Category: programming
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How to Create Production-Ready Code with Claude Code
How to Create Production-Ready Code with Claude Code Learn how to write robust code with coding agents. The post How to Create Production-Ready Code with Claude Code appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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The Black Box Problem: Why AI-Generated Code Stops Being Maintainable
The Black Box Problem: Why AI-Generated Code Stops Being Maintainable Same notification system, two architectures. Unstructured generation couples everything into a single module. Structured generation decomposes into independent components with explicit, one-directional dependencies. Image by the author The post The Black Box Problem: Why AI-Generated Code Stops Being Maintainable appeared first on Towards Data Science.…
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5 Ways to Implement Variable Discretization
5 Ways to Implement Variable Discretization An overview of powerful methods for transforming continuous variables into discrete ones The post 5 Ways to Implement Variable Discretization appeared first on Towards Data Science. Rukshan Pramoditha Go to original source
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Why You Should Stop Writing Loops in Pandas
Why You Should Stop Writing Loops in Pandas How to think in columns, write faster code, and finally use Pandas like a professional The post Why You Should Stop Writing Loops in Pandas appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Salami Go to original source
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Code Less, Ship Faster: Building APIs with FastAPI
Code Less, Ship Faster: Building APIs with FastAPI Master path operations, Pydantic models, dependency injection, and automatic documentation. The post Code Less, Ship Faster: Building APIs with FastAPI appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Coding the Pong Game from Scratch in Python
Coding the Pong Game from Scratch in Python Implementing the classic Pong game in Python using OOP and Turtle The post Coding the Pong Game from Scratch in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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The Gap Between Junior and Senior Data Scientists Isn’t Code
The Gap Between Junior and Senior Data Scientists Isn’t Code Why my obsession with complex algorithms was actually holding my career back. The post The Gap Between Junior and Senior Data Scientists Isn’t Code appeared first on Towards Data Science. Benjamin Nweke Go to original source
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PySpark for Pandas Users
PySpark for Pandas Users Common Pandas operations and their equivalents in PySpark The post PySpark for Pandas Users appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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The Reality of Vibe Coding: AI Agents and the Security Debt Crisis
The Reality of Vibe Coding: AI Agents and the Security Debt Crisis Why optimizing for speed over safety is leaving applications vulnerable, and how to fix it. The post The Reality of Vibe Coding: AI Agents and the Security Debt Crisis appeared first on Towards Data Science. Reya Vir Go to original source
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The Missing Curriculum: Essential Concepts For Data Scientists in the Age of AI Coding Agents
The Missing Curriculum: Essential Concepts For Data Scientists in the Age of AI Coding Agents AI can write the code, but you have to steer the ship. Master the knowledge to keep you relevant in the age of AI. The post The Missing Curriculum: Essential Concepts For Data Scientists in the Age of AI Coding…
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A beginner’s guide to Tmux: a multitasking superpower for your terminal
A beginner’s guide to Tmux: a multitasking superpower for your terminal One of the new things I’ve come across recently, while researching command-line-based coding assistants, is the mention and use of a tool I hadn’t heard of before. That tool is called Tmux, which stands for Terminal Multiplexer. In the simplest possible terms, Tmux allows you…
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Implementing the Snake Game in Python
Implementing the Snake Game in Python An easy step-by-step guide to building the snake game from scratch The post Implementing the Snake Game in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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The Death of the “Everything Prompt”: Google’s Move Toward Structured AI
The Death of the “Everything Prompt”: Google’s Move Toward Structured AI How the new Interactions API enables deep-reasoning, stateful, agentic workflows. The post The Death of the “Everything Prompt”: Google’s Move Toward Structured AI appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Why Is My Code So Slow? A Guide to Py-Spy Python Profiling
Why Is My Code So Slow? A Guide to Py-Spy Python Profiling Stop guessing and start diagnosing performance issues using Py-Spy The post Why Is My Code So Slow? A Guide to Py-Spy Python Profiling appeared first on Towards Data Science. Kenneth McCarthy Go to original source
