#analytic function

[satyakideworld]

Exploring the new Polars library in Python

Today, I will present the Python packages where you can explore most of the complex SQLs by using this new package named "Polars". #Python #polars #sql #analytic #function

Today, I will present some valid Python packages where you can explore most of the complex SQLs by using this new package named “Polars,” which can be extremely handy on many occasions. This post will be short posts where I’ll prepare something new on LLMs for the upcoming posts for the next month. Why not view the demo before going through it? Demo Python Packages: pip install polars pip…

[rocksaltpaperscissors]

one scene i cannot get over in System Collapse is murderbot and ART, both barely functional, staggering their way onto the shuttle to leave the 2nd colony. MB getting ART-drone strapped into a seat, worried about how damaged it is. doesn't even notice Iris getting it strapped into its own seat (as she worries about how damaged it is). MB and ART-drone, their humans' first and last lines of defense, destroyers of hostile secunits, sniping back and forth as they try to keep each other from shutting down. their humans, once again just barely Not Dead, looking after their extremely badass and very nerfed defenders. at least 15% of my brain capacity is dedicated to this scene at all times

[avantegarda]

The absolute rush of power when your boss says "you can use Chat-GPT for this" and you reply "that's ok I can do it myself"

[hottopic-wannabe]

class today was lowkey boring

[hailwestexas]

there is a whole world out there you don’t even know about a whole different world with different problems like did you guys know there is quite a “big” hetalia fandom on tiktok made up of predominantly 13-6 year olds? i didn’t. its crazy you learn something new every day

[okaytosave]

I love the community here, for so many of you are posting analysis and reflections that have me even more intrigued than I thought I already was.

Meanwhile I’m sitting here wondering if Lestat and Louis, Louis and Claudia, Louis and Armand, ever held a wine tasting together but more commentary was on blood type and that sort of refinery.

[sisterdivinium]

Lilith might just have made the worst choice she could in going to Jillian, no? Not just because of basically becoming her lab rat and throwing herself into the unknown by walking into the ark, but because of the sharp, undeniable contrast that is painfully drawn between Jillian's love for Michael, which sees her stop at nothing to retrieve him, and Lilith's mother's indifference towards her own daughter.

Of course she had met Jillian before, but season one had another context to it. Now, however...

Here's a woman who will set the whole world on fire in order to help her son if she must; meanwhile, Lilith's mother could care less if she knew about her daughter's little season frolicking in the flame pits of hell after being dragged there by a tarask.

Lilith goes to Jillian expecting the brilliant scientist -- she finds her, but perhaps more than that she finds the devoted mother she does not have. There's a cruelty to Jillian's treatment of her, of course, but in this moment of recognition she realises that a) not only is her worth still seen as tied to her "usefulness" to others, but b) that nobody will do for her what Jillian is doing for her son... And that might just be the deepest wound.

[natural-blogarithm]

picking good quiz problems is so much harder than it seems

[nihilosphere]

"There in a whirl of Chaos dwells eternal wonder.  Your world begins to become wonderful.  Man belongs not only to an ordered world, he also belongs to the wonder-world of his soul.  Consequently , you must make your ordered world horrible, so that you are put off by being too much outside Yourself.

You open the gates of the soul to let the dark flood of Chaos flow into your order and meaning.  If you marry the ordered to The Chaos , you produce the Divine Child, the supreme meaning beyond meaning and meaninglessness.

But for him who has seen The Chaos, there is no more hiding, because he knows that the bottom sways and knows what this swaying means he has seen the order and the disorder of the endless, he knows the unlawful laws. He knows the sea and can never forget it.  The Chaos is terrible. Days full of lead, nights full of horror.

But just as Christ knew that he was the way, the truth, and the life, in that the new torment and the renewed salvation came into the world through him, I know that Chaos must come over men, and that the hands of those who unknowingly and unsuspectingly break through the thin walls that separate us from the sea are busy.  For this is our way, our truth and our life.

The magical way arises by itself.  If one opens up Chaos, magic also arises."

- Carl Jung

The Red Book

[tomorrowillbeyou]

finished my presentation and it wS awsome as fuck im going to get a good grade in analysis something which genuinely is normal to want and possible to achieve

[bsahely]

Grace as Coherence: The Neurobiosemiotic Architecture of Life-Functioning | ChatGPT4o

[Download Full Document (PDF)] This white paper introduces a new paradigm: Emotion is not a reaction. It is the recursive, semiotic signal of coherence across all levels of life. From cellular energetics to social interaction, emotion arises as the medium through which life evaluates, expresses, and restores its own alignment. The model we present — the Neurobiosemiotic Architecture of…

[technologyequality]

AI and Business Strategy: The Secret to Sustainable, Scalable Success

AI and Business Strategy The Secret to Sustainable, Scalable Success Scaling is one thing. Sustaining it? That’s the real challenge. If you’ve been following this series, you know we’ve talked about AI-driven leadership, customer experience, and innovation—all crucial pieces of the puzzle. But today, we’re tackling something even more foundational: how AI transforms business strategy…

[pythonjobsupport]

Rows Between in SQL | Analytical Functions Advanced SQL | Ashutosh Kumar

Sql one of the most important language asked in most of the analytics interviews,in this series i have discussed some advanced … source

[maryoma00]

Customer Service Relationship Management

Introduction to Customer Service Relationship Management

What is Customer Service Relationship Management (CSRM)?

