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Small win actually
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Unfortunately we're in a division by zero kind of situation
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No no no. ECON101 states that existing sanctions cancel out tariffs
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It seems like they were trying to calculate an implicit "tariff" other countries impose on the US based on the trade deficit. I'm assuming their idea is to impose an explicit tariff to bring trade back to parity, but the math is wrong and things don't work like that...
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Aliasing numpy as np, pandas as pd, matplotlib.pyplot as plt, and seaborn as sns, etc. are 100% better than writing out the full names. It's a convention that everyone in data science is familiar with.
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yeah but how do you manage your windows? Throwing a window over to another screen has been easier for me than trying to virtually split/tile windows
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I've got the same problem with wide monitors and tab hoarding...
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Caps look really nice. Have you tried a split kb? Can't go back now
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I'm still using full text search for my search bars and wondering if I should switch to vectors
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Good intro to pg_vector. Do you still find use for Postgres's built-in full text search?
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Dang. I wonder how much that costs in audio generation credits.
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😂
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I'm pretty sure the correct format for all definitions should be:
- tHIS_iS_a_tHING
Much more readable.
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The golang AI ecosystem is getting pretty strong
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A lot of DS doesn't need performance, so Python is a perfectly suitable language
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How much money/time did it take to develop? They need to recoup their investment somehow.
How much can they produce? Low supply, high demand = high price.
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I like how PHP has no statement about what it's good for
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Python isn't good for DS, but Numpy, a Python library, is 🤔