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How to Work Effectively with Frontend and Backend Code
How to Work Effectively with Frontend and Backend Code Learn how to be an effective full-stack engineer with Claude Code The post How to Work Effectively with Frontend and Backend Code appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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How to Run Claude Code for Free with Local and Cloud Models from Ollama
How to Run Claude Code for Free with Local and Cloud Models from Ollama Ollama now offers Anthropic API compatibility The post How to Run Claude Code for Free with Local and Cloud Models from Ollama appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Creating an Etch A Sketch App Using Python and Turtle
Creating an Etch A Sketch App Using Python and Turtle A beginner-friendly Python tutorial The post Creating an Etch A Sketch App Using Python and Turtle appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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The Unbearable Lightness of Coding
The Unbearable Lightness of Coding Confessions of a vibe coder The post The Unbearable Lightness of Coding appeared first on Towards Data Science. Elena Jolkver Go to original source
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I Ditched My Mouse: How I Control My Computer With Hand Gestures (In 60 Lines of Python)
I Ditched My Mouse: How I Control My Computer With Hand Gestures (In 60 Lines of Python) A step-by-step guide to building a “Minority Report”-style interface using OpenCV and MediaPipe The post I Ditched My Mouse: How I Control My Computer With Hand Gestures (In 60 Lines of Python) appeared first on Towards Data Science.…
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Layered Architecture for Building Readable, Robust, and Extensible Apps
Layered Architecture for Building Readable, Robust, and Extensible Apps If adding a feature feels like open-heart surgery on your codebase, the problem isn’t bugs, it’s structure. This article shows how better architecture reduces risk, speeds up change, and keeps teams moving. The post Layered Architecture for Building Readable, Robust, and Extensible Apps appeared first on…
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Ray: Distributed Computing For All, Part 2
Ray: Distributed Computing For All, Part 2 Deploying and running Python code on cloud-based clusters The post Ray: Distributed Computing For All, Part 2 appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Stop Writing Messy Boolean Masks: 10 Elegant Ways to Filter Pandas DataFrames
Stop Writing Messy Boolean Masks: 10 Elegant Ways to Filter Pandas DataFrames Master the art of readable, high-performance data selection using .query(), .isin(), and advanced vectorized logic. The post Stop Writing Messy Boolean Masks: 10 Elegant Ways to Filter Pandas DataFrames appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Salami Go to original source
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Building a Self-Healing Data Pipeline That Fixes Its Own Python Errors
Building a Self-Healing Data Pipeline That Fixes Its Own Python Errors How I built a self-healing pipeline that automatically fixes bad CSVs, schema changes, and weird delimiters. The post Building a Self-Healing Data Pipeline That Fixes Its Own Python Errors appeared first on Towards Data Science. Benjamin Nweke Go to original source
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How to Perform Large Code Refactors in Cursor
How to Perform Large Code Refactors in Cursor Learn how to perform code refactoring with LLMs The post How to Perform Large Code Refactors in Cursor appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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Using Local LLMs to Discover High-Performance Algorithms
Using Local LLMs to Discover High-Performance Algorithms How I used open-source models to explore new frontiers in efficient code generation, using my MacBook and local LLMs. The post Using Local LLMs to Discover High-Performance Algorithms appeared first on Towards Data Science. Stefano Bosisio Go to original source
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Maximum-Effiency Coding Setup
Maximum-Effiency Coding Setup Learn how to be a more efficient programmer The post Maximum-Effiency Coding Setup appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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Do You Smell That? Hidden Technical Debt in AI Development
Do You Smell That? Hidden Technical Debt in AI Development Why speed without standards creates fragile AI products The post Do You Smell That? Hidden Technical Debt in AI Development appeared first on Towards Data Science. Erika Gomes-Gonçalves Go to original source
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An introduction to AWS Bedrock
An introduction to AWS Bedrock The how, why, what and where of Amazon’s LLM access layer The post An introduction to AWS Bedrock appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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How to Maximize Claude Code Effectiveness
How to Maximize Claude Code Effectiveness Learn how to get the most out of agentic coding The post How to Maximize Claude Code Effectiveness appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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Teaching a Neural Network the Mandelbrot Set
