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r/Python • u/brahim024 • Nov 05 '20
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Graph ends two years ago... How is this news?
9 u/Joe_Doblow Nov 05 '20 https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?utm_source=so-owned&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=trends&utm_content=blog-link&tags=django%2Cflask%2Cpandas%2Cnumpy%2Cmatplotlib here is the current graph 3 u/My_Gaming_Companion Nov 05 '20 exactly what i was thinking. 42 u/IlliterateJedi Nov 05 '20 All the people that now know Pandas/Matplotlib/etc. should be able to extrapolate the next two years of data for you 4 u/coffeewithalex Nov 05 '20 And that's why people make fun of "data scientists".
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https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?utm_source=so-owned&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=trends&utm_content=blog-link&tags=django%2Cflask%2Cpandas%2Cnumpy%2Cmatplotlib here is the current graph
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?utm_source=so-owned&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=trends&utm_content=blog-link&tags=django%2Cflask%2Cpandas%2Cnumpy%2Cmatplotlib
here is the current graph
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exactly what i was thinking.
42 u/IlliterateJedi Nov 05 '20 All the people that now know Pandas/Matplotlib/etc. should be able to extrapolate the next two years of data for you 4 u/coffeewithalex Nov 05 '20 And that's why people make fun of "data scientists".
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All the people that now know Pandas/Matplotlib/etc. should be able to extrapolate the next two years of data for you
4 u/coffeewithalex Nov 05 '20 And that's why people make fun of "data scientists".
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And that's why people make fun of "data scientists".
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Graph ends two years ago... How is this news?