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And now one talk I was looking forward to: "#pandas at a crossroads" by Jeff Reback at #PyDataNYC
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Paraphrasing: "We'd better stay away from things Google controls as much as possible" #PyDataNYC
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Paul Romer, 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics, is dropping some bombs at #PyDataNYC 🔥
Paraphrasing: "Once a culture is established, it's very difficult to change. I don't know if #Julia will ever escape from the 'faster than #Fortran' early misleading claims"
(He continued to say that Julia is fantastic despite being bothered by these overly enthusiastic remarks, to which I 100 % agree)
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And now let's hear about #simpy (not to be confused with #sympy) for discrete event simulation from Lara Kattan at #PyDataNYC
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"Why do the #Python basics even matter if I'm a #pandas user?" I'm ready for another epic talk by James Powell at #PyDataNYC
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Excellent presentation by Max Mergenthaler from Nixtla at #PyDataNYC on bridging classical and deep learning methods for #timeseries forecasting in #python thanks to #numba
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@tacaswell "Scientists do not have time to be domain experts AND professional developers" 💯 #PyDataNYC
Corollary: Data scientists do not have time to be domain experts AND data engineers.
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Excellent keynote by @tacaswell from #matplotlib fame at #PyDataNYC - "From science to open source and back again". Lots of wisdom.
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Brilliant talk by @gforsyth about #ibis at #PyDataNYC, looking forward to using it! https://ibis-project.org/
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Right now in #PyDataNYC:
JAX jax jaxified a jaxed jax, jaxing a jaxed jaxification jax jax jax.
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@jamesravey Yes, I'm a big fan of #polars! Check out the talk I gave at #pydatalondon about the topic: https://yewtu.be/GvYeBHNGlvM
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#novembeat 03. In a rush, it's late over here. But love the groove.
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#novembeat, day 02. Had a lot of fun with this one.
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#novembeat, day 01. Audio on Linux, to my surprise, worked like a charm.
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#novembeat, day 01. Audio on Linux, to my surprise, worked like a charm.
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"#BLOOM is here. The largest open-access multilingual language model ever."
Fully open access, and released under an ethical/do-no-harm license 🤯
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Using Polars to analyze 1M+ Stack Overflow questions