Teaching a Neural Network the Mandelbrot Set And why Fourier features change everything The post Teaching a Neural Network the Mandelbrot Set appeared first on Towards Data Science. Carlos Redondo Go to original source
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Faster Is Not Always Better: Choosing the Right PostgreSQL Insert Strategy in Python (+Benchmarks)
Faster Is Not Always Better: Choosing the Right PostgreSQL Insert Strategy in Python (+Benchmarks) PostgreSQL is fast. Whether your Python code can or should keep up depends on context. This article compares and benchmarks various insert strategies, focusing not on micro-benchmarks but on trade-offs between safety, abstraction, and throughput — and choosing the right tool…
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How to Optimize Your AI Coding Agent Context
How to Optimize Your AI Coding Agent Context Make your coding agents more efficient The post How to Optimize Your AI Coding Agent Context appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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Ray: Distributed Computing for All, Part 1
Ray: Distributed Computing for All, Part 1 From single to multi-core on your local PC and beyond The post Ray: Distributed Computing for All, Part 1 appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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What Advent of Code Has Taught Me About Data Science
What Advent of Code Has Taught Me About Data Science Five key learnings that I discovered during a programming challenge and how they apply to data science The post What Advent of Code Has Taught Me About Data Science appeared first on Towards Data Science. Jasper Schroeder Go to original source
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How to Facilitate Effective AI Programming
How to Facilitate Effective AI Programming How to ensure your coding agent has the same context as you The post How to Facilitate Effective AI Programming appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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Think Your Python Code Is Slow? Stop Guessing and Start Measuring
Think Your Python Code Is Slow? Stop Guessing and Start Measuring A hands-on tour of using cProfile + SnakeViz to find (and fix) the “hot” paths in your code. The post Think Your Python Code Is Slow? Stop Guessing and Start Measuring appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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4 Techniques to Optimize AI Coding Efficiency
4 Techniques to Optimize AI Coding Efficiency Learn how to code more effectively using AI The post 4 Techniques to Optimize AI Coding Efficiency appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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How Agents Plan Tasks with To-Do Lists
How Agents Plan Tasks with To-Do Lists Understanding the process behind agentic planning and task management in LangChain The post How Agents Plan Tasks with To-Do Lists appeared first on Towards Data Science. Kenneth Leung Go to original source
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Synergy in Clicks: Harsanyi Dividends for E-Commerce
Synergy in Clicks: Harsanyi Dividends for E-Commerce A brief overview of the math behind the Harsanyi Dividend and a real-world application in Streamlit The post Synergy in Clicks: Harsanyi Dividends for E-Commerce appeared first on Towards Data Science. Jacob Ingle Go to original source
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Tools for Your LLM: a Deep Dive into MCP
Tools for Your LLM: a Deep Dive into MCP MCP is a key enabler into turning your LLM into an agent by providing it with tools to retrieve real-time information or perform actions. In this deep dive we cover how MCP works, when to use it, and what to watch out for. The post Tools…
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EDA in Public (Part 2): Product Deep Dive & Time-Series Analysis in Pandas
EDA in Public (Part 2): Product Deep Dive & Time-Series Analysis in Pandas Learn how to analyze product performance, extract time-series features, and uncover key seasonal trends in your sales data. The post EDA in Public (Part 2): Product Deep Dive & Time-Series Analysis in Pandas appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Salami Go to original source
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Geospatial exploratory data analysis with GeoPandas and DuckDB
Geospatial exploratory data analysis with GeoPandas and DuckDB In this article, I’ll show you how to use two popular Python libraries to carry out some geospatial analysis of traffic accident data within the UK. I was a relatively early adopter of DuckDB, the fast OLAP database, after it became available, but only recently realised that, through…
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Stop Writing Spaghetti if-else Chains: Parsing JSON with Python’s match-case
Stop Writing Spaghetti if-else Chains: Parsing JSON with Python’s match-case Introduction If you work in data science, data engineering, or as as a frontend/backend developer, you deal with JSON. For professionals, its basically only death, taxes, and JSON-parsing that is inevitable. The issue is that parsing JSON is often a serious pain. Whether you are…
