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  1. I absolutely loved , which I completed in with the . I wrote up my solutions and reflections on the puzzles and overall experience. ellakaye.co.uk/hanukkah-of-dat I'm already looking forward to this coming round again next year!

  2. I absolutely loved #HanukkahOfData, which I completed in #RStats with the #tidyverse. I wrote up my solutions and reflections on the puzzles and overall experience. ellakaye.co.uk/hanukkah-of-dat I'm already looking forward to this coming round again next year!

  3. After doing #HanukkahOfData this year and letting it bake in my head for a few days, I wrote down a few things I learned about #Jupyter and #Polars along the way.

    dev.to/ajkerrigan/stuff-i-lear

  4. After doing #HanukkahOfData this year and letting it bake in my head for a few days, I wrote down a few things I learned about #Jupyter and #Polars along the way.

    dev.to/ajkerrigan/stuff-i-lear

  5. #HanukkahOfData 5783 Days 4 - 8:

    I have just finished #HoD. I did almost everything in SQL with SQL Server.

    The ASCII art of the candles and the rug is really beautiful.

    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

    Here are all my solutions:
    github.com/nharrer/hanukkah-of

    #SQL #Python

  6. #HanukkahOfData 5783 Days 4 - 8:

    I have just finished #HoD. I did almost everything in SQL with SQL Server.

    The ASCII art of the candles and the rug is really beautiful.

    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

    Here are all my solutions:
    github.com/nharrer/hanukkah-of

    #SQL #Python

  7. #HanukkahOfData 5783 Days 1-3:

    Yes, as if I don't already waste way too much time on #AdventOfCode, I started doing last year's #HanukkahOfData, which is also a lot of fun.

    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

    Here are my solutions for days 1 - 3:
    github.com/nharrer/hanukkah-of

    #HoD #SQL #Python

  8. #HanukkahOfData 5783 Days 1-3:

    Yes, as if I don't already waste way too much time on #AdventOfCode, I started doing last year's #HanukkahOfData, which is also a lot of fun.

    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

    Here are my solutions for days 1 - 3:
    github.com/nharrer/hanukkah-of

    #HoD #SQL #Python

  9. Just did the Day 1 puzzle of (which got rebooted this year 🎉 ) hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5784/

    After a week of learning while taking on , I thought I'd give myself a break and just do the HoD in pure

    It's like taking off a heavy backpack. I feel so *competent* again!

  10. Just did the Day 1 puzzle of #HanukkahOfData (which got rebooted this year 🎉 ) hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5784/

    After a week of learning #Rust while taking on #AdventOfCode, I thought I'd give myself a break and just do the HoD in pure #python

    It's like taking off a heavy backpack. I feel so *competent* again!

  11. Compared with #HanukkahOfData puzzles 1 and 2 which had a lot of setup and feeling around, the remaining puzzles were more about smaller tweaks to answer specific questions. And in the case of day 7, doing some extremely gross things with SQL.

    But the full series is up here now for anyone interested: dev.to/ajkerrigan/series/21177

    I suspect I'll add commentary after reviewing other people's code and posts!

  12. Compared with #HanukkahOfData puzzles 1 and 2 which had a lot of setup and feeling around, the remaining puzzles were more about smaller tweaks to answer specific questions. And in the case of day 7, doing some extremely gross things with SQL.

    But the full series is up here now for anyone interested: dev.to/ajkerrigan/series/21177

    I suspect I'll add commentary after reviewing other people's code and posts!

  13. For the second day of #HanukkahOfData I pivoted to #Datasette , which worked great!

    I then clumsily adapted the solution to #pandas, which was educational with a few missteps 😅. I _think_ my takeaway is that grouping on category columns can cause things to explode. But the lesson is still in progress...

    dev.to/ajkerrigan/hanukkah-of-

  14. For the second day of #HanukkahOfData I pivoted to #Datasette , which worked great!

    I then clumsily adapted the solution to #pandas, which was educational with a few missteps 😅. I _think_ my takeaway is that grouping on category columns can cause things to explode. But the lesson is still in progress...

    dev.to/ajkerrigan/hanukkah-of-

  15. Reflecting on #HanukkahOfData with a post about the first puzzle (dev.to/ajkerrigan/hanukkah-of-).

    On the first day I was still getting a feel for the data set, and stuck with #VisiData . I didn't yet realize that I'd lean so hard on #Datasette and #pandas in the following days...