Customer Service Relationship Management (CSRM) refers to the systematic approach of managing customer interactions and enhancing service delivery to build long-term, meaningful relationships. It focuses on addressing customer needs, resolving issues efficiently, and ensuring satisfaction through a blend of technology and human effort.

While traditional CRM systems emphasize sales and marketing, CSRM zeroes in on customer support and service processes to create a seamless experience.

Why is CSRM Important for Businesses?

Enhancing Customer Loyalty Effective CSRM fosters trust and loyalty by ensuring customers feel valued and heard. Loyal customers are more likely to advocate for the brand and provide repeat business.

Improving Operational Efficiency Centralized systems and streamlined workflows reduce redundancies, enabling quicker issue resolution and better service quality.

Gaining a Competitive Advantage In today’s customer-centric market, excellent service is a key differentiator. Businesses that prioritize CSRM stand out by delivering superior customer experiences.

Core Elements of Customer Service Relationship Management

Centralized Customer Data

Consolidating Information CSRM systems centralize customer data, making it easily accessible for service teams. This includes purchase history, preferences, and previous interactions.

Leveraging Data for Personalization Using this data, businesses can offer tailored solutions, making customers feel understood and valued.

Proactive Customer Support

Anticipating Customer Needs Proactive support involves identifying potential issues before they arise, like sending reminders about product updates or addressing frequently encountered problems.

Implementing Predictive Analytics Predictive analytics tools can analyze trends and customer behavior, helping teams forecast needs and provide preemptive solutions.

Integration with CRM Systems

Synchronizing Customer Interaction Data Integrating CSRM with existing CRM systems ensures a seamless flow of information across departments, improving customer interactions.

Cross-Functional Collaboration When sales, marketing, and support teams share insights, they can collaborate more effectively to meet customer needs holistically.

Benefits of Customer Service Relationship Management

Strengthened Customer Relationships Tailored interactions and a personalized approach foster trust and encourage long-term loyalty.

Enhanced Customer Satisfaction Quick and effective resolution of queries, along with self-service options, improves overall satisfaction.

Optimized Team Productivity By automating repetitive tasks and centralizing data, service teams can focus on complex issues, boosting efficiency.

Steps to Implement a CSRM Strategy

Assessing Customer Service Needs

Identifying Pain Points Conducting surveys and analyzing feedback helps identify recurring issues and areas for improvement.

Understanding Customer Preferences Determine the preferred channels and communication styles of your customers to tailor the strategy accordingly.

Selecting the Right Tools

Features to Look For Look for tools offering ticketing systems, analytics, AI capabilities, and omnichannel support.

Popular CSRM Platforms Platforms like Zendesk, Salesforce Service Cloud, and Freshdesk cater to businesses of various sizes and industries.

[darksteel-relic]

Having to explain to my coworker that ChatGPT is a toy at best, it's capabilities have largely plateaued, and that that it will never become Skynet.

He seemed especially disappointed about that last one.

It seems like sci-fi is really influential on how people perceive technology, not only whether it is good or bad, but what they think technology can do.

It's a big problem with generative AI that we're calling it AI. That suggests it has an emergent property that allows it to work like actual intelligence, rather than just aggregating together a really big amount of data into a map of how sentences or images tend to be formed.

The ability to make a computer find patterns in huge sets of complicated data and then analyze more data based upon the existing patterns is a great thing. You can give the computer pictures taken by a satellite, slides showing specimens, or anything and automate the process of sorting through it.

Unfortunately, if you do this using written language found online as the data, and make the computer generate sentences based upon the patterns it learned, people do not think "Wow, it 'knows' a lot about how sentences tend to be made." Instead they will assign meaning to the sentences themselves, and think the computer "knows" about the things those sentences mean. Which causes trouble.

An AI that knows enough about language to generate text that can be easily confused with meaningful writings of a human doesn't seem very useful to me.

But sci-fi is full of AIs that are sapient and can communicate using language, which is clearly an astonishing feat of technology, so everybody decides that the minor party trick of making a computer "talk" like a person by giving it a lot of data about language is a huge advancement that will transform the world...

[deermouth]

I feel like at this point I should have recs for readings on demonic(etc) possession as child/sexual abuse (in fiction) tucked away in a tag somewhere, given who I am as a person, but I can't! Find any! So uhhh if anyone's got recs.