вопрос верующим

Библия ведь не запрещает суммировать гармонический ряд?

чудесная нотация

В документации по спарку увидел
transformer: DataFrame =[transform]=> DataFrame

Ни хрена не мог понять, а потом понял и шибко оценил. Классно же! Жаль, нельзя так по жизни. Очень жаль.

today's names for tuples

0 empty tuple, unit
1 singleton, monuple
2 pair, couple
3 triple, treble, triplet, triad
4 quadruple, quad
5 quintuple, pentuple
6 sextuple, hextuple
7 septuple, heptuple
8 octuple
9 nonuple
10 decuple
11 undecuple, hendecuple
12 duodecuple
13 tredecuple
14 quattuordecuple
15 quindecuple
16 sexdecuple
17 septendecuple
18 octodecuple
19 novemdecuple
20 vigintuple
21 unvigintuple
22 duovigintuple
23 trevigintuple
24 quattuorvigintuple
25 quinvigintuple
26 sexvigintuple
27 septenvigintuple
28 octovigintuple
29 novemvigintuple
30 trigintuple
31 untrigintuple
40 quadragintuple
50 quinquagintuple
60 sexagintuple
70 septuagintuple
80 octogintuple
90 nongentuple
100 centuple
1,000 milluple

сегодняшнее что читать

http://rosendorfer.livejournal.com/35211.html

Today's 10 things to be miserable about

paranoia
illiteracy
criminal records
exasperated relatives
kind-hearted felons
blistering criticism
electric bills
nutraloaf - a food loaf served as punishment to unruly american prisoners
the hottest day of the year
the coldest day of the year

the Unmentionables

case class UnresolvedFunction(
    name: String,
    children: Seq[Expression],
    isDistinct: Boolean)
  extends Expression with Unevaluable {

  override def dataType: DataType = throw new UnresolvedException(this, "dataType")
  override def foldable: Boolean = throw new UnresolvedException(this, "foldable")
  override def nullable: Boolean = throw new UnresolvedException(this, "nullable")
  override lazy val resolved = false

  override def prettyString: String = {
    s"${name}(${children.map(_.prettyString).mkString(",")})"
  }

  override def toString: String = s"'$name(${children.mkString(",")})"
}

news from our university

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