im so lol - just got Linux Mint clean installed after quitting my full time job with 6 months of burn to prep for my first job in the space - was going to do some research on best set ups from square 1, as for the past year of learning, I created quite a mess of things with my machine. I'll take this as a fortunate sign I made the right choice!
from watching your first video set up a few months ago to seeing this new one video, really good stuff, thanks for pushing out the helpful content! 5 months into data science journy :)
I think, another step forward is developing inside a container with dev-container extension. This allows you to be ready for the deployment without any problem. If you have a library conflict issue, you could use poetry just to manage dependencies.
I’m going to give the Jupyter Interactive Window a shot for my next few projects to see if I can get used to it. It would be nice to stick to a single file type for AI applications and module management.
Great tutorial, Dave, but I got confused on one thing... Is there a preferable order to create workspace and virtual environments? Which one should I create first? Or it doesn't matter?
thank you for this video. Quick question: If vs code for mac won't be supported further from Aug-31-2024, what could be alternatives for mac vs code users?
I'm looking for a way to run my code from VSCode in the cloud, without relying on my local computer's resources. Are there any options that would allow me to do this?
im so lol - just got Linux Mint clean installed after quitting my full time job with 6 months of burn to prep for my first job in the space - was going to do some research on best set ups from square 1, as for the past year of learning, I created quite a mess of things with my machine. I'll take this as a fortunate sign I made the right choice!
from watching your first video set up a few months ago to seeing this new one video, really good stuff, thanks for pushing out the helpful content! 5 months into data science journy :)
Hey Dave, I had already followed your previous setup version a few month back and loved it, but this time Ruff, life changer. Thank you
I know right! Thanks!
i am diving into data science, this setup helped me for a great kick start
I think, another step forward is developing inside a container with dev-container extension. This allows you to be ready for the deployment without any problem. If you have a library conflict issue, you could use poetry just to manage dependencies.
Great content! I did come back to VS Code after a while a couple of years using just Jupyter and loved the Interactive Python section. Nice job man
I can't thank you enough brother!!! I'm learning Data Science and this video is a blessing for me
(came after watching the 2022 video)
Hi
Can I start data science directly?
Or should I do first data analyst
I am a beginner in VS code and till date I was not sure how to run the code bit by bit. Interactive python is a new beginning.
This was so helpful! Can't wait to try the Jupyter interactive window
It's awesome
Thank you so much for the video!
Jupyter notebook interactive window seems really helpful!!
Will check it out.
Wow! Golden Content Dave 👏
I’m going to give the Jupyter Interactive Window a shot for my next few projects to see if I can get used to it. It would be nice to stick to a single file type for AI applications and module management.
You won't regret it!
wow, that was extremely helpful, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Great tutorial, Dave, but I got confused on one thing... Is there a preferable order to create workspace and virtual environments? Which one should I create first? Or it doesn't matter?
It doesn't matter
Have you got any preferred formatter for Jupyter notebooks? Thank you.
Diamond 💎 - thank you.
I like the way your file system icons get iconized (8:13). How do you do that? Thank you.
You answered at 15:40. :)
Could use a python devcontainer to keep your host even cleaner. Also no need for conda or venv in that scenario.
Before i even watch the whole thing, I'm sure I'm going to learn something new.
Thanks for all the great content you post! what happened to the black formatter?
Thanks! Black's still great, but I like how Ruff also provides linting and it's supposed to be faster.
How are you showing the green git repo dots in your Mac Finder?
Do you set your default formatter to something more generic in settings when you have 'Ruff' as your python default in settings.json?
thanks for share
how do you deal with large dataframe?
how do tou style in vscode the dataframe and display result?
git graph extension is also awsome
Thanks, will check it out!
I struggle to duplicate your clickup doc to my own clickup account, thanks
thank you for this video. Quick question: If vs code for mac won't be supported further from Aug-31-2024, what could be alternatives for mac vs code users?
The video is about VS code. Visual Studio is different to Visual Studio Code. Support for former ends, not latter. Confusing I know :)
can you run async code from interactive python?
when you say vscode, i hear fiesco.
I'm looking for a way to run my code from VSCode in the cloud, without relying on my local computer's resources. Are there any options that would allow me to do this?
Linode?
I didn´t know that Logan Paul is a data scientist as well.
this is just awesome, thanks! Could you please create a video on cursor IDE please?
Just did - check my channel!
Aider? Codeium? Cursor?
i love you chabon
Or just use Spyder