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by chthonicdaemon 3y ago
Give it another shot if you haven't recently. I was a hardcore Jupyter Lab user and PyCharm pulled me away with their recent updates. Same hotkeys, good integrated tool support. The VS Code implementation of notebooks has too much vert
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by chthonicdaemon 5y ago
Very good intuition - defauldict seems to be the best option if you have control over the building of the dictionaries and you think missing value handling is in play. I've updated the post to reflect this.
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When to Use Dict.get in Python(negfeedback.blogspot.com)
1 points by chthonicdaemon 5y ago|2 comments
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Indispensable Command Line Tools(negfeedback.blogspot.com)
2 points by chthonicdaemon 6y ago|0 comments
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by chthonicdaemon 8y ago
Adding the .csv files to .gitignore only avoids the one issue of having checking in data files. How do collaborators ensure they’re working on the same data files? I am aiming to minimise the manual steps involved in running the latest vers
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by chthonicdaemon 8y ago
(author of post) I am a huge fan of this approach and use it extensively in my own code. This natural commandline interaction is completely alien to my students. They are barely holding on with trying to learn Python in the notebook environ
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by chthonicdaemon 8y ago
(author of post here) It's more like someone who started by recommending my students use parametrised scripts, noticing that they will not and working through alternatives. My students are relatively familiar with the notebook interfac
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by chthonicdaemon 8y ago
I am the author of this post. This post was written mostly for my students and is about a particular transition from a "single purpose" notebook where they have solved a problem on one file and trying to collaborate with me on the