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How to Increase Coding Iteration Speed
How to Increase Coding Iteration Speed Learn how to become a more efficient programmer with local testing The post How to Increase Coding Iteration Speed appeared first on Towards Data Science. Eivind Kjosbakken Go to original source
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EDA in Public (Part 1): Cleaning and Exploring Sales Data with Pandas
EDA in Public (Part 1): Cleaning and Exploring Sales Data with Pandas Hey everyone! Welcome to the start of a major data journey that I’m calling “EDA in Public.” For those who know me, I believe the best way to learn anything is to tackle a real-world problem and share the entire messy process — including mistakes, victories,…
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Drawing Shapes with the Python Turtle Module
Drawing Shapes with the Python Turtle Module A step-by-step tutorial that explores the Python Turtle Module The post Drawing Shapes with the Python Turtle Module appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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7 Pandas Performance Tricks Every Data Scientist Should Know
7 Pandas Performance Tricks Every Data Scientist Should Know What I’ve learned about making Pandas faster after too many slow notebooks and frozen sessions The post 7 Pandas Performance Tricks Every Data Scientist Should Know appeared first on Towards Data Science. Benjamin Nweke Go to original source
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Build and Deploy Your First Supply Chain App in 20 Minutes
Build and Deploy Your First Supply Chain App in 20 Minutes A factory operator that discovered happiness by switching from notebook to streamlit – (Image Generated with GPT-5.1 by Samir Saci) The post Build and Deploy Your First Supply Chain App in 20 Minutes appeared first on Towards Data Science. Samir Saci Go to original…
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Bootstrap a Data Lakehouse in an Afternoon
Bootstrap a Data Lakehouse in an Afternoon Using Apache Iceberg on AWS with Athena, Glue/Spark and DuckDB The post Bootstrap a Data Lakehouse in an Afternoon appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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JSON Parsing for Large Payloads: Balancing Speed, Memory, and Scalability
JSON Parsing for Large Payloads: Balancing Speed, Memory, and Scalability Benchmarking JSON libraries for large payloads The post JSON Parsing for Large Payloads: Balancing Speed, Memory, and Scalability appeared first on Towards Data Science. Subha Ganapathi Go to original source
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How to Generate QR Codes in Python
How to Generate QR Codes in Python A beginner-friendly tutorial exploring the Python “qrcode” Package The post How to Generate QR Codes in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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Implementing the Rock Paper Scissors Game in Python
Implementing the Rock Paper Scissors Game in Python A beginner-friendly Python tutorial using conditionals and the random module The post Implementing the Rock Paper Scissors Game in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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How to Implement Randomization with the Python Random Module
How to Implement Randomization with the Python Random Module Let’s generate randomness in our code’s outputs The post How to Implement Randomization with the Python Random Module appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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A Hands-On Guide to Anthropic’s New Structured Output Capabilities
A Hands-On Guide to Anthropic’s New Structured Output Capabilities A developer’s guide to perfect JSON and typed outputs from Claude Sonnet 4.5 and Opus 4.1 The post A Hands-On Guide to Anthropic’s New Structured Output Capabilities appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Data Visualization Explained (Part 5): Visualizing Time-Series Data in Python (Matplotlib, Plotly, and Altair)
Data Visualization Explained (Part 5): Visualizing Time-Series Data in Python (Matplotlib, Plotly, and Altair) An explanation of time-series visualization, including in-depth code examples in Matplotlib, Plotly, and Altair. The post Data Visualization Explained (Part 5): Visualizing Time-Series Data in Python (Matplotlib, Plotly, and Altair) appeared first on Towards Data Science. Murtaza Ali Go to original…
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Introducing Google’s File Search Tool
Introducing Google’s File Search Tool The search giant fires its latest salvo against traditional RAG processing. The post Introducing Google’s File Search Tool appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Javascript Fatigue: HTMX Is All You Need to Build ChatGPT — Part 2
Javascript Fatigue: HTMX Is All You Need to Build ChatGPT — Part 2 In part 1, we showed how we could leverage HTMX to add interactivity to our HTML elements. In other words, Javascript without Javascript. To illustrate that, we began building a simple chat that would return a simulated LLM response. In this article,…
