Somehow advanced usage of python's enums. Including a discussion on testing of those custom entities.

I recently came across a wonderful post by Talia Borodin titled "Think Your Company Needs a Data Scientist? You're Probably Wrong". If you didn't ready it yet, make sure you do it! It contains a wonderful collection of truths that every individual who has anything to do with data science …

TL;DR The function pandas.DataFrame.values is not the inverse of pd.DataFrame(np.array). Introduction An important part of reproducible data science work, is the ability to apply the DAG on the very same dataset. Simplest option is to commit the datasets to a VCS like git. This …

The 90s are back and it turns out that cross platform approach doesn't apply for MS SQL Server.

Mostly notes for myself on what items I installed on a new machine. You might be interested as well.

Just learned about a new kind of numbers

Trying to move to pelican Following is a review of my favorite mechanical keyboard. EDIT: Here's an inline math example: \(x^2\) which works nicely. And here's a displayed math $$e^2$$ which works as well. if (!document.getElementById('mathjaxscript_pelican_#%@#$@#')) { var align = "center", indent = "0em", linebreak = "false"; if (false) { align …