This reminds me of Tay : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)
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kasperset commented on The Monster Inside ChatGPT wsj.com/opinion/the-monst... · Posted by u/petethomas
I occasionally will use "command + [ or ]" for navigation.
R especially dplyr/tidyverse is so underrated. Working in ML engineering, I see a lot of my coworkers suffering through pandas (or occasionally polars or even base Python without dataframes) to do basic analytics or debugging, it takes eons and gets complex so quickly that only the most rudimentary checks get done. Anyone working in data-adjacent engineering work would benefit from R/dplyr in their toolkit.
I love R and dplyr. It is very readable and easy to explain to non-programmers. I use it almost everyday.
Not exactly on the topic,I am having difficulties debugging it. May be I need to brush up on debugging R. Not sure if there is a easy way to add breakpoint when using vscode.
find
My command to backup selected file using Tarsnap. find /Users/xyz/Analysis -type f \( -name '.pdf' -o -name '.docx' \) -print0 | tarsnap --dry-run --no-default-config --print-stats --humanize-numbers -c --null -T-
This command file files ending with docx and pdf to back with tarsnap. The "-" following the "-T" option allows to pass the name using std-in via find command
kasperset commented on I still like Sublime Text ohdoylerules.com/workflow... · Posted by u/james2doyle
Just a shout out to Sublime Text. My first text editor that I have used for serious work. Even though I have moved to Vscode, it is my go to open text files in GUI. It rarely fails me.
kasperset commented on M4 Mac mini's efficiency jeffgeerling.com/blog/202... · Posted by u/marinesebastian
It is amazing to see drop in idle power consumption over the years for Mac mini:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/103253
32 W for the PowerPC to 5w to Apple Arm ones (Current).