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The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Pandas DataFrames
The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Pandas DataFrames Learn how to initialize dataframes from dictionaries, lists, and NumPy arrays The post The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Pandas DataFrames appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Salami Go to original source
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Javascript Fatigue: HTMX is all you need to build ChatGPT — Part 1
Javascript Fatigue: HTMX is all you need to build ChatGPT — Part 1 Building a chatbot (almost) without Javascript, only with Python and HTML. The post Javascript Fatigue: HTMX is all you need to build ChatGPT — Part 1 appeared first on Towards Data Science. Benjamin Etienne Go to original source
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I Built an IOS App in 3 Days with Literally No Prior Swift Knowledge
I Built an IOS App in 3 Days with Literally No Prior Swift Knowledge What I learned about vibe coding, AI tools, and getting started as a solopreneur The post I Built an IOS App in 3 Days with Literally No Prior Swift Knowledge appeared first on Towards Data Science. Soner Yıldırım Go to original…
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Organizing Code, Experiments, and Research for Kaggle Competitions
Organizing Code, Experiments, and Research for Kaggle Competitions Lessons and tips learned while earning a Kaggle Competition Medal The post Organizing Code, Experiments, and Research for Kaggle Competitions appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Habib Go to original source
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Make Python Up to 150× Faster with C
Make Python Up to 150× Faster with C A practical guide to offloading performance-critical code to C without abandoning Python. The post Make Python Up to 150× Faster with C appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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What to Do When Your Credit Risk Model Works Today, but Breaks Six Months Later
What to Do When Your Credit Risk Model Works Today, but Breaks Six Months Later Here’s why it happens — and how to fix it The post What to Do When Your Credit Risk Model Works Today, but Breaks Six Months Later appeared first on Towards Data Science. Javier Marin Go to original source
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Let Hypothesis Break Your Python Code Before Your Users Do
Let Hypothesis Break Your Python Code Before Your Users Do Property-based tests that find bugs you didn’t know existed. The post Let Hypothesis Break Your Python Code Before Your Users Do appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Using NumPy to Analyze My Daily Habits (Sleep, Screen Time & Mood)
Using NumPy to Analyze My Daily Habits (Sleep, Screen Time & Mood) Can I use NumPy to figure out how my habits affect my mood and productivity? The post Using NumPy to Analyze My Daily Habits (Sleep, Screen Time & Mood) appeared first on Towards Data Science. Ibrahim Salami Go to original source
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Data Visualization Explained (Part 4): A Review of Python Essentials
Data Visualization Explained (Part 4): A Review of Python Essentials Learn the foundations of Python to take your data visualization game to the next level. The post Data Visualization Explained (Part 4): A Review of Python Essentials appeared first on Towards Data Science. Murtaza Ali Go to original source
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Deploy an OpenAI Agent Builder Chatbot to a Website
Deploy an OpenAI Agent Builder Chatbot to a Website Using OpenAI’s Agent Builder ChatKit The post Deploy an OpenAI Agent Builder Chatbot to a Website appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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How to Control a Robot with Python
How to Control a Robot with Python 3D simulations and movement control with PyBullet The post How to Control a Robot with Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mauro Di Pietro Go to original source
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Federated Learning and Custom Aggregation Schemes
Federated Learning and Custom Aggregation Schemes A practical guide to designing and analyzing robust aggregation strategies The post Federated Learning and Custom Aggregation Schemes appeared first on Towards Data Science. Salman Toor Go to original source
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Hidden Gems in NumPy: 7 Functions Every Data Scientist Should Know
Hidden Gems in NumPy: 7 Functions Every Data Scientist Should Know I’ve been learning data analytics for a year now. So far, I can consider myself confident in SQL and Power BI. The transition to Python has been quite exciting. I’ve been exposed to some neat and smarter approaches to data analysis. After brushing up…
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Python 3.14 and the End of the GIL
