Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie: I had to remind myself that Buñuel is a surrealist and don’t expect the movie to make sense, just enjoy the ride. Pretty funny, with interesting characters and solid social critique of the hypocrisy of rich people.

Mikey 17: Really enjoyed it. Didn’t expected too much because the critics weren’t good, idk, people was expecting a second Parasite or something, but this movies felt more like Bong Joon Ho movie that Parasite felt.

Haven’t see Mikey 17 yet, but it doesn’t looks so different as the other movies he have done. If anything, Parasite is the outliner in his career.

Bet he has shares and investments on $MSFT

Citations Needed: Episode 95: The Hollow Vanity of Libertarian “Choice” Rhetoric

Episode webpage: https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/citationsneeded/CN95_20191205_choice_Stites_v2.mp3

Fucking Citations Needed, every time I finish an episode, someone comment something related to it.

I went back to school at 32yo. Best decision ever.

I tough this was about excel and was like yeah haha!

But is about Python, so I’m officially offended.

57006?

Isn’t a variable, is a parameter for a daterange function.

They actually used red tape for that, and this is why burocracy is called red tape, because they had to fill paperwork everytime a code change was needed or reversed.

Ah fuck, this happened me with the Chainladder library. Had to modify the source code to change the M to ME.

Remove the tape.

Easy, pens, eraser, tape and writing comments on the card

And Claude, off course.

The best is when the version also had the name of an ex employee on it.

At least they were humble and didn’t blame it entirely on Cursor… they also blamed Claude.

Nine, they skipped Saw 9 because it could cause bugs and other errors.

If necessary, Sony’s going to start doing small budget artistic Spider-Man films just to keep the rights of it.

Sure, but sometimes you need to do a pivot table and get transformed, or you while working you accidentally made it a number, or just because excel being excel it import the number as scientific notation, or any other case.

It completely screws up numbers if the column is a number and the number is over 15 digits long.

I work in insurance in Brazil, by standards of our regulatory body, claims numbers must be a string of 20 numbers (zfill(20) if needed). You can’t imagine the amount of times excel had fucked me up rounding down the claim numbers, this is one of the first things I teach to my interns and juniors when they’re working with the claims databases.

Oh yes, I remember using power query for a few months once I started working with bigger databases, but I saw that moving to Python would be better carrer wise and never came back to excel to do actual work (but at the end everything get exported to excel)