ExcaliburZero

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   by ExcaliburZero 7y ago

   Are there any videos of this program in action? EDIT: User dpedu put up a video of it in their comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21853137
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   by ExcaliburZero 8y ago

   Plotnine is quite nice. Its api is very similar to R's ggplot so it gives you the same level of expressiveness and flexibility while being able to stay the Python ecosystem to use numpy, pandas, etc..
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   by ExcaliburZero 8y ago

   It is still being used as of Spring 2018. Great class.
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   by ExcaliburZero 8y ago

   I'm getting the same behaviour on Ubuntu 16.04 with gcc version 7.2.0. Edit: There seems to be an issue for this with a fix. https://github.com/jmoon018/PacVim/issues/28
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   by ExcaliburZero 9y ago

   I too am interested in what the differences are. I have used the yhathq ggplot library for a while and it is quite useful but I sometimes find it lacking certain types of plots and documentation. Also the last commit to the yhathq ggplot li
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   Qualities of a Good First Programming Language(christopher-randall-wells.divshot.io)

   1 points by ExcaliburZero 11y ago|0 comments