Deeply opinionated drivel.

could somebody zap me a lil bit to see if i fixed this? nostr:note13e99qfq6ggn06jk2f20cgdfnuvl7knljc02vuzqh3pgfq0pnn9zqdjpp7u

If humans manage to digitize themselves and live on a network in which their essence has no single point of failure, will they finally be able to achieve freedom from government since there won't be a monopoly on violence?

JUST IN - Biden puts on a Trump 2024 hat in Shanksville, PA today

this was a lie.

it was funny, but i feel bad if you’re stupid. nostr:note1hjw3xfek5muyq8n62vtz4ryhn7a2ejmhew2sl89sdu0aw5hpvuwq8zcm9a

I've heard that opening .xls files in LibreOffice can sometimes result in truncated data, depending on how the spreadsheet was created. .csv files, however, seem to work fine.

I've done some research, and everyone seems to recommend using a virtual machine (VM) in this situation. Since we only need these files in the initial stage for importing into a Jupyter Notebook and performing exploratory data analysis (EDA), I think a VM is a reasonable solution and maybe never need to do that.

Thanks, mate 🤙

Hey #Nostriches!

I'm an engineer currently studying data science and I've always used Windows. I'm thinking about switching to Ubuntu for better speed and because it seems more compatible with the frameworks we use in data science. I discover yesterday that VsCode works on Linux so I have no fears anymore. 😅

- Do you think it's worth it? 🤔

- How has your experience been using Linux for data science? 🧑‍💻

- What's make you be a Linux user instead Windows? 🐧

- Also, would I be able to work with Excel files without any issues using LibreOffice? 📚

I'd really appreciate some help from any Data Scientists, Data Analysts, or Machine Learning/Deep Learning professionals/Developers who use Linux.

Any feedback and personal experiences would be greatly appreciated! 🤙

Ps: I don't gaming or care about it.

#asknostr #datascience #machinelearning #deeplearning #linux

And to piggyback on this question, what is the advantage of creating new protocols to replace IP, TCP and UDP? They're well known, well understood, and have thousands of implementations out there. Sure, it may be possible to make a more efficient protocol for low-bandwidth environments, but most of the time there you'd either use a very minimal higher level protocol, or translate to TCP/IP at the other end anyway.

I know I've done a deep dive on this in the past, and found some interesting things, but nothing jumped out at me as a clear win over IP.

And now I have to go read the RFC's for IPv4, IPv6, TCP and UDP (and anything else I discover while I'm at it). Thanks. I had better things to do with my day off.

GM ☀️