tequinhu
@tequinhu@lemmy.world
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Sex math the worst math Sex meth on the other hand…
- Comment on Anon crunches some numbers 2 weeks ago:
I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic or not, but I believe that either:
- Yes, they are equivalent accomplishments
- The environments are so drastically different that even comparing doesn’t make any sense
I believe we shouldn’t underplay the “over the shoulder of giants” effect, if you are able to engineer a rocket without worrying about starvation/diseases/etc it is because your ancestors have figured all of that out (and it is absolutely not simple to figure things out without someone holding your hand and teaching you)
- Comment on Laxative Effect 2 weeks ago:
Think of it this way: Nobody wants to use the gas station bathroom, this means that the worst cases of explosive diarrhea are necessary for usage, rendering it even dirtier
- Comment on Damn Fr*nch nationalists 3 weeks ago:
The fun is that it applies both ways
- Comment on Quokkas! 3 weeks ago:
Arranged marriages were very common throughout human history (and I believe it likely must still be in some places)
- Comment on Spiders Georg 1 month ago:
The mean, however is matgematicaly bigger than 0
- Comment on CONCEPTUALIZATION [Trivial: Success] — He’s actually right about this one. 1 month ago:
We should see more Disco Elysium memes
- Comment on JUNGLE 5 months ago:
!jungle@!jungle@lemmy.world
- Comment on But I wanna 9 months ago:
I feel attacked
- Comment on Pandas 1 year ago:
I didn’t know about lazy loading, that’s cool!
Then I guess that the meme doesn’t apply anymore. Though I will state that (from my anedoctal experience) people that can use Panda’s most advanced features* are also comfortable with other data processing frameworks (usually more suitable to large datasets**)
*Anything beyond the standard
groupby
-apply
can be considered advanced, from the placrs I’ve been **I feel the urge to note that 60Mb isn’ lt a large dataset by any means, but I believe that’s beyond the point - Comment on Pandas 1 year ago:
It really depends on the machine that is running the code. Pandas will always have the entire thing loaded in memory, and while 600Mb is not a concern for our modern laptops running a single analysis at a time, it can get really messy if the person is not thinking about hardware limitations