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Are you suggesting that we ignore the article's data-driven conclusion that it is because of pandas and the rise of data science and machine learning?
by guelo 9y ago
Are you suggesting that we ignore the article's data-driven conclusion that it is because of pandas and the rise of data science and machine learning?
- rpazyaquian 9y agoThat is exactly what I am thinking myself.
- fish_fan 9y agoI think you're reading the article wrong—pandas is a symptom, not a cause. That said, it seems foolish to ignore the clear data science use case. But that's also been a theme for at least five years now.
- njharman 9y agoNo they're explaining why Pandas was written in Python and why data science and machine learning projects choose Python over R or Java or Haskell, etc.