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I do love Polars, and I constantly use it (I'm a network scientist and usually work with a lot of data). However, it is beyond me why I cannot use it on a M1 Mac. As soon as I import it in python, the latter gets killed with "illegal hardware instruction".

> Jones based the name of his movement on the supposed fact that the third in a series of waves is the strongest.

I cannot find any useful reference to this fact. Any pointer?

I always wondered how one can start learning APL or similar array oriented language. Any suggestions? I'd like to give it a try!

Question: is the first algorithm O(1) cause we treat INT_MAX as a constant, right?

Yep, I'm fully aware of that. I should have pointed it out, sorry. Indeed, I have an ingestion process which populates an PostgreSQL db from the csv

I'm looking into Superset in these days, so it's very nice to have found it here on HC.

I'm also looking for suggestions. A client of ours has a classic CSV representing sales data. I want to build a dashboard to make the visualization of the dataset easier for the client. I was looking both for Metabase and Superset. However, I don't really know if there are any other products out there which could help in this. I'm obviously referring to open source products which could be easily deployed, so I'm removing tools like Tableau or PowerBI from the list.

> Don't think that MacOS spares you about that either. Update notifications are equally distracting.

You're right but if I recall correctly notifications do not steal the focus.

That's pretty right. In particular, there is a (huge) subreddit devoted to selfies where a high number of users that post in there have a OF link present in their biography.

I'd love this book but unfortunately I can only address it as a starting point. It's good enough for a collection but it isn't a survey neither a complete book. I've worked a lot with evolution strategies and the starting point was this book although a bit limiting.