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The language I use day-to-day in my current job (machine learning and data engineering) is Python, although I employ a smattering of C++ and, lately, Rust as we
by sidlls 10y ago
The language I use day-to-day in my current job (machine learning and data engineering) is Python, although I employ a smattering of C++ and, lately, Rust as well (the only one to use either of the latter, that I'm aware of, in the company). Python's virtualenv/pip system, for all its warts, is orders of magnitude better than any JS package management system I've seen.
- indexerror 10y ago> Python's virtualenv/pip system, for all its warts, is orders of magnitude better than any JS package management system I've seen In terms of what? Can you please do a npm vs pip and a nvm vs virtualenv? Thanks
- Can_Not 10y ago> Python's virtualenv/pip system, for all its warts, is orders of magnitude better than any JS package management system I've seen. I've had the complete opposite experience. Crates, composer, and npm are my go-to examples of good package mangers. Python is my go-to example for lack of a good package manager.