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The Stack Overflow Blog - Stack OverflowJul 10, 2026

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Saadiq: Progress Over PerfectionJun 25, 2026

Stop reviewing the development plan

Tezos Commons

Tezos CommonsMay 26, 2026

OBJKTively Committed To Growth

When I go to an online marketplace to discover and maybe collect some art, there is a specific place I am coming from...

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Signal & NoiseJan 18, 2026

We're All Software Developers Now

After 30 years building software, I've never seen anything like the current pace of AI-driven change. What does it mean when 900 million people have access to tools that make them developers?

AIsoftware-development

Patrick's BlogNov 26, 2024

Adding Comments to My Blog with Bluesky!

blueskysoftware-development

Alex GudeOct 24, 2022

Using Scikit-learn Pipelines with Pandas Dataframes

Pandas and scikit-learn are two important libraries for building machine learning models. Here is how to get them to work together.

software-developmentmachine-learning

Alex GudeFeb 8, 2021

Making Custom Markdown for Github Pages

I love Markdown, I take all my notes in it and write my blog in it. But sometimes you want to create new syntax; read on to find out how!

software-development

Alex GudeAug 31, 2020

Python Patterns: Map and Filter

For loops are great, but I am a big fan of replacing them with simple functions. Python provides a couple of building blocks.

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Alex GudeMar 30, 2020

My Terribly Clever(ly Terrible) Code

When I was young and naive I tried to write very clever code. Here is one of the worst examples.

software-development

Alex GudeSep 2, 2019

Using Travis Build Stages to Test Multiple Python Versions and Publish to Pypi

Often when building packages, we want to test against multiple versions of the language, and then build the package once. I will show you how to accomplish this using Travis Stages.

pythonsoftware-development

Alex GudeApr 15, 2019

Python Patterns: @total_ordering

Your classes can make use of the rich Python comparison operators just like the built-in classes. Here I'll show you how to do it while minimizing boilerplate.

pythonsoftware-development

Alex GudeJan 22, 2019

Python Patterns: Enum

Things often come in sets of specific items, like states, Pokémon, or playing cards. Python has an elegant way of representing them using enum.

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Alex GudeDec 18, 2018

Python Patterns: Named Tuples

Sometimes I need to store an ordered dataset, but reference specific members from it. Named tuples in Python provide a clean way to do this!

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Alex GudeJun 14, 2018

Python Patterns: max Instead of if

I often have to loop over a set of objects to find the one with the greatest score. You can use an if statement and a placeholder, but there are more elegant ways!

pythonsoftware-development

Alex GudeJan 12, 2017

Software Testing for Data Science

Much of data science involves writing code; for data cleaning, parsing, and modeling. Software tests can ensure that your code does what you think it does!

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Alex GudeDec 23, 2016

Eldar: A Bright, High-contrast Color Scheme for Vim

Check out Eldar, my custom Vim color scheme based on elflord. It is a bright, high-contrast theme that looks great in the terminal or GUI!

my-projectssoftware-development

Alex GudeOct 17, 2016

Jupyter Notebooks: Not for Development

Jupyter Notebooks are great for a lot of things; development of code is not one of them.

jupytersoftware-development

Anil Dash

Anil DashJan 23, 2015

How Software Works

Here’s a lesson in how software development works. Say you’d like to port a popular arcade game to your home video console. You can give a guy like Tod Frye four months to do a good-enough version of Pac-Man. It’ll sell 7 million copies, even though it looks... not great. Or, you can wait for 30…

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