Archive of month: February 2016

I’m curious about the transition in our ecosystem from Python 2 to Python 3. On stage at our monthly PyDataLondon meetups I’m known to badger folk to take the step and upgrade to reduce the support burden on developers. The transition gathers pace but it still feels slow. I’ve noted my recommendations for moving to […]

As a part of analysing Emily’s allergic rhinitis we want to test whether using the London Underground (notoriously dirty!) increases the likelihood of sneezing. The “black snot” phenomenon is well known to Londoners, possibly the particulates (from oil and metal) cause irritation. You can get updates via our allergic rhinitis analysis mailing list (very very […]