Claude and other LLM models can be so frustrating. I asked it to find patterns across five campaigns regarding what a person buys and sells, and under which conditions, but it couldn't do it. It just kept saying it was impossible. I literally had to explain every single detail to it like it was a child, even though the data was cleanly split across five CSV files.

Worse, companies are stopping the hiring of junior engineers because they think these tools can replace them. They are going to cause a massive talent shortage, and then these dumb models won't be able to do anything without skilled people to guide them.

The Mars Hypothesis presents the idea that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars. In this book, data going back to 1896 shows that as of April 2020, percentage-wise, the Dow Jones rose 857%. When Mars was within 30 degrees of the lunar node since 1896, the Dow rose 136%. When Mars was not within 30 degrees of the lunar node, the Dow rose 721%. Mars retrograde phases during the time Mars was within 30 degrees of the lunar node was not counted in that data as Mars being within 30 degrees of the lunar node. The purpose of the book is to not only hypothesize that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars, but to also demonstrate exactly how and at the same time, formulate a system that would enable the Federal Reserve to carry out its application in real time. Using the observation of the planet Mars, the book contains a strategy for controlling inflation, interest rate setting recommendations and the predicted dates of future bear market time periods all way thru the year 2098. The book "The Mars Hypothesis" can be found on Amazon

The evidence is in their own poorly fabricated figures

A poll showed that the majority of Democrats support Black Lives Matter, and the majority of Republicans do not. But what about Blue Lives Matter? Find out now!…

I asked the members of the two Reddit communities r/republicans and r/leftwing if they support Blue Lives Matter via a poll, these were the results-

Conservatives and Republicans:

Yes - 77%

No - 22%

Liberals and Democrats:

Yes - 0%

No - 100%

Tracked our funtime over the course of last year.

Empty heart: Started but neither finished.

Half heart filled on left: Started, I finished.

Half heart filled on right: Started, wife finished.

Full heart: Both finished.

Population Demographics: Husband and Wife.

Environmental Factors: Parents to three children.

Variables: Nap/bed time, family watching the kids, door lock.

Hello everyone, I work with data daily and im starting to get into data science using python to automate some boring parts of my job.

I have a data table with names, surnames, email and phones, and I need to determine whether they speak english or spanish for a email marketing campaign that I have to send out. I was about to go one by one and decided to try to learn something that maybe can save me a lot of time.

Is there an existing code that you are aware? Any solution or recommendations?

Thank you in advance

hey, i need some advise but i don't have anyone in my circle that can help, so i'm seeking you guys.

i'm a 27 year old guy and i want to enter the data field. i know it's complex and most newcomers don't know exactly what data science is. but i think i have a good grasp about this field for someone who did not have the opportunity to study it officially. i have a masters degree in petrochemistry and worked in it for a while, and I HATE IT, it's not for me at all. though it was a good experience to put under my belt. but through out all this time i developed big interest in IT and data analysis.i didn't think about having a career in it so i persued it like a hobbie and before i know it i have a pretty good grasp of one coding language and a couple a data manipulation libraries. now i find myself skipping my actually work to do random data projects. so i'm seriously thinking to improving my skills and entering DATA science field but i can't help the feeling that maybe i'm late to the train. if i enter this field by the time i get a good grasp on it and enter it i'll find myself as an old guy amongst fresh graduates. is there a stigma for that kind of thing ? if anyone did a career change in his life and entered this field i would love to get your perspective.

sorry if this is not a usual topic around here.

Hi all, I need massive chunks of seismic activity data, internationally.

Got me any tips 'n tricks?

(much appreciated)