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I will start of talking about why "working for free" became an important part of We at Blue Yonder use Pandas quite a lot during our daily data science and engineering work. This choice, together with I will describe one possible way to achieve this using Type annotations still not received that amount of popularity, that should. People still finding them hard and sometimes ambiguous ... Speaker: Ned Batchelder Big-O is a computer science technique for analyzing how code performs as data gets larger. It's a very ...

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PyCon.DE 2018: Put Your Data On A Map - Alex Vykaliuk
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PyCon.DE 2018: Strongly Typed Datasets In A Weakly Typed World - Marco Neumann
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PyCon.DE 2018: Put Your Data On A Map - Alex Vykaliuk

PyCon.DE 2018: Put Your Data On A Map - Alex Vykaliuk

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Raymond Hettinger - Dataclasses:  The code generator to end all code generators - PyCon 2018

Raymond Hettinger - Dataclasses: The code generator to end all code generators - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Raymond Hettinger

PyCon.DE 2018: About Going Open-Source - Tim

PyCon.DE 2018: About Going Open-Source - Tim

I will start of talking about why "working for free" became an important part of

PyCon.DE 2018: Where The Heck Is My Memory? - Florian Jetter

PyCon.DE 2018: Where The Heck Is My Memory? - Florian Jetter

Memory management is something

PyCon.DE 2018: Strongly Typed Datasets In A Weakly Typed World - Marco Neumann

PyCon.DE 2018: Strongly Typed Datasets In A Weakly Typed World - Marco Neumann

We at Blue Yonder use Pandas quite a lot during our daily data science and engineering work. This choice, together with

PyCon.DE 2018: Script, Library, Or Executable: You Can Have It All! - Luke Lee

PyCon.DE 2018: Script, Library, Or Executable: You Can Have It All! - Luke Lee

I will describe one possible way to achieve this using

PyCon.DE 2018: Python With And Without Pants - Stephan Erb

PyCon.DE 2018: Python With And Without Pants - Stephan Erb

What is

PyCon.DE 2018 LT: PyLadies - Jessica Greene and PyLadies Berlin

PyCon.DE 2018 LT: PyLadies - Jessica Greene and PyLadies Berlin

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Panel What Do We Still Need to Learn? [PyCon DE & PyData 2026]

Panel What Do We Still Need to Learn? [PyCon DE & PyData 2026]

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PyCon.DE 2018: How Type Annotations Make Your Code Better - Igor Davydenko

PyCon.DE 2018: How Type Annotations Make Your Code Better - Igor Davydenko

Type annotations still not received that amount of popularity, that should. People still finding them hard and sometimes ambiguous ...

Ned Batchelder - Big-O: How Code Slows as Data Grows - PyCon 2018

Ned Batchelder - Big-O: How Code Slows as Data Grows - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Ned Batchelder Big-O is a computer science technique for analyzing how code performs as data gets larger. It's a very ...

PyCon.DE 2018: A Day Has Only 24±1 Hours: Import Pytz - Miroslav Šedivý

PyCon.DE 2018: A Day Has Only 24±1 Hours: Import Pytz - Miroslav Šedivý

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