Python 3.14 and the End of the GIL Exploring the opportunities and challenges of a GIL-free Python The post Python 3.14 and the End of the GIL appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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A Beginner’s Guide to Robotics with Python
A Beginner’s Guide to Robotics with Python Build 3D simulations with PyBullet The post A Beginner’s Guide to Robotics with Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mauro Di Pietro Go to original source
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How to Evaluate Retrieval Quality in RAG Pipelines: Precision@k, Recall@k, and F1@k
How to Evaluate Retrieval Quality in RAG Pipelines: Precision@k, Recall@k, and F1@k In my previous posts, I have walked you through putting together a very basic RAG pipeline in Python, as well as chunking large text documents. We’ve also looked into how documents are transformed into embeddings, allowing us to quickly search for similar documents…
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Beyond Requests: Why httpx is the Modern HTTP Client You Need (Sometimes)
Beyond Requests: Why httpx is the Modern HTTP Client You Need (Sometimes) A comprehensive comparison of these two Python libraries The post Beyond Requests: Why httpx is the Modern HTTP Client You Need (Sometimes) appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Human Won’t Replace Python
Human Won’t Replace Python Why vibe-coding is not a step up from “classic” coding — and why it matters The post Human Won’t Replace Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Elisha Rosensweig Go to original source
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How to Spin Up a Project Structure with Cookiecutter
How to Spin Up a Project Structure with Cookiecutter If you’re anything like me, “procrastination” might as well be your middle name. There’s always that nagging hesitation before starting a new project. Just thinking about setting up the project structure, creating documentation, or writing a decent README is enough to trigger yawns. It feels like…
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Know Your Real Birthday: Astronomical Computation and Geospatial-Temporal Analytics in Python
Know Your Real Birthday: Astronomical Computation and Geospatial-Temporal Analytics in Python A hands-on walkthrough using skyfield, timezonefinder, geopy, and pytz, and further practical applications The post Know Your Real Birthday: Astronomical Computation and Geospatial-Temporal Analytics in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Chinmay Kakatkar Go to original source
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This Puzzle Shows Just How Far LLMs Have Progressed in a Little Over a Year
This Puzzle Shows Just How Far LLMs Have Progressed in a Little Over a Year What took GPT-4o 2 hours to solve, Sonnet 4.5 does in 5 seconds The post This Puzzle Shows Just How Far LLMs Have Progressed in a Little Over a Year appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Classical Computer Vision and Perspective Transformation for Sudoku Extraction
Classical Computer Vision and Perspective Transformation for Sudoku Extraction Why you shouldn’t overcomplicate solutions to simple problems The post Classical Computer Vision and Perspective Transformation for Sudoku Extraction appeared first on Towards Data Science. Florian Trautweiler Go to original source
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Building a Command-Line Quiz Application in R
Building a Command-Line Quiz Application in R Practice control flow, input handling, and functions in R by creating an interactive quiz game. The post Building a Command-Line Quiz Application in R appeared first on Towards Data Science. Benjamin Nweke Go to original source
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Build a Data Dashboard Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Build a Data Dashboard Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript A framework-free guide for Python programmers The post Build a Data Dashboard Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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AI Engineering and Evals as New Layers of Software Work
AI Engineering and Evals as New Layers of Software Work How to maintain reliability in inherently stochastic systems The post AI Engineering and Evals as New Layers of Software Work appeared first on Towards Data Science. Clara Chong Go to original source
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How to Improve the Efficiency of Your PyTorch Training Loop
How to Improve the Efficiency of Your PyTorch Training Loop Learn how to diagnose and resolve bottlenecks in PyTorch using the num_workers, pin_memory, and profiler parameters to maximize training performance. The post How to Improve the Efficiency of Your PyTorch Training Loop appeared first on Towards Data Science. Andrea D’Agostino Go to original source
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Python Can Now Call Mojo
Python Can Now Call Mojo Boost your runtimes with lightning-fast Mojo code The post Python Can Now Call Mojo appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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How I Built and Deployed an App in 2 days with Lovable, Supabase, and Netlify
