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neat. python or c++? also I tried to enter in my email into where it says "Get useful tips and updates in your inbox." and it is stuck saying "processing"

sweet. looks good. what gui toolkit is this using?

That's definitely a good point. But it's also sort of self-fulfilling: those layout misalignments and RTL font issues you mentioned become less of an issue as more people embrace Q…

JMP and stata are really solid tools, but I feel like the advantage stems from the fact that they help me discover new statistical methods. In the GUI I can see an option for somet…

sorry how do you mean with outlook? is there really a way to remove the "modern" design and unveil the 90s beauty beneath?

side note: what an absolutely beautiful website. clear and fast. I love it.

https://linear.app/ this one looks pretty good. I used https://www.broadcom.com/products/software/value-stream-mana... at a previous gig and really liked it

side note, I love the design / color scheme

that's awesome! I tried to do the very same thing: https://github.com/simulatedphysics do you have a website by any chance where I can follow progress?

neato! I've really enjoyed using sciter.

this looks great! I think I'll give it a read. I am curious to know how pandas stacks up against matlab; like what where the semantic decisions the pandas folks made, the tradeoffs…

May I ask if the approach you describe here was what you applied in the FAANG interview? I would be pleasantly surprised if it worked! :)

sciter is a really wonderful piece of software. it's performance has been really impressive when I was benching it against qt

The constexpr specifier should give C++ an advantage

Thanks for all your (and teams) hard work! Really liking Streamlit. One thing I've encountered is odd aspect ratio / figure sizing in matplotlib / seaborn plots, but otherwise it's…

interesting - was this inspired by this post the other day on HN? looks good though! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23746445 / https://tmpch.at/