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akbo
6y ago
You can stream AVRO records. AVRO is a well defined, binary, space efficient serialization format that can be used to serialize individual records (for streaming) or a whole set of records (for file storage). That should cover all of the au
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akbo
6y ago
I have a different perspective. In a drug trial you have to prove that a new drug is safe before handing it out to a bigger number of people. The default case (if you don't test the drug) is that nobody gets it. In this case, it is dif
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akbo
6y ago
Have you tried remote development with VSCode? IT works really well! https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh
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akbo
6y ago
I love it! What I always missed in, e.g., matplotlib, is the interactivity. I need to be able to zoom in and out without changing code. Hover information is another great feature coming to mind.
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akbo
6y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninety-ninety_rule
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akbo
6y ago
This is the corresponding wiki, which is also apparently open source and can be self-hosted and lives in the same GitHub org as the editor: https://github.com/outline/outline
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akbo
6y ago
I see where you're coming from. My use case is this: as a data scientist, I start new code bases all the time. Each project, simple experiment, data analysis, etc. needs its own cleanly separated dependency environment so I don't
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akbo
6y ago
Sounds like you just need to train your colleagues to be a bit more disciplined with their package managing. It's not that hard to be clean about dependencies with conda. Maybe my take on it can inspire you here: https://hav
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akbo
6y ago
Dependency management can be pretty overwhelming for a lot of people entering Python. This is especially true in the data science realm, where many don't have a SWE background. Even after you have selected a tool, it can be easy to use
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Why You Don’t Want to Use CSV Files
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How I Manage Python Dependencies in Data Science Projects
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7y ago
> Also, I'm not sure why you called CSV unsafe. One example of it being unsafe that happened to me: I got a CSV file written by a program with a broken implementation of a CSV writer that didn't quote string fields when there w
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7y ago
These tools probably do a good job at processing CSV/TSV/DSV (haven't tried them). However, I would love if we could just stop using delimiter-separated value files alltogether. Why? Because the file format is an underspecifi
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8y ago
If you are interested in grading Sudokus by the difficulty of the human solving techniques required, you might want to check out the following two books: - "Sudoku Programming with C" [ https://www.apress.com/de