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  • Finding a Narrow Niche: When Is Narrow Too Narrow?

    Finding a Narrow Niche: When Is Narrow Too Narrow?
    by Erik Dietrich

    I think I'm going to abandon the idea of "reader question Tuesday," or any particular day. I'll keep writing reader questions, but, in keeping with my... More

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  • Tweet Only Links

    Tweet Only Links
    by Chris Shiflett

    I’m going to try an experiment. Starting today, I’m making a commitment to tweet only links. Why? I’ve been blogging for more than 15 years, but I blogged far more... More

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Creating Presentations With Jupyter Notebook

Creating Presentations With Jupyter Notebook
by Mike Driscoll

Jupyter Notebook can be turned into a slide presentation that is kind of like using Microsoft PowerPoint, except that you can run the slide's code live! It's really neat how well it...

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7 Productive Things to Do When Bored

7 Productive Things to Do When Bored
by Fred Wilson

Time and again we find ourselves sitting at our workstations, waiting on a code review, the next job to be assigned, or just waiting on the feedback for your new proposal. Although this...

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