Nice article. I totally agree about SymPy making math fun. I used Mathematica a lot in college, but stopped once it wasn’t free to me anymore. Here’s a blog post I made recently showing some fun SymPy calculations.…
What about when the steps don't return a data frame object, like 'groupby'? Then, you will have to think about coming up a name other than 'df'. Save your mental energy for making comments. Here's an example... # Per…
A/B testing is a great tool for incrementally improving upon a product design given the correct business strategy. Just don't let the limitations of A/B testing drive how you choose your business strategy. The strategy…
So true about the danger of focusing on short term gains. I think that it is a problem of picking the wrong things to optimize and then sampling on the wrong entities. Conversion rate is often the most commonly used…
Jupyter notebooks are cool, but they are kind of mysterious in terms of how they work. For example, recently the R kernel started crashing whenever I opened a new R notebook. I finally found a note in a local document…
Nice article. I totally agree about SymPy making math fun. I used Mathematica a lot in college, but stopped once it wasn’t free to me anymore. Here’s a blog post I made recently showing some fun SymPy calculations.…
What about when the steps don't return a data frame object, like 'groupby'? Then, you will have to think about coming up a name other than 'df'. Save your mental energy for making comments. Here's an example... # Per…
A/B testing is a great tool for incrementally improving upon a product design given the correct business strategy. Just don't let the limitations of A/B testing drive how you choose your business strategy. The strategy…
So true about the danger of focusing on short term gains. I think that it is a problem of picking the wrong things to optimize and then sampling on the wrong entities. Conversion rate is often the most commonly used…
Jupyter notebooks are cool, but they are kind of mysterious in terms of how they work. For example, recently the R kernel started crashing whenever I opened a new R notebook. I finally found a note in a local document…