guy 1: you're flying! how? guy 2: Python!
I'm all in on coding with AI. Most days it makes me feel like when I first discovered Python - many new things are possible! This classic from xkcd (xkcd.com/353/) sums it up.
Then other days, Claude says things like "Let me read the current state of the file before guessing" and I'm back to earth.
Just signed up for the waitlist, I'm excited to try it!
Fantastic, thank you so much!
Do you have a source for this 15% figure? I've been researching this topic and couldn't find a number for the proportion of data center use for AI.
Hi! You can read the whole book online on the O'Reilly platform - they have a 10 day free trial: www.oreilly.com/library/view...
I really enjoyed this! Thank you @mkennedy.codes for inviting me on the show.
Our conversation included refactoring notebooks, testing notebook-derived code, and changing your mindset when you're moving to production code.
There's also a book giveaway - see the show notes to enter!
My #PyConUS talk, "Going from Notebooks to Scalable Systems" is up on YouTube - check it out if you'd like to hear about best practices for moving from Jupyter Notebooks to modular, robust Python scripts: www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4hy...
I have been an organizer for them in the past and I am at PyCon! I'll be at the PyLadies lunch today.
#PyConUS is my favorite conference. It's such a positive community. I really enjoyed meeting so many people at my talk and afterwards signing books.
Thank you to @anvil.works for hosting my book signing and to @oreilly.bsky.social for providing copies of "Software Engineering for Data Scientists"!
And if you weren't able to attend my talk, here's the slides and code: github.com/catherinenel...
Book signing - 2pm today at the Anvil booth in the expo hall
That's my post-talk relaxation sorted, thank you!
I'm heading to #PyConUS! I'm excited to present a talk on best practices for moving from Jupyter notebooks to Python scripts that scale.
And thanks to the awesome folks at @oreilly.bsky.social I have 10 copies of "Software Engineering for Data Scientists" to give out. I'll share details at my talk.
So many good books by the authors on this list! Check it out:
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Thank you!
I'd love to be included in this! All the examples in my book are in Python: learning.oreilly.com/library/view...
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Oh yeah! I think my book would be great for this! If you find that there's anything missing, or anything that's not clear, I'd really appreciate hearing about it (hopefully there'll be a 2nd edition sometime!)
I’m spending some time doing consultancy work and side projects while I look for a new full-time position. I’m looking for a Python developer role where ML/data science experience is a plus - if you hear of anything interesting, please send it my way!
My latest book, “Software Engineering for Data Scientists”, was published by @oreilly.bsky.social in April this year. It’s a guide for data scientists looking to improve their coding skills, and it’s deliberately friendly. You can buy a copy here: www.amazon.com/Software-Eng...
Hello Bluesky! A quick introduction/reintroduction and update from me. I’ve been in data science for a while but now I’m exploring the space between data science and software engineering. I’m a Pythonista, author and public speaker.
Thank you for setting this up! I'd also love to be included.
Thank you!
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