Manipulating Python’s Built In Data Structures
Having been a constant user of python, the available data structures have been very helpful throughout my work. Here are some useful snippets that I try to k...
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A basic vim setup on vscode
Jump below to see how I setup my vscode settings to optimize my vim settings.
Jekyll Cheatsheet
A list of useful snippets I have been using.
Revising Recursion
Preparing for coding interviews has been weighing on my mind as I near the end of my university education and get ready for the real world. One of the (many)...
How I’m applying algorithms in my life
I previously came across this book, Algorithms to Live By, and brushed it off as just another marketing stunt that takes advantage of the “Learn to Code” wav...
Interacting with the 8th Wonder of the World
“Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.” – Albert Einsten
This Week I Learned 3: XGBoost
I had heard about XGBoost while doing a few mods in school. So to be able to learn as well as apply this really popular library to real world problems in my ...
This Week I Learned 2: Python, SQL recaps
As I continue to work as a Data Science intern, here are some of the most useful things I’ve learnt about.
This Week I Learned 1: Jekyll Basics
I’ll be doing weekly posts to recap the things I have learnt so far. It doesn’t always have to be coding / technical related posts, just things I have found ...
My Data Science Cheatsheet
As a budding data scientist intern, there are always the same few questions that I keep googling for. So I thought why not compile all the answers here so I ...
My Titanic Practice
Read me first! This is a practice post to demonstrate a few things namely: How to convert a jupyter notebook to jekyll markdown Fixing bugs like importi...