After being annoyed with Python's crazy unstable tooling, I've resorted to running everything I do in docker containers. Makes it really easy to get a new proj

After being annoyed with Python's crazy unstable tooling, I've resorted to running everything I do in docker containers. Makes it really easy to get a new project up and running. "docker compose up", and point pycharm to the python container as the remote interpreter and it's up and running. No longer having to spend a few days getting the local env up and running on some developer's unlucky configuration of software+hardware. So while I still use a local IDE, and run most of my stuff in a container locally, it's not too far off from I feel it's viable to move everything to a computer in the cloud. Our DS people are working like that already, with their notebooks and stuff.