nsheth17

I know some basic python, but I've learned and become more familiar with R recently. Now to work on data sets larger than what R can handle, I want to move to Python.

Is there a cheat sheet or something somewhere that maps functions and packages in R to libraries in Python? I'm aware of Anaconda and the multiple Python libraries, but not exactly how the functions relate to their counterparts in R.

This guy's been working on his for 9 years. I doubt that's the longest though. What's your record? (Mine's 2 years and counting)

https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/3fftyw/why_side_projects_die_and_an_idea_to_finish_more/ctoc4bh

Have you hired people from one of those 3-month coding bootcamps? I'm considering hiring someone who just graduated from one of the better ones. Should I be worried??