Dr Cog

They’ll get the picture in the fine letter so make sure you give them your best one-finger salute

Definitely better than this outdated version. Nobody uses Python2 unless they want to at this point

Yes. Capitalism is king. It doesn’t need a reason other than to feed itself more profit

I don’t see a problem. For one, it’s been 15 years: the vast majority of libraries have been ported by now. And like you said, you can fix the syntax with basically a find/replace script, so any stragglers can be modified easily.

There really isn’t any excuse to still be using Python 2 anymore

Tried to store documents in paint and it ruined the documents, 0/10

I’ll let you know how my file cabinet art show goes

We do not federate with Meta

What exactly would this bot do as far as testing?

I’m the director of technology for a neurology lab, where we collect patient health record data in a variety of disparate machines and modalities (e.g., MRI, EEG, physical functioning, retinal scans, etc.). We’ve been using the open-source database software REDCap (basically a wrapper for MySQL that enables easy GUI-based data entry), but we are reaching the limits of what it can handle and need something that can scale with our growing database.

I have little experience in database management myself, but I am a competent programmer and feel comfortable learning whatever is needed (famous last words, I know).

Can you elaborate? I’m deciding on what type of SQL to use for my lab and am thinking about MySQL. Should we reconsider?

“Error: syntax error on line 1”

…shit

I doubt it, but either way: stop preordering games.

More like a notes/personal wiki app, than a readme editor.

That said, Obsidian is a diamond in the rough. Building a personal wiki while learning a skill and referencing it later (via search or category) is a true life hack. It feels like augmenting your memory capacity.

Truly invaluable if you need to reference things often but your knowledge base is highly specialized (e.g., I’m a neurology professor)

Could I write a Python program that does the same thing as Excel but faster?

I don’t need to. It’s called pandas

“I know you want a name ending in wire, but all other Verb-wire names are taken!”

Exec: “Verbwire, perfect! Send the memo out”

Regex isn’t difficult, just annoying to ensure it is bug-free. If ChatGPT can help, then I don’t know why you wouldn’t be in favor of it

This is also why medical studies never use accuracy as a measure if the disorder being studied is in any way rare. Sensitivity and specificity or positive/negative likelihood ratios are more common