I work in HPC, and for all the Python programmers I come across, I'm surprised at how few of them know details about package management etc. Of course I'm qui

I work in HPC, and for all the Python programmers I come across, I'm surprised at how few of them know details about package management etc. Of course I'm quite a bit biased because the majority of these people are coming to me for help... Back to Anaconda. It's great system, and the problem is people learn how to use ML or whatever using Anaconda, and then when they get into the workplace, you need a license. I really wish organizations would just buy licenses for the users that want them, it's so much of a pain to work around not having Anaconda. Their prebuilt packages are pretty helpful and time-saving, even thought you "don't need it" and you can get along with using just pip, but you'll have to provide workarounds for projects that use Conda.