  16. Reflecting on #HanukkahOfData with a post about the first puzzle (dev.to/ajkerrigan/hanukkah-of-).

    On the first day I was still getting a feel for the data set, and stuck with #VisiData . I didn't yet realize that I'd lean so hard on #Datasette and #pandas in the following days...

  17. I wrote a long-form #blog post with my thoughts about #HanukkahOfData - it was a delight to solve these puzzles and learn more about #VisiData! 🕎

    georgeho.org/hanukkah-of-data-

  18. I wrote a long-form #blog post with my thoughts about #HanukkahOfData - it was a delight to solve these puzzles and learn more about #VisiData! 🕎

    georgeho.org/hanukkah-of-data-

  19. Finished both the #AdventOfCode and the #HanukkahOfData today. AoC was a nice way to exercise an unfamiliar language, and HoD introduced me to some new pastries.
    adventofcode.com/
    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

  20. Finished both the #AdventOfCode and the #HanukkahOfData today. AoC was a nice way to exercise an unfamiliar language, and HoD introduced me to some new pastries.
    adventofcode.com/
    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

  21. CW: Spoilers for Hanukkah of Data (Day 8)

    Last day of #HanukkahOfData! Today's puzzle was pretty straightforward and I actually managed to get my lowest time yet, at 5 minutes.

    Only today did I realize that the SKU codes are actually semantic! Collectibles have SKUs starting with "COL"... and for a previous puzzle, pastries have SKUs starting with "BKY"! That would've cut my time down by a lot lol.

  22. CW: Spoilers for Hanukkah of Data (Day 8)

    Last day of #HanukkahOfData! Today's puzzle was pretty straightforward and I actually managed to get my lowest time yet, at 5 minutes.

    Only today did I realize that the SKU codes are actually semantic! Collectibles have SKUs starting with "COL"... and for a previous puzzle, pastries have SKUs starting with "BKY"! That would've cut my time down by a lot lol.

  23. Had some fun with #HanukkahOfData today.
    Thanks #devottys!

    Was a bit late to the party but now I've almost caught up.

    Uploaded my solutions to @Codeberg codeberg.org/christian.heinze/

  24. So, as I've done #HanukkahOfData in #Ibis, I've been providing less and less code screenshots because, well...

    Those are hard to share, and I think I don't describe the images properly. Regardless, I do want to say that using Ibis has been really very fun, and I hope my repo I'll make at the end of the event will be able to show off a very nice learning curve! I think I've gotten better with it since day 1, and it's fun to use!
    (Hey go to my profile to see at least my logic and some lil' code)

  25. So, as I've done #HanukkahOfData in #Ibis, I've been providing less and less code screenshots because, well...

    Those are hard to share, and I think I don't describe the images properly. Regardless, I do want to say that using Ibis has been really very fun, and I hope my repo I'll make at the end of the event will be able to show off a very nice learning curve! I think I've gotten better with it since day 1, and it's fun to use!
    (Hey go to my profile to see at least my logic and some lil' code)

  26. Oh, yes, social media.

    Uh, tag flood: #Python, #Ibis, #HanukkahOfData. I'm doing Hanukkah of Data with Ibis! The thread that starts above this post shows my experience with day 6, and my profile has my journey through every day so far!

    I'll aggregate it into a blog or post that links to posts at the end so it's less obnoxious.

  27. Oh, yes, social media.

    Uh, tag flood: #Python, #Ibis, #HanukkahOfData. I'm doing Hanukkah of Data with Ibis! The thread that starts above this post shows my experience with day 6, and my profile has my journey through every day so far!

    I'll aggregate it into a blog or post that links to posts at the end so it's less obnoxious.

