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anandology

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About anandology

Anand Chitipothu

http://anandology.com/

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    Comment #32220639

    When I saw the name Vi Hart , the author of the video, it sounded quite familiar. It turned out that She is the daughter of George W Hart , a mathematician and polyhedron man. I'm …

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    Comment #25163345

    I have been playing with a Raspberry 400 for couple of days now. I thought of recommend it for my nephew, but couldn't do it because of the following drawbacks. 1. Lack of 3.5mm au…

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    Comment #24067296

    > Just for curiosity, is the # of forecasts due to SKU/locations, or due to granularity of series (i.e. let's forecast absolutely every KPI driver, as well as on different time sca…

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    Show HN: HyperProphet – The Easiest Way Run FB Prophet at Scale

    We are Anand and Raghav, the creators of HyperProphet (https://hyperprophet.com/), a tool to enable developers to compute thousands of forecasts in minutes using fbprophet without …

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    Comment #23497659

    https://github.com/aaronsw/html2text

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    Comment #20417191

    Didn't realize I could use `itertools.count`. In fact, it accepts a `start` parameter. The `take` function is borrowed from Haskell. It feels lot more natural to say/read `take(10,…

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    Comment #20413622

    I think Infinity can be handled lot more elegantly in Python. Here is my response with the same problem solved in Python. https://anandology.com/blog/python-is-infintely-beautiful/…

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    Comment #20321551

    Any slice implementation that references to the original data has to be some kind of "fat pointer". Is there any other way that can be done? String.substring in Java does exactly t…

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    Comment #19650682

    In addition to apt and npm, I would like to see docker image distribution powered by IPFS. It really feels stupid to pull images from a central registry sitting on the other side o…

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    Comment #19076848

    Reminds of Bhopal, a city in India. People there are very fond of numbers. You see people getting on a bus and buying a ticket for "aath number" (number 8) or even "saade paanch" (…

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    Comment #18314561

    ZKM in Karlsruhe, Germany has an exhibition called Open Codes, where they have used a single solid object to generate all letters in the alphabet using projections. https://zkm.de/…

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    Comment #16850008

    Agree. Thats what makes jupyter lab in the cloud very interesting.

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    Comment #16849859

    Yes, it is incredibly easy, except when you upgrade to tensorflow 1.6 and it fails with [a cuda error][1] and after couple of sleepless nights you realize nvidia has deleted the do…

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    Comment #8159347

    Please submit an issue on github. https://github.com/anandology/python-practice-book

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    Comment #8159345

    Thanks for the suggestion. Added a note on the index page.

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    Comment #5494218

    I'm teach Python professionally. People come to learn Python so that they can go back and use it at their work place. And almost all Python installations in productions are in Pyth…

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    Comment #5494086

    Thanks for pointing the mistake. Corrected the tests now. Solution to that problem is correct. Sets weren't introduced yet.

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