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Keeping Up With The Python Community For Fun And Profit with Dan Bader - E188
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Keeping up with the work being done in the Python community can be a full time job, which is why Dan Bader has made it his! In this episode he discusses how he went from working as a software engineer, to offering training, to now managing both the Real Python and PyCoders properties. He also explains his strategies for tracking…
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Keeping up with the work being done in the Python community can be a full time…
03 December 2018 | 00:57:57
Using Calibre To Keep Your Digital Library In Order with Kovid Goyal - E187
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Digital books are convenient and useful ways to have easy access to large volumes of information. Unfortunately, keeping track of them all can be difficult as you gain more books from different sources. Keeping your reading device synchronized with the material that you want to read is also challenging. In this episode Kovid…
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Digital books are convenient and useful ways to have easy access to large…
26 November 2018 | 00:43:26
Entity Extraction, Document Processing, And Knowledge Graphs For Investigative Journalists with Friedrich Lindenberg - E186
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Investigative reporters have a challenging task of identifying complex networks of people, places, and events gleaned from a mixed collection of sources. Turning those various documents, electronic records, and research into a searchable and actionable collection of facts is an interesting and difficult technical challenge.…
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Investigative reporters have a challenging task of identifying complex networks…
19 November 2018 | 00:39:12
Bringing Python To The Spanish Language Community with Maricela Sanchez - E185
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The Python Community is large and growing, however a majority of articles, books, and presentations are still in English. To increase the accessibility for Spanish language speakers, Maricela Sanchez helped to create the Charlas track at PyCon US, and is an organizer for Python Day Mexico. In this episode she shares her…
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The Python Community is large and growing, however a majority of articles,…
29 October 2018 | 00:19:29
Of Checklists, Ethics, and Data with Emily Miller and Peter Bull - E184
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As data science becomes more widespread and has a bigger impact on the lives of people, it is important that those projects and products are built with a conscious consideration of ethics. Keeping ethical principles in mind throughout the lifecycle of a data project helps to reduce the overall effort of preventing negative…
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As data science becomes more widespread and has a bigger impact on the lives of…
22 October 2018 | 00:45:16
How Python Is Used To Build A Startup At Wanderu with Chris Kirkos and Matt Warren - E183
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The breadth of use cases that Python supports, coupled with the level of productivity that it provides through its ease of use have contributed to the incredible popularity of the language. To explore the ways that it can contribute to the success of a young and growing startup two of the lead engineers at Wanderu discuss their…
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The breadth of use cases that Python supports, coupled with the level of…
15 October 2018 | 00:34:22
Building A Game In Python At PyWeek with Daniel Pope - E182
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Many people learn to program because of their interest in building their own video games. Once the necessary skills have been acquired, it is often the case that the original idea of creating a game is forgotten in favor of solving the problems we confront at work. Game jams are a great way to get inspired and motivated to…
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Many people learn to program because of their interest in building their own…
09 October 2018 | 00:30:07
Managing Application Secrets with Brian Kelly - E181
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Any application that communicates with other systems or services will at some point require a credential or sensitive piece of information to operate properly. The question then becomes how best to securely store, transmit, and use that information. The world of software secrets management is vast and complicated, so in this…
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Any application that communicates with other systems or services will at some…
02 October 2018 | 00:39:04
Django, Channels, And The Asynchronous Web with Andrew Godwin - E180
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Once upon a time the web was a simple place with one main protocol and a predictable sequence of request/response interactions with backend applications. This is the era when Django began, but in the intervening years there has been an explosion of complexity with new asynchronous protocols and single page Javascript…
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Once upon a time the web was a simple place with one main protocol and a…
24 September 2018 | 00:41:46
The Business Of Technical Authoring With William Vincent - E179
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There are many aspects of learning how to program and at least as many ways to go about it. This is multiplicative with the different problem domains and subject areas where software development is applied. In this episode William Vincent discusses his experiences learning how web development mid-career and then writing a series…
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There are many aspects of learning how to program and at least as many ways to…
17 September 2018 | 00:49:38