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jonathanpoulter
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Comment #39256797
I purchased these for my wife years ago, they’re excellent.
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Comment #27161734
A pretty critical application
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Comment #26302315
Ease of testing is the most obvious benefit. A "pure" function is one whose result is simply based on its inputs, no dependency on external state/IO etc. Same inputs, same outputs …
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Comment #26302288
I completely agree with this sentiment. Writing good Haskell always seemed harder to me than something like Python. The amount I'd have to think before beginning to type was a lot,…
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Comment #25430400
Maybe they're looking to get a lot of granularity. Thinking of, https://haveibeenpwned.com/ , you could give an email address and get value from the site, but there's no need for a…
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Comment #23901496
Essentially you can access BBG Anywhere without any hardware or BBG software, through a Citrix connection: https://bba.bloomberg.net/?utm_source=bloomberg-menu&utm_med...
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Comment #23172986
This seems like such a significant problem for the language and has been around since the beginning of time. Considering the amount of value that Python adds to companies and indiv…
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Comment #22299036
Cruise ships handle plenty of non-window "accommodation": https://www.royalcaribbean.com/blog/an-inside-room-with-a-vi...
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Comment #20677829
"Progress is not a function of time", this is a really deep quote.
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Comment #20497708
this seems like the real magic here. The author states at the start, automating all of the steps of something can be daunting. But this script can incrementally become a do everyth…
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Comment #19678127
Maybe not immediately, but isn't this what Pandas' new array interface[0] should facilitate? [0] https://tomaugspurger.github.io/pandas-extension-arrays.html
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Comment #19430119
A minor plug: I've found I generate graphs and tables in Jupyter notebooks, so I wrote ipynb-tex, to allow you to reference cells from a notebook directly in your LaTeX documents. …
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Comment #19099406
Garret Walker, from Bank of America, spoke at PyGotham last year and touched on this topic at the end of his talk: https://2018.pygotham.org/talks/seventeen-million-lines-of-p... D…
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Comment #18665608
Thanks for your advice, I'm currently starting down the path of writing (what I hope will become) a book. I'm at your piece of advice I). I'm working on a framework which links LaT…
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Comment #18566063
I've read this multiple times, and I'm sure it's an intuive argument. Is it actually true though?
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Comment #18430646
Not meaning to be rude, it sounds like you're going strong and providing a great service. But if you retire in future do you plan on handing down your code and setup to someone?
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Comment #18109651
Options, Futures and Other Derivatives is basically a Bible. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/013447208X/ref=dp_ob_neva_mob...
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Comment #17904007
LEO billboards?
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Comment #17540174
I am constantly approached with adhoc requests, often unrelated to the application I work on, probably more of these than actual ticket items. I've started to number these myself i…
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Comment #17498334
I find learning mathematical concepts from Wikipedia very difficult
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Comment #17384502
Code is imported as a minted import, it's properly formatted text
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Comment #17351345
Yes! Or in a large document/book to guarantee no break between code and executable examples
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Comment #17351315
Next time I'll avoid humour in a submission
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Comment #17278898
ipynb-tex is a simple style sheet which allows extracts tagged cells out of a Jupyter notebook and includes them in a TeX document. Every time you recompile the LaTeX document you'…