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* conda constructor * https://github.com/conda/constructor Conda installers like miniconda3 and miniforge3 can be built using the conda constructor package. It offers some more customization than is available with cond
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I've been doing a lot of research on this issue and I can't remember what it was but I remember getting a few weird error messages with conda-pack. I've found your articles at pythonspeed.com really useful, so I'm glad t
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I think that if you are extremely disciplined and self-motivated you can learn a lot these days from freely available resources on the internet. I think you miss out on two really big things. The first is that most people can learn much mor
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I'm a big fan of vega/altair but the biggest limitation is that it can't scale to larger datasets. It might be interesting if you made some side by side comparisons of implementing examples from the vega gallery using Muze. A
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That's awesome. Are there public examples of what you'd consider a good setup for that use case that you could point me to? Or is one of the use cases in the Sysbox-EE User Guide a good example (I don't see a 'docker san
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Have you considered looking at data science use cases for this (particularly with Python)? I've spent a lot of time tweaking containers meant for data science and one issue I run into a lot is that since you actually spend a lot of tim
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I don't agree that $90/user/month is unreasonable in every context. Yeah it's probably too much for consumers but honestly the consumer need for this tool seems pretty niche to me. It's also probably too much for la
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Every kid is different so YMMV. In my experience (N=2) the biggest factors were: * Full bellies (more milk!) * Dark rooms (blackout curtains) * white noise * Consistent routine (more relevant after 6-9 months) For us the general idea was th
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Emily Oster's books and recently her newsletter. They're not for everyone but they are definitely for the type of person who asks for parenting advice on Hacker News :P She's a professor of economics and her main shtick is th
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I second the recommendation for Precious Little Sleep. I bought and would recommend the book, but you can also get a lot of what you need from these blog post but the author. https://www.preciouslittlesleep.com/what-you-need
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Altair does have interactive legends actually. But dash is great for more complicated interactions and layouts. Panel, streamlit, and voila are also all potentially useful. https://altair-viz.github.io/gallery/interacti
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ipywidgets + altair could mimic that pretty easily I think since with that example you just want to filter with a bunch of checkmarks/radios/dropdowns on a sidebar and then display a chart and table based on those filters. The pla
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Yes it's theoretically possible. I created an example of linking a table to a scatter plot brush selection. That said, I have never been able to get altair/vega-lite to generate a nicely formatted table to my satisfaction. I mostl