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by has2k1 9y ago
Yes, no X placeholder. And at the moment you cannot pipe to arbitrary functions, Python limitations. I'll get around this by providing a helper function e.g df >> call(pd.dropna, axis=1)
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by has2k1 9y ago
I created plydata, you may find it sufficient for your needs. https://github.com/has2k1/plydata
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by has2k1 9y ago
I think how you attribute the surprise matters. The order of discoveries brought forth a conventional story that stood for a seemingly long time. Now that story may need to be re-examined. There is a difference between the discovery & s
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by has2k1 9y ago
Top down control is kind-of hard. Given increased availability of genetic data, democratised action is easier to envision. You start off with compatibility tests against genetic disorders [1]. Then those that lead to potentially the better
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by has2k1 9y ago
I am the author, do let me know what you are trying to do. I too have some ideas of what to add to plotnine or build on top of it.
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by has2k1 9y ago
In many cases, the use of multi-indexes in Pandas is (I think) a result of culture/style or expectation that the cells of a dataframe should have scalar values. If that would change and it became common to have nested dataframes, the u
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by has2k1 9y ago
I had a similar issue. I had to read a certain piece of R code and it used a lot of dplyr, I read the dplyr documentation and I immediately felt more comfortable manipulating data in R than in Python. Later on I created https://g
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by has2k1 9y ago
If you know what kind of short analysis you want to do, the benefits of Jupyter are not obvious. If you have to do a lot of exploration, and do longer analyses then it becomes indispensable.
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by has2k1 9y ago
Without significant effort, we are not so good at a judging what resources that are not essential now yet will be in the future. Even the example, I'm going to give is lacking because it is rooted in today's technological activiti
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by has2k1 9y ago
Well, I think it was different priorities. My main objective for contributing was to have a full on grammar of graphics package in python. I appreciate those warm feelings from afar.
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by has2k1 9y ago
Seaborn is not lacking in any way, it has a goal and it accomplishes it. However, I think Seaborn would have been easier to create if it had been based on a grammar based package, a few caveats not withstanding.
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by has2k1 9y ago
There are a few concepts to learn. With a grammar, you can create plots in 5 minutes that would take an hour to create using "the standard syntax". For many people once they experience it, they do not want to go back. You could be
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by has2k1 9y ago
Surprise to see this at the top, I am the creator* of plotnine. The most common question seems to be, what to expect of plotnine? The answer; a high quality implementation of a grammar of graphics with an API that closely matches ggplot2, a
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by has2k1 9y ago
Plotnine is a real grammar of graphics. Checkout http://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/about-plotnine.html for a little more information about the two projects.
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by has2k1 9y ago
Can you imagine a scenario in the future where there would be a need to do an activity at the summit of Everest?
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by has2k1 9y ago
Here is an excerpt from "The Tragedy of the Commons" paper [1] """ The pollution problem is a consequence of population. It did not much matter how a lonely American frontiersman disposed of his waste. "Flowing
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by has2k1 9y ago
I use a plugin ranger.vim [1]. Although it works for plain VIM, it is very clunky, since ranger is opened with a !command you get a blocking terminal. The nesting really is tmux -> Shell -> Nvim -> Ranger. https://githu
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by has2k1 9y ago
Not parent, but I use Neovim and Ranger [1] filemanager and I have a shortcut to open Ranger in a split or full window from which I can browse and open a file. You can do this only because Neovim has a built-in terminal. This may end up rep
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by has2k1 10y ago
Other than the configuration form, does this have uses cases that are different from a bash script(s) with tmux commands.
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by has2k1 10y ago
I did the same thing. Bug report, your table has an error at 1111110.
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by has2k1 10y ago
Yes. Once declared, function pointers are similar to regular functions. They both point to a value that cannot be changed. That value is a block of code.
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by has2k1 10y ago
I think you have a few errors in your explanations. There is not enough evidence about the immune system of the neanderthals. When the Out-of-Africa migration(s) happened, there is no evidence that the neanderthals had encountered significa
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by has2k1 10y ago
Sudan and Egypt do not like that outcome. They would have no more Nile.
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by has2k1 10y ago
In this context, your idea of history is of a "Historian's history". The article on the other hand is about "more historical context" in the progression of mathematical tools and ideas. Worth considering, is that if
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by has2k1 10y ago
It is my understanding that the __future__ module is frozen.
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by has2k1 10y ago
I have encountered the term in another context. > A "skyhook" is an imaginary device for hanging an object from the sky. The word originated in a sarcastic remark by a frustrated pilot of a reconnaissance plane in the First Wor
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When I read the transcript of that talk some years ago, I spent some time trying to come to grips with how trans-formative the idea was.
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You are heading towards a search algorithm. That is, a search for the right incentives/disincentives for possibly all of the biological organisms that make up the manufacturing stack. Then the question becomes can you purchase enough T
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by has2k1 10y ago
What I find interesting and not mentioned in the article is the implications that follow from the fact that coffee is not native to Fiji. So, either the ants came with the coffee to Fiji having perfected the art in a different location. Or
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by has2k1 10y ago
Among the arguments I have seen is that Roman numerals made arithmetic very hard. Switch to Indo-Arabic numerals and arithmetic becomes conveniently algorithmic. And wherever this number system was adopted, intellectual pursuit involving nu

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