it. If Marimo re-executes this cell to maintain the state,
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by set92 3y ago
I'm only in Telegram. And is also good because the family groups are only in WhatsApp, so I can have an excuse.
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by set92 3y ago
On my book, "better" being SaaS, not open source or letting your users download it is not a better option. Is merely another Deepnote, Google Colab... but not Jupyter Notebook
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by set92 6y ago
I dont know why this is here and not in https://datatau.net/
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by set92 6y ago
I had to access the solution for std because I missed the right position of 2, I put it after the parenthesis. And in Fnorm I had to check it in the comments because I didn't thought of the similarity with the m.prod() and the list.
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by set92 6y ago
Probably this one? https://roadmap.sh/ I have seen it few times last year, so could be. Although I would say it lacks the part of 'practising algorithms'.
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by set92 6y ago
Data science: https://datatau.net/
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by set92 7y ago
Because is mainly using Jupyter Notebook, Python and Pandas. In this times is normal for companies to create their own products using open source products, but to some people is not very good seen. In my case I think is not worth it a tool
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by set92 9y ago
Since when has wolfram alpha an AI? I always thought it was simply calls to Mathematica. Maybe when you ask general questions it uses an AI, but with functions and maths I think it only uses Mathematica.