  28. Day 6 of #HanukkahOfData!

    Also, I learned you can arbitrarily capitalize in tags. i'm practically an expert, I hope.

    So far, I've been behind, but after a 3-in-a-row yesterday, I'm on track for the first time!

    Hopefully this goes just as well, this is a 🧵, watch out for Day 6 spoilers!

  29. Day 6 of #HanukkahOfData!

    Also, I learned you can arbitrarily capitalize in tags. i'm practically an expert, I hope.

    So far, I've been behind, but after a 3-in-a-row yesterday, I'm on track for the first time!

    Hopefully this goes just as well, this is a 🧵, watch out for Day 6 spoilers!

  30. @amontalenti if you’re interested in something that (at least for me) is less of a commitment, I’ve been very much enjoying the #HanukkahOfData hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

  31. @amontalenti if you’re interested in something that (at least for me) is less of a commitment, I’ve been very much enjoying the #HanukkahOfData hanukkah.bluebird.sh/5783/

  32. CW: Spoilers for Hanukkah of Data (Day 5)

    We're in the second half of #HanukkahOfData!

    I found today really easy, and I know I'm not the only person to think that: I managed to do it in less than a quarter of the time from yesterday.

    Trawling through Saul Pwanson's Discord (the maker of HoD), I learnt that that #VisiData lets you write functions in your .visidatarc, which are then accessible when writing commands! That's would've made my Day 1 puzzle much easier 😅 😅

  33. CW: Spoilers for Hanukkah of Data (Day 5)

    We're in the second half of #HanukkahOfData!

    I found today really easy, and I know I'm not the only person to think that: I managed to do it in less than a quarter of the time from yesterday.

    Trawling through Saul Pwanson's Discord (the maker of HoD), I learnt that that #VisiData lets you write functions in your .visidatarc, which are then accessible when writing commands! That's would've made my Day 1 puzzle much easier 😅 😅

  34. Finished Day 3 above here in this 🧵 ! Starting Day 4 of #hanukkahofdata below!

  35. Finished Day 3 above here in this 🧵 ! Starting Day 4 of #hanukkahofdata below!

  36. Okay, Hanukkah of Data day 3! More #Python, more #Ibis, more #hanukkahofdata! Yes, I know I have to do more than one in a day at least once to catch up at this point.

    Last two days, I found ways to fixate on the wrong things. Let's try to be more careful today!

  37. Okay, Hanukkah of Data day 3! More #Python, more #Ibis, more #hanukkahofdata! Yes, I know I have to do more than one in a day at least once to catch up at this point.

    Last two days, I found ways to fixate on the wrong things. Let's try to be more careful today!

  38. After I get a #HanukkahOfData puzzle solved in a way that feels smooth and comfortable (generally #VisiData or #Datasette), I've been trying to pivot my solutions to #pandas

    The results have been mixed so far, but useful 😅

    Big win so far: following a sqlite read, converting datatypes (categorical where possible, with a couple datetime or int columns left) reduced deep memory usage to ~10% of the original dataframe

  39. CW: Spoilers for Hanukkah of Data (Day 3)

    Day 3 of #HanukkahOfData - since I'm solving in #VisiData, I don't write down the answers, so I completely forgot yesterday's answer, which turned out to be... kind of important!

    Luckily I have a pretty decent memory for names so I just scrolled through the JDs until I recognized it, but lesson learnt I guess - I wrote down today's answer 😅

    Otherwise, it's a pretty simple puzzle. I'm hoping they get a bit more challenging in the coming days!

  40. The evolving story of the #HanukkahOfData puzzles is centered in New York, and in that frame of mind it was a fun coincidence that today's #TalkTullToMe episode featured the Christmas Song "First Snow on Brooklyn".

    During the rundown of New York's boroughs, Omen casually mentions "We don't talk about Staten Island... it's only famous for What We Do in the Shadows and Wu-Tang Clan" 😂

    hanukkah.bluebird.sh/
    fecklessmomes.com/talk-tull/20