How I Built and Deployed an App in 2 days with Lovable, Supabase, and Netlify All ideas can be turned into action in a matter of time now. The post How I Built and Deployed an App in 2 days with Lovable, Supabase, and Netlify appeared first on Towards Data Science. Soner Yıldırım Go to…
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Using Python to Build a Calculator
Using Python to Build a Calculator A beginner-friendly Python project to understand conditional statements, loops and recursive functions The post Using Python to Build a Calculator appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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Implementing the Coffee Machine Project in Python Using Object Oriented Programming
Implementing the Coffee Machine Project in Python Using Object Oriented Programming Understanding classes, objects, attributes, and methods The post Implementing the Coffee Machine Project in Python Using Object Oriented Programming appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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A Focused Approach to Learning SQL
A Focused Approach to Learning SQL Data is everywhere, but how do you draw insights from it? Often, structured data is stored in relational databases, meaning collections of related tables of data. For instance, a company might store customer purchases in one table, customer demographics in another, and suppliers in a third table. These tables…
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Implementing the Gaussian Challenge in Python
Implementing the Gaussian Challenge in Python Beginner-friendly tutorial to understand range function and Python loops The post Implementing the Gaussian Challenge in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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Implementing the Coffee Machine in Python
Implementing the Coffee Machine in Python A beginner-friendly step-by-step guide to coding a Coffee Maker in Python The post Implementing the Coffee Machine in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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Showcasing Your Work on HuggingFace Spaces
Showcasing Your Work on HuggingFace Spaces Building an app is exciting – but sharing it is where the real value kicks in. Back when Heroku offered a free tier, deploying demos was effortless. Those days are gone, and finding a simple, free way to showcase machine learning apps has become harder. That’s where Hugging Face…
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Useful Python Libraries You Might Not Have Heard Of: Freezegun
Useful Python Libraries You Might Not Have Heard Of: Freezegun Bring time to a standstill in your Python tests The post Useful Python Libraries You Might Not Have Heard Of: Freezegun appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Reid Go to original source
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Implementing the Caesar Cipher in Python
Implementing the Caesar Cipher in Python Julius Caesar was a Roman ruler known for his military strategies and excellent leadership. Named after him, the Caesar Cipher is a fascinating cryptographic technique that Julius Caesar employed to send secret signals and messages to his military personnel. The Caesar Cipher is quite basic in its working. It…
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A Deep Dive into RabbitMQ & Python’s Celery: How to Optimise Your Queues
A Deep Dive into RabbitMQ & Python’s Celery: How to Optimise Your Queues Key lessons I’ve learned running RabbitMQ + Celery in production The post A Deep Dive into RabbitMQ & Python’s Celery: How to Optimise Your Queues appeared first on Towards Data Science. Clara Chong Go to original source
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Implementing the Hangman Game in Python
Implementing the Hangman Game in Python A beginner-friendly project to understand variables, loops, and conditions in Python The post Implementing the Hangman Game in Python appeared first on Towards Data Science. Mahnoor Javed Go to original source
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Everything I Studied to Become a Machine Learning Engineer (No CS Background)
Everything I Studied to Become a Machine Learning Engineer (No CS Background) The books, courses, and resources I used in my journey. The post Everything I Studied to Become a Machine Learning Engineer (No CS Background) appeared first on Towards Data Science. Egor Howell Go to original source
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The Math You Need to Pan and Tilt 360° Images
The Math You Need to Pan and Tilt 360° Images Panning a spherical image is just a horizontal roll, but tilting it vertically is much trickier. Let’s see the math! The post The Math You Need to Pan and Tilt 360° Images appeared first on Towards Data Science. Thomas Rouch Go to original source
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Google’s URL Context Grounding: Another Nail in RAG’s Coffin?
Google’s URL Context Grounding: Another Nail in RAG’s Coffin? Google’s hot streak in AI-related releases continues unabated. Just a few days ago, it released a new tool for Gemini called URL context grounding. URL context grounding can be used stand-alone or combined with Google search grounding to conduct deep dives into internet content. What is…