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saeedesmaili.com
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| | | | | I'm a big fan of unique charting styles and I avoid using the default matplotlib style whenever possible, as I find it boring and soleless. This preference is not limited to charts, and I also like the hand-drawn styles for fonts and diagrams (excalidraws is a fantastic tool that I use frequently). The hand-drawn style is especially useful when presenting a proof of concept idea. Something very interesting that I've recently stumbled upon is an xkcd chart style for matplotlib . This is a fantastic style that I can see myself using frequently going forward. All you need to do is add plt.xkcd() to your existing matplotlib code. | |
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henko.net
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| | | | | An example of how just a little typing can help avoid several real-world problems. | |
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timperrett.com
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| | | | | Thanks for taking the time to stop by! I try to post every few weeks on topics ranging from niche aspects of computer programming to organizational and business challenges. By all means subscribe to the RSS feed! | |
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kevingimbel.de
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| | | A digital garden of sorts; always growing | ||
