Python for Engineers
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- By Shantnu Tiwari
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly six posts per year
- First post on
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Most recent posts
I first heard this from Oliver Burkeman in one of his courses. He said something like The problem with most productivity advice is it seems to be written by people in their 20s with no …
I have been using Python so long that using a virtual environment for each project has become second nature. But I recently had the chance to work with beginners and had to explain why a …
Note: This post has been sitting in my draft folder for almost a year, and I don't know what to do with it. It started off as a serious post, but then moved to a …