@driscollis I’ve been playing whit <evdev> and let me tell you, it’s just awesome. If you need to read/write events on the Linux kernel interface, this can save you a lot of time. 👏 #PythonRocks
I take pause this morning to remember my friend @hamletbatista. He was an amazing entrepreneur, kind soul, and always eager to share his leaning. My heart hurts at our loss. I will be thinking of him, and focusing on gratitude for what I have today. #sadness#seo#pythonrocks
Thanks @korenmiklos for the thread. I’m taking this opportunity to give my very opinionated thoughts on the debate itself, this thread, and other threads that emerged post debate ... 🧵
12/ For now, I’ll continue to use @Stata+#Python, but I am rooting for the day that causal inference packages are fully adapted to #Python. Maybe then, I’ll move to Julia for computational speed but only if @Python won't provide it ;-)
For this week in Python, a new StackOverflow survey is out and Python isn't left out; Checkout the "Most Loved, Dreaded and Wanted". Python made it #1 on the most wanted list and #2 on the most loved list.
Find it here>>>
#TWIP#PythonRocks@ThePSF
#Python Pop-Quiz
Hello everyone👋, hope you all are having a great day.
Here is a pop-quiz for my python devs to test your knowledge for the day🧠🐍.
What will be the output of the code ? #DataScientists
@NoName5728634@driscollis@CodingComputing@CodingMantras@akshay_pachaar@scrumtuous Output → Result for 3: False, Result for 6: True, Result for 9: False,
The code could also be written by using a a list comprehension to build a list of the numbers that satisfy the condition (filter out numbers that are not (!=) divisible by 3) 👇
Such an amazing intensive week learning to code in python w/ @rcrehuet and @loki_huarte
Now time to practice and order all the stuff👩🏽💻
#pythonrocks like Fermin says
"I strongly recommend learning an html preprocessor such as Pug, and a css preprocessor such as SASS, both of these use bracketless, indentation based nesting." So much ppl complaining about python indentation and we will end up using the same approach everywhere #pythonrocks