Some of these ideas are beyond my skill level. Saving for future reference!
A classic - the books and the guy
A really nice diagram worth the cost of admission by itself.
"The most damaging thing you learned in school wasn't something you learned in any specific class. It was learning to get good grades."
A great analysis about a question that I had not thought of but is pretty interesting now that you mention it!
This seems pretty amazing. Jupyter Notebooks are cool but ... is this cooler?
Martin Fowler always has interesting views and recommendations
Wonderful and instructive collection of python snippets for fun and profit.
There’s so much debate about this. This article has helpful practical advice m
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Amazing pretty visualizations in Python based on vega-lite platform
Looks like this might be useful: "Get an overview of a directory, even a big one"
One of many instructions for getting Docker to run a ROS environment on MacOS.
If you’re looking for data for your research project, this is an impressive site. It’s also a home for your large volume data. I’ve not looked at the business model or price.
If you are coming to Ruby from another programming language there are a lot of good tips here!
Review in a straightforward manner the complexity of the key sort algorithms
A fantastic efficient way to review most of the top methods and functions in python.
These lists come and go all the time. I learned a couple of new ones so chance it out!
I don’t think I agree. But does contain some good caveats. Reminds me of the old “Goto considered harmful”.