I usually do REPL driven development in Python via emacs but you can tell it's not the natural way to do things, esp. if you start doing stuff with async. But I still feel that it makes me way more productive than I would otherwise be

Always Increasing

You might be able to do it with ibis. Don't know about the performance though

Thank you, I'll look into this. Yes performance is the main driver when some data frames have millions of rows.

I also use: https://github.com/kostafey/ejc-sql for stuff not natively supported by sql-mode in emacs FWIW

not sure if it counts as a list of case studies, but a relevant and recent video nonetheless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZeIEiBrT_w

also in general bayesian statistics

random medium article: https://medium.com/pythoneers/monte-carlo-simulation-ideas-a...

Comment history says yes to your second point

looks like it. I really don't get it. warming the account up for spam? or does some dweeb really think this is something beneficial for anyone?

relevant GH issue I think

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/issues/29693

trickle down economics?

are you planning on turning this into a book also? if so I'd be interested. the blog posts were very helpful :)

I've been thinking about it! Maybe a book that covers the basics of putting an app up on AWS... networking, covering the different options such as EC2, ECS, and fargate, plus a bit about load balancers and IAM.

Don't know about radar but here's a good book on classical CV https://udlbook.github.io/cvbook/

even though I think Simon admits that most of it is obsolete after DL computer vision came about

> is obsolete after DL computer vision came about

I just don’t understand this. Why would new technology invalidate real understanding and useful computer algorithms?