MathJax.Hub.Config({ tex2jax: { inlineMath: [ ['$','$'], ["\\(","\\)"] ], processEscapes: true } }); There are a lot of engineers who have never been involved in statistics or data science. So, in order to build a data science pipelines or rewrite produced by data scientists code to an adequate, easily maintained code many nuances and misunderstandings arises from engineering side. For these...

There are a lot of engineers who have never been involved in statistics or data science. So, in order to build a data science pipelines or rewrite produced by data scientists code to an adequate, easily maintained code many nuances and misunderstandings arises from engineering side. For these Data/ML engineers and novice data scientists, I make this series of articles. I'll try to explain some...

There are a lot of engineers who have never been involved in statistics or data science. So, in order to build a data science pipelines or rewrite produced by data scientists code to an adequate, easily maintained code many nuances and misunderstandings arises from engineering side. For these Data/ML engineers and novice data scientists, I make this series of articles. Mathematical definitions...

I want to share blogs and podcasts I occasionally read/hear stuff from. Python subreddit First things first. This is a good feed for any Python related news. Dev.to This is a great source of information for beginners and I really love the community around this resource. Ned Batchelder blog This is the personal blog of well known in Python community Ned Batchelder. Nikita Sobolev blog Nikita...

This is a practical post of the series of asynchronous programming. Whole series: Asynchronous programming. Blocking I/O and non-blocking I/O Asynchronous programming. Cooperative multitasking Asynchronous programming. Await the Future Asynchronous programming. Python3.5+ In this post we will be talking about the Python stack on the concepts we talked so far: from the simplest like threads,...

99% of those dissatisfied with the results of their project are sure that they know who is to blame. Owners scold lazy contractors, programmers, stupid customers etc. Who is right? All are mistaken. Each of us believes that only he knows how to react objectively to a situation, while the behavior of the others is only motivated by their personal characteristics. Blame is generally silly. Do...