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by hogu 11y ago
ipython uses (last I checked) node.js or pandoc(haskell) to convert markdown to html in nbconvert. You shouldn't need node or haskell if you're not using nbconvert the server is written in tornado
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by hogu 11y ago
I want to address several of the comments. I used to work for continuum, but I no longer do. I didn't work on the conda team, but as a part of the other teams at continuum, and at my new gig I'm a heavy conda user 1. linux pack
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by hogu 11y ago
OP where are you at? I've consulted in a variety of different places in the financial industry, the opportunities range from terrible, boring and soul sucking, to extremely profitable and very interesting - the financial space is actu
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by hogu 11y ago
WOOT!
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by hogu 11y ago
what is wrong with IDEs like pycharm/intellij?
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by hogu 12y ago
few things that do not completely address your points, but may help - python 3 (.5?) is adding the @ operator for matrix multiply. Of course this only helps you if your company uses python3 - There are 2 packages (seaborn, ggplot(clone))
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Saturated fat is fine(are some diets mass murder)(drmalcolmkendrick.org)
1 points by hogu 12y ago|0 comments
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by hogu 12y ago
what hoops are you referring to? My phd work was all matlab, and I vastly prefer python for readability and practicality
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by hogu 12y ago
almost every finance shop in nyc that is using python is using python 2.7. And yes - for new code as well.
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by hogu 12y ago
It's not. some people are solving this problem with https://github.com/conda/conda . There are many ways to use conda for deployment. My preferred approach is the following: For builds: - build a conda environm
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by hogu 12y ago
I developed this library ( https://github.com/hhuuggoo/thedoctor ) to help deal with this problem. My belief is that type validation is only part of the problem - being guaranteed about properties of your inputs and o
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by hogu 12y ago
I frequently work with large enterprise code bases. With the dynamic nature of python, it can be hard to understand what exactly you're supposed to pass in to functions, or what they return. The goal of this library is to make it eas
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Python function input validation – being safe with enterprise codebases(github.com)
3 points by hogu 12y ago|1 comments
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Python function input validation – how to keep large code bases sane(github.com)
2 points by hogu 12y ago|0 comments
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by hogu 12y ago
Elite programmers absolutely exist, but not because elite software developers are smarter or more brilliant than normal ones. Instead I think that the best software developers do the following 1. Ability to rapidly prototype responsibly -
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by hogu 12y ago
If you're ok with using conda (python pkg mgmt tool) you can do conda install -c wakari pandoc, and it should just work
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Python remote code execution with cluster side data(github.com)
2 points by hogu 12y ago|0 comments
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by hogu 13y ago
what group are you with? we're working on some relevant stuff http://continuum.io/ I can be reached at hugo@continuum.io if you want to chat about it
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by hogu 13y ago
I grew up on Matlab. Entire PhD thesis work was all matlab. I started using python after leaving academia because it's much easier to put python into production, and I've never looked back. There are only 3 benefits to matlab.
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by hogu 13y ago
ok, some of this is ridiculous - sushi is really easy to screw up, just buy really crappy fish, and alot of people do that - there's awesome chinese food and vietnamese food in san jose, much better than most of SF, second only to LA i
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An alternative to virtualenv and pip(technicaldiscovery.blogspot.ca)
4 points by hogu 13y ago|0 comments
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by hogu 13y ago
If anyone needs more color, Travis, the CEO of continuum and the author of NumPy just wrote a great post explaining why conda exists, and why virtualenv and pip aren't sufficient for the scientific python community. http://t
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by hogu 13y ago
in the short term, you should check out spyder http://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/ we ship it with anaconda
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by hogu 13y ago
No - that's not crazy at all. In fact we are working on (and open sourcing) similar ideas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0-4xtFeaT8
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by hogu 13y ago
Hey Hadley, you can get anaconda without giving us any contact information. http://continuum.io/downloads
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37.8M to build new data science environments(blog.fperez.org)
1 points by hogu 13y ago|0 comments
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by hogu 13y ago
Great article! I think gevent zeromq is no longer necessary http://zeromq.github.io/pyzmq/api/zmq.green.html
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by hogu 13y ago
One approach I've tried recently is getting a digital ocean box and giving the prospective candidate access to the box 24 hrs prior, just so they can install whatever tools they like if they so choose, and then giving the candidate a s
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by hogu 13y ago
The best feature of emacs is running shells in buffers. For interactive work, this is supremely useful because you can easily search your history, grab previous lines/chunks of code, and edit them into future commands. I do this all
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by hogu 13y ago
I don't actually think of this as a workflowy clone, i think of it as an org mode clone, but I think more people know what I mean if I say workflowy

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