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·10 anni fa·discuss

I am data scientist who uses both pythons and the only lib I had issues with was the first release of tensorflow (and that was fixed very soon). Otherwise I find it hard to believe that there exist any maintained libraries that do not support both versions.

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·10 anni fa·discuss

While Airflow is better than cron, my experience with it was miserable. I much rather have a thin layer on top of each ETL task and have my upper level code do whatever needs to be done (run on schedule, run in sequence, run on demand), than have an airflow layer in between, doing trivial tasks (periodic scheduling, and linearizing a dag, really?) and impeding my access.

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·12 anni fa·discuss

Oh come on! How is this sigma counting relevant? What would you prefer, a drug that improved the condition of 1% tested patients (p = 10^{-6}) or a drug that improved the condition of 95% tested patients (p = 0.05)?

Take any drug, test in on millions of patients, here is your six sigma. What problem did you solve?

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·13 anni fa·discuss

Working scientists, engineers and mathematicians probably have not heard about Victor and his vision, at least I have not. Glancing over his homepage, it seems his is into dynamic visualizations, so his vision probably has something to do with that.

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·13 anni fa·discuss

It didn't happen and it does not contribute to the picture at all. People emigrated to the west (mostly Great Britain, Ireland and Spain), including the Russian speaking part.

The jump in the graph happened when the most recent economic crisis hit Baltic countries and drove their GDP roughly 20% down in a year.