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As I understand, there are differences between 3.4,3.5 and 3.6. I'm not sure what tutorials I should use to learn this. As in what parts have changed and what haven't.

To be clear, I'm finding the official documentation quite difficult to follow along. I'm looking for sources outside the official documentation.

From what I've read, the problem with big Data is io not computation. Am I wrong here? Are GPU based databases simply being faster in a subset of problems where the data fits in memory?

I'm in a situation where several nested functions are used and each of these functions are present in different files (which are in different directories). (I'm sure there's legitimate reason for modularizing code to such an extent).

I'm having trouble reading the code and being able to understand what exactly is happening.

Is there a tool that would comment function calls and replace them with the function body instead so that I can read it better? Also, would it be able to do this on-demand.

For e.g., in ST3, I could call a function that would find the definition of the function in my project and replace it in my file and does not do so for calls made in the replaced function body until I ask it to?

In my context, this is about Javascript, but this is a language-agnostic question.

Alternate question: How the heck do you deal with situations like this?

In the security space, it looks like these things come and go in batches. Rootkits were the rage a few years back, APT was on top not so long ago and these days, it's ransomware.

What's going to be it tomorrow? IoT threats?

64 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, 8 TB HDD, Nvidia 1080 is my configuration. What OS should I install? How should I partition my hard disks?

By research, I mean trying out GPU based databases, deep learning etc.