I’m working on a tool somewhat similar to OpenRefine called Data Dojo. The emphasis is more on learning and experimentation, but I’m now looking into adding apache spark integration for more serious use cases. Would love any feedback from HN folk!
I looked into this more. The issue is, at least in a default input, a is an array type, so you need to either access a[0] or map over it. e.g. this works:
def f(a):
v = a[0] if a[0] >= 4 else 2
return v
It looks like the main issue here is getting the correct compile error from Brython. Funnily enough this seems easier to do for the PySpark version :)
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 37.3 ms ] threadTLDR:
Anaconda - Python package manager
Rstudio - IDE
OpenRefine - data cleaning
Apache Airflow - programmatically author, schedule, and monitor workflows
H2O - Statistical and ML Algorithms
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Python fails on this transform function:
Message in red: "Error: (Brython compile error)"Update: I recommend you try https://pypyjs.org/ for python in the browser.
Please avoid giving this kind of noise any attention or links.
What is a good way to deal with low quality submissions on HN? We can't downvote and even posting on the link is a positive signal.