Backpressure for dummies
A toy example showing how lacking backpressure may lead to failures and how to add it.
Interesting readings of the month
In this post Jessica Livingston, Y Combinator co-founder and partner, goes over her experience in creating Y combinator and how she contributed to its success. Being Y Combinator main goal making start-ups successful in the article she focuses on what skills allowed her to contribute as a founder and how she thinks these are the skills any founder should keep in mind.
Nice high-level overview on the tools available to enhance Jupyter Notebooks and make them more software development friendly. Few interesting tools/extensions are mentioned. Such as nbstripou
, a tool that will allow you to only see through git diff only the changes done in the commands within a notebook, rather than the unreadable blob that you will see by default. Or nbdev
, Papermill
, which should allow you to parameterize a notebook and effectively turn it into something that could be used as a layer in a pipeline.
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A toy example showing how lacking backpressure may lead to failures and how to add it.
A simple piece on how to patch objects and use pytest fixtures in tests at the same time
Using various tools to make python environments working automagically also with emacs
On the benefits of documenting your work and how it can impact your share of the pie
Looking back at 2021 to look forward at 2022
Several ideas worth remembering from Sandi Metz’s book 99 bottles of OOP
Can we do better than a straightforward pickle.dump?
Why interviewing time to time is useful and what I learned so far by doing so
Interesting readings of the month
Interesting readings of the month
Use case of the Strategy pattern in a data science application
Interesting readings of the month
Considerations on how practicing writing can help improving how we communicate and how we think
an overview of what eigenvectors and eigenvalues are and why they make PCA work
A possible pattern for replicating programmatically AJAX POST requests when scraping webpages using Scrapy
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