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I don’t like this response. It’s completely reasonable to assess the quality of informational content without assuming a duty to proofread and revise that content. Especially when the issue that might…

And at no point before it got this far did anyone ask ‘perhaps, part of the knowledge we’re buying for $120,000 and part of the value our future employers will impute into that degree is the cultural …

Pdb already has pretty print built in? $ python -m pdb ... (Pdb) help pp pp expression Pretty-print the value of the expression. (Pdb) pp ...

Fastai/Fastcore are fascinating in their emphasis on interactive computing in notebooks. I think that starting from the assumption that users will be (a) primarily using the abstractions in this …

That’s the one, thank you!

I’ll unhelpfully note that I could swear I’ve seen something that does what you describe, and thought that this project was what I recalled - alas.

This one is revelatory. I've installed Alfred in the past solely for this workflow.

Does an app have shortcut you don't like? Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts and click the plus. As prompted, enter the exact title of menu action you want …

Cmd + Enter opens the containing folder too - no clicking required!

Welcome to the wonderful world of ‘alternative data’

FTA > The ranking excludes first-generation fortunes and those fortunes controlled by a single heir.

That's... that's just a pump-and-dump scheme with a discord server.

At that point, it's a criminal investigation and everyone on the right side of the trade is a suspect. If you'd made enough to make the risk worthwhile, they'd subpoena everything - ph…

> knowledge gaps It's something you know intellectually, but MAN it's wild to see it in action.

If that really happened, I think the SEC would have some questions for _every_ TSLA short / HTZ long that made exorbitant profit, with a special emphasis on anyone that entered recently.

The SEC would _definitely_ have some questions for you in the scenario.

With the notable exception of Ed Thorp, who managed to write Beat the Market first, and then start a hedge fund to exploit the strategy 7 years later, and only when a reader proposed they go into busi…

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23634519 :)

This[1] talk from Emery Berger at last year's Strange Loop does a good job discussing the impact of alignment and other 'small' changes on performance, and how to estimate the actual im…

He did get close to rags in the middle there

Teams being small, data being crummy, infra being hard, and yet expectations being high aren't so much complaints as the they are the job description. The point of data scientists and the related…

I think you want https://pypi.org/project/fuse-python/ instead. That python packages can and often do have different names than their corresponding distributables is ... no…

> zsh will freeze and compile a list of hundreds Recent zsh will (configurably) ask if you really want completion it detects there will be more than a smallish number of candidates Still a pain for…

It manages interpreters, not environments. So one environment can use python 3.5, while another can use 3.8.

Sure, naked shorts are bounded, but a naked short is not the only way to profit from the decline of an asset. And really, if you’re talking about limiting cases, you’re bounded by what your counterpar…

Command-<down arrow> to open the selected item in finder. A small convenience, but makes my finder usage completely mouse free.

Ah - you might want to clarify that point then, the marketing copy on your site implies that is (will be) usable in any python environment.

The source for the primary package is not published, afaik. The primary entrypoint function is implemented in cython, resisting casual analysis. The stated purpose is to pull (unversioned!) code fr…