Also pandas and matplotlib but maybe that’s just me.

-Data Nerd

Yeah but fuck all that python is good enough for most beginners. Variables, scope, loops, functions, operators… Once you get some of the principles down switching to C++ or similar isn’t nearly as bad.

Being a person that tried to learn C/C# from scratch in my early days python was a good gateway language.

I kinda get it, I had an overnight job at home Depot in and a hospital all thru college and for a while after. I can keep a good sleep schedule with habits and routine, but if I can’t keep that up (illness, stress) I still revert to overnight schedule.

Forkyz ❤️

Unrelated but alt+e+s+v is so ingrained into my muscle memory. I should really get a macro pad

Fr stop producing c-tier content for millions of dollars and just pay for better content and/or make it cheaper. I don’t need 14 generic action movies starring Ryan Reynolds and dozens of forgettable shows.

Honestly I wouldn’t know if I didn’t have to take nutrition 101 in college.

Actually who am I kidding if I didn’t know I probably would’ve googled it.

It’s not as bad as you might think if you have a specific goal in mind. My scope is mainly scripts and automation (python) for data analysis and productivity.

My boss was curious about market basket analysis so I spent an afternoon following along with a tutorial and researching and got the data I needed by EOD. Most of that time was cleaning up the input data and troubleshooting because it was a huge data set.

Very cool, didn’t know we can do that!