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Zekky posted:Got a few months before I start a new job and I want to use it to brush up on my Python skills, especially data analysis. Can anyone recommend any good books or online courses ideally focusing on the SciPy/NumPy stack? I've done a few online courses so I'm familiar with all the components but I'd like something a bit more in-depth and advanced than what's available on EdX. Thanks! Do your own project and put it on your github for next time you're looking for a job. Write a library, do some analysis of something.
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If you're trying to join / merge tables, you definitely should be using Pandas.
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Thermopyle posted:Where does one even get CSV-formatted data nowadays? Excel exports? Database dumps and the output of various processes destined to be loaded into redis or other database tables because our VP of engineering wants the data to be "human readable".
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Jan 24, 2017 00:41
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Also half the size of the equivalent json. There are definitely better arbitrary serialization formats (avro) but you can do a lot worse. I'm curious what format Thermopyle is consuming data in.
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I don't disagree with anything QuarkJets said, but if your c dependency needs to be built against a different target you're probably going to want a full vm.
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9-Volt Assault posted:Love it that we now have 2 python threads. Feels just like real life! There's a joke about the GIL in there somewhere.
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