Is the open-source Anaconda Distribution the easiest way to perform Python/R data science and machine learning on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X?
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Luke Butler
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Jaxon Hall
I didn't know you needed a distribution for that
Lincoln Bailey
It's fucking terrible, user.
Just get one of those Keras docker images and connect to it.
Juan Rodriguez
I like spyder but fuck anancoda desu
Anthony Hill
works for me desu
Ethan Brown
yes
>Just get one of those Keras docker images and connect to it.
those keras docker images will already have anaconda on them
Grayson Reyes
>those keras docker images will already have anaconda on them
True, but at least everything is pre-installed.
It's not great, but the best there is.
Christian Murphy
Learn how to configure, manage, and use it.
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Camden Sanders
I always used anaconda but I just figured out that it's useless, just install python3 and then pip install jupyter-notebook/tensorflow/numpy...etc
Jackson Rivera
This, it drives me nuts that there are several versions of python/pip and libraries in the same system.
Jose Martinez
Managing a Python installation with many packages across several platforms is a major chore.
Joseph Young
can someone explain why python has decided that every common term must have 10 different meanings. axis, array, dimension, object, size, element, table, all mean like 30 different things. why is python like this? ive never run into this issue in another language or libraries to this extent
Cooper Nguyen
>python has decided
Python decided? How many different meanings does "python" have?
It's a common form of sloppy thinking...
Andrew Perry
Wat? Can you list some of the different meanings for "object" or "array" to illustrate?
David Barnes
If you're doing basic shit then Jupyter and R Studio on any OS is fine.
If you get to the point where you need to SSH into a server to do big data stuff then do not use windows if you value your sanity.
I'm in a senior level big data class and the extra bullshit all the Win users have to do is pathetic.
Benjamin Nguyen
I’m in a datascience class at UNI. We use anaconda Jupyter notebook
Josiah Williams
>imagine being this much of a codelet that you don’t know the difference between an object and an array
Chase Hill
No, Emacs is.
Jeremiah Morales
The only time anaconda has really been useful for me is when I have to switch between different versions of tensorflow for multiple different projects. Otherwise you could probably just use pip or miniconda.
Joshua Johnson
>Python/R
>data science
just use C or fortran you fucking fag !
Jose Bennett
Anaconda for windows is complete trash. It's amazing just how hard it is to actually get it to start without crashing
Dylan Butler
VBA with microsoft excel.