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lcvriend
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lcvriend
5mo ago
Yeah, I have also been really impressed with AstroNVim. I tried using LazyVim for quite some time but I kept having a hard time getting used to it. Somehow I kept tripping up when trying to do things. On one of my servers I needed to disabl
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lcvriend
3y ago
Well, there also is for example `pandas.plotting.scatter_matrix()` [1] which is built on top of matplotlib. I suppose the question is how does SAS or any other alternative compare to vega/altair when the desired output is less standard
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lcvriend
3y ago
If we only look at the simplest example then I would agree that there is not much difference. But more complicated plots will require you to write code in a more verbose and imperative fashion when using matplotlib. Take a faceted plot li
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lcvriend
4y ago
I am sure you are right. However, this does look very useful to me. I am not a professional js developer but I do like to build dinky websites. I generally prefer not to bother with build steps or dependencies. For me it's preferable t
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lcvriend
4y ago
If by "vectorized" you mean: "able to delegate the task of performing mathematical operations on the array's contents to optimized, compiled C code." then I do not think you are correct (unless perhaps you are suppl