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The podcast about Python and the people who make it great

Episodes

Total: 389

Summary Data scientists are tasked with answering challenging questions using data that is often mes

Summary Analysing networks is a growing area of research in academia and industry. In order to be ab

Summary Building a software-as-a-service (SaaS) business is a fairly well understood pattern at this

Summary SQL has gone through many cycles of popularity and disfavor. Despite its longevity it is obj

Summary When you start working on a data project there are always a variety of unknown factors that

Summary With the rising availability of computation in everyday devices, there has been a correspond

Summary If you are interested in a library for working with graph structures that will also help you

Summary Deep learning has largely taken over the research and applications of artificial intelligenc

Summary Brett Cannon has been a long-time contributor to the Python language and community in many w

Summary The foundation of every ML model is the data that it is trained on. In many cases you will b

Summary The growth of analytics has accelerated the use of SQL as a first class language. It has als

Summary Deep learning is gaining an immense amount of popularity due to the incredible results that

Summary Unit tests are an important tool to ensure the proper functioning of your application, but w

Summary Natural language processing is a powerful tool for extracting insights from large volumes of

Summary Machine learning is a tool that has typically been performed on large volumes of data in one

Summary Data exploration is an important step in any analysis or machine learning project. Visualizi

Summary Any project that is used by more than one person will eventually need to handle permissions

Summary Being able to present your ideas is one of the most valuable and powerful skills to have as

Summary One of the great promises of computers is that they will make our work faster and easier, so

Summary When you are writing code it is all to easy to introduce subtle bugs or leave behind unused