"Have you heard of GPT Engineer? It's a new tool that developers are creating so we can replace ourselves faster than ever before."
This made me laught 😂😭
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I feel like I’ve only scratched the surface of using a pub-sub service in my software. Are you using pub-sub, and what for? Follow me on Instagram for more about design patterns and architecture: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
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Pandera SchemaModel works with Pydantic! 🐍 To take advantage of this integration, you can specify a SchemaModel in a Pydantic BaseModel. With Pandera v0.10.0 or higher, you can do the opposite as well. To learn more about Pandera, click here: https://t.co/7UhkTGfqPR
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Did you know that type hints and annotations don't validate your Python data? 🤔 Check out today's video to see how Pandera ensures data quality and integrity: https://t.co/7UhkTGfqPR
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Don’t add or remove elements from a user interface on the fly. While it may seem convenient to show or hide elements based on user interactions, it also creates confusion and frustration for the user. For more UX design tips, follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnDbBA
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It looks like it's International Broken Software Day. Nothing is working: Final Cut Pro crashes, my bank app is offline, and Dropbox isn't syncing my files anymore. Time to go home.
Poetry makes it easy to build and publish Python packages. You can build a package using ‘poetry build’ and publish it to PyPI using ‘poetry publish’. If you want to learn more about virtual environments and poetry, follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
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Poetry makes it easy to build and publish Python packages. You can build a package using ‘poetry build’ and publish it to PyPI using ‘poetry publish’. If you want to learn more about virtual environments and poetry, follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
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It can be tricky when different packages in Python run into compatibility issues. With poetry, you can easily create virtual environments in Python and say goodbye to the problem for good! Watch this week’s video to learn more: https://t.co/hTCcgdokds
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It can be tricky when different packages in Python run into compatibility issues. With poetry, you can easily create virtual environments in Python and say goodbye to the problem for good! Watch this week’s video to learn more: https://t.co/hTCcgdokds
#virtualenv#poetry
Trying to print variable names for debugging in Python? Here's a quick and easy tip: use the {var=} syntax in f-strings instead of {var} to easily print out the variable name and its value. For more f-strings tips, follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnDbBA
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Trying to print variable names for debugging in Python? Here's a quick and easy tip: use the {var=} syntax in f-strings instead of {var} to easily print out the variable name and its value. For more f-strings tips, follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnDbBA
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If you have a column with a small number of unique values, consider using the category data type. This can significantly reduce the memory usage of the column. To learn more tips about pandas’ data types, see my Instagram post: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
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If you have a column with a small number of unique values, consider using the category data type. This can significantly reduce the memory usage of the column. To learn more tips about pandas’ data types, see my Instagram post: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
#pandas#datatypes
Struggling with large datasets that slow down your work? 🐼 Learn how to handle them efficiently with pandas' data types. Check out this week’s video: https://t.co/MKOGCy4l8K
#pandas#largedata#datatypes
Struggling with large datasets that slow down your work? 🐼 Learn how to handle them efficiently with pandas' data types. Check out this week’s video: https://t.co/MKOGCy4l8K
#pandas#largedata#datatypes
I always use a main() function to prevent polluting the module namespace with variables that can be declared locally in main(). For more software design and development tips, follow my Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnDbBA
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I always use a main() function to prevent polluting the module namespace with variables that can be declared locally in main(). For more software design and development tips, follow my Instagram: https://t.co/wRrqdnDbBA
#pythoncodingtips#pythonprogramming#pythonstyleguide
Do you know the GRASP design principles? I think they’re actually better suited to Python code than the SOLID principles. What do you think? To learn more about GRASP, see my Instagram post: https://t.co/wRrqdnCDM2
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