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Rapids CuDF Accelerates Pandas Nearly 150x with Zero Code Changes
(developer.nvidia.com)
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quasiben
3y ago
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Debugging a Mixed Python and C Language Stack
(developer.nvidia.com)
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quasiben
3y ago
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quasiben
7y ago
Sounds very similar to the OSS DVC project: https://github.com/iterative/dvc
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quasiben
10y ago
Are you familiar with fastparquet ( https://github.com/dask/fastparquet ) and pyarrow ( https://pyarrow.readthedocs.io/en/latest ) ?
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quasiben
10y ago
What should I rely on if I want to serialize a function ?
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Bringing Python to Hadoop
(technicaldiscovery.blogspot.com)
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quasiben
10y ago
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Distributed NumPy Arrays
(matthewrocklin.com)
45 points
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quasiben
11y ago
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Hollywood Code Hacking
(hackertyper.com)
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quasiben
11y ago
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quasiben
11y ago
All of folks at Continuum Analytics use sphinx and readthedocs
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quasiben
11y ago
I really like the inlined progress bars!
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Pandas on HDFS with Dask Dataframes
(matthewrocklin.com)
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quasiben
11y ago
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quasiben
11y ago
Congratulations!
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quasiben
11y ago
Bar charts are free but histograms are not?
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Introducing Blaze – Migrations
(continuum.io)
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quasiben
12y ago
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quasiben
12y ago
This is great! People should have better and faster ways of handling CSV -> DB interactions. We recently added native CSV loading into blaze for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLITE, https://github.com/ContinuumIO/blaze&#
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quasiben
12y ago
My tone is not intended imply necessity -- more that several of those figures ARE in fact parents. Darwin and Dickens both had 10 (10!!!) kids. I'm not interested in a discussion of good vs bad vs absent parents, I was trying to point
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quasiben
12y ago
Interesting that there is no "parenting" category -- must be nice.
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The Most 90s Thing That Could Ever Exist
(theatlantic.com)
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quasiben
12y ago
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Why You Shouldn't Say It's Easy When Teaching
(karissamck.com)
77 points
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12y ago
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PyPy and CPython with Conda
(binstar.org)
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12y ago
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Doto: Yet Another Python Digital Ocean Interface
(quasiben.github.io)
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quasiben
13y ago
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An IPython Notebook with Reveal.js
(quasiben.github.io)
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13y ago
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Python packaging and deployment made simple
(continuum.io)
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13y ago
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Packaging for the PyData Ecosystem
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13y ago
Is IPython notebook on the roadmap?
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Streaming Plots with Bokeh
(continuum.io)
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13y ago
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quasiben
13y ago
I would suggest watching any topic you find interesting at pyvideo: http://pyvideo.org/ These are recordings from most of the major Python conferences around the world
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Wakari and Financial Health Checks
(continuum.io)
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13y ago
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quasiben
13y ago
How big was the slice? Were you trying to plot with bokeh or matplotlib?