I always bring my backpack personally.
I always bring my backpack personally.
Or a makefile / justfile would be good too.
I put those on each directory and do just run
to pick up the thing I was working on quickly.
I’ve always had an easier time jumping into an oop code base, then eg a lisp one.
I hear people when they say they don’t want their data mixed in with their logic but The pressure to structure code Is very nice.
I found reading through the rust book was a nice walkthrough of problems one can hit and how that language elected to solve them.
In terms of practice:
It’s a lot more like Seaborn. It produces gorgeous plots with a lovely syntax that is quick and easy to use, but it’s not a full drawing toolkit like matplotlib.
If I need the plot to have a very precise aesthetic, mpl is great. But if I want a high quality statistical plot that looks great. ggplot2 will do it in about 2 seconds. See also plotnine.
I have no idea how op thinks they could make a decent histogram any quicker than
ggplot(data) + geom_histogram(x= x)
. I mean you don’t even have to leave your shell/editor or extract the SQL into CSV.