Why Everyone Should #DeletePytho
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Re: Why Everyone Should #DeletePytho
#2There is a typo in the title of this post; it should end with “#DeletePython”.
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#3...or not. Just because you got your knickers in a twist over python versions and you don't understand the use cases for multiple references to a mutable variable, doesn't mean no one else can understand these things.
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#4unsubscribe
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#5PyCharm is a pretty good IDE
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#6Everyone interoperates with numpy arrays for computational stuff. Wouldn't have been any better if it was in the standard library.
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#7All four of these are positive points for the projects I manage
- 3 is nicer language to work in, transitions have been smooth
- I like different package managers for different purposes (pip for source or pure Python, conda for heavy precompiled binary packages, apt/yum for system packages)
- shallow copy makes memory management easier by default
- no built in stats structure: if there was, it would be the hammer looking for nails everywhere. Ever worked in MATLAB? Everything is a goddamn matrix (not true anymore but still).
A testament to the language and its extension APIs is that NumPy and Torch Tensors are very comfortable to work with yet aren’t built in data structures.
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#8#deletenanx.me
Who is upvoting this garbage
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#9R has a lot more issues than Python IMHO.
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#10"no decent IDEs" because you generally don't need one.