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As a counterpoint, I'm supporting a lot of corporate environments and I'd love if just one user anywhere expressed a desire to use Python. I've encouraged peopl
by technion 5y ago
As a counterpoint, I'm supporting a lot of corporate environments and I'd love if just one user anywhere expressed a desire to use Python. I've encouraged people look at it several times, along with R Studio or anything else that might help.
But politically it won't happen. So instead, I get handed badly coded Excel macros and told "there's a server problem", or a document that just slides in the 2GB limit by a few KB and told "it's a bit slow".
- blitzar 5y ago> badly coded Excel macros I think you mean badly recorded Excel macros. A lot of problems, and their solutions have been rethought in the form of excel. Rows, columns and sheets, copy/paste pivot. As much as I detest excel, it does have its place. At a 2gb file size however, that place doesnt really exist anymore.