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I can count all the way to schfifty-five

Too Many Cooks, I think, originated on YouTube.

Your edited comment brings to light the concept of survivorship bias.

It’s important to recognize that there could have been farmers with superior skills and work ethic who, due to factors beyond their control like luck or chance events, still find themselves in poverty. To attribute financial success or failure solely to personal habits or skills is an oversimplification that ignores the multifaceted nature of wealth and poverty.

Brb, about to start “Get a Free Truck, LLC.”

Wow.

Can you explain more? Not sure how that’s possible

(true + false) = true

You’re good!

The project seems to use the “DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE“

Also for sanitizing user input.

  input=$1  # User input, potentially dangerous
  rm $input # Incorrect: Risky if input contains something like '*'

  rm "$input" # Correct: Safer, treats the user input as a single item

To illustrate why, consider a file name with spaces.

    filename="my file.txt"
    cat $filename   # Incorrect: Tries to 'cat' two files: 'my' and 'file.txt'

    cat "$filename" # Correct: Treats 'my file.txt' as one file

This is like arguing that you’re a sovereign citizen.

What’s the end game here? Cops aren’t interpreters of the law, they don’t care about your statutes. And frankly, they could be out actually doing something instead of talking down knucklehead “journalists”

Working in analytics long enough has shown me how often people will p-hack their data to support their desired outcome.

I’ve met many “data driven” teams that quickly turn their nose up at bad data

I imagine it’s from a spike in traffic after dev day

All decisions made seem to be very emotionally charged - you’d think the board would have been able to insulate against that.

Yeah that will show ‘em!

Seems like the ideal way to store them to me!

That is an amazing commercial.

The dynamic steering is too

DuckDB will work with polars

https://duckdb.org/docs/archive/0.9.2/guides/python/polars.h...

On the other hand, I could see dealers setting a hard price and claim “no negotiation”.

Cue Tennessee Ernie Ford

https://youtu.be/BSvORvIjZiU?feature=shared

I think these kinds of problems cause interviewee’s (under stress) to overthink the solution.

“Load to a relational store and use sql” would be a reasonable answer that, I’m sure, would be acceptable in most cases.

I really like Motherducks hybrid execution model. My DS colleagues love abusing our data warehouse - bringing the data down locally to pound on is a win-win

Microwaving Cup Noodles instead of pouring boiling water was like ordering your eggs over easy instead of scrambled. Both great, just different.

I seem to have this, but there’s a tag next to it that says, “confidential”. Anyone else seeing something similar?

How does one become a volunteer birdwatcher? Who are you volunteering with?

The animation[0] describing its construction was equal parts interesting and terrifying.

[0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Panopticon_Animation_by...

Strange. I’ve had this for maybe a month now.

Edit: it looks to be available in the iOS app now too - which previously was not.

There are add blocking extensions for safari available in the App Store that perform in line with uBlock origin

I had a septoplasty and turbinate reduction. The recovery was pretty brutal - there’s many nerves and pain receptors in the middle of your skull apparently. In all it’s amazing to not have a “stuffed” nose all the time.

Around 15 years ago I broke my nose which eventually led to a loss of taste and smell. Around 8 months ago I had surgery on the internal structures of my nose which in addition to allowing me to breath again, I can also taste and smell. The experience has been completely mind blowing.

On the flip side I can no longer order the spiciest of spicy Thai and Indian food from my usual restaurants. The owners poke fun at me now.

If he was instead featured in a haircut magazine on a table in a SuperClips, it’d be less jarring.