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Pandas is not perfect, it has a bunch of warts. But it is good enough for most. (And many of those folks are using Excel or tableau or power bi... These were the types I was training this week).
If you have medium data, migrating from pyarrow backed pandas to duck or Polars is trivial.
My thought was I'd love to set an HR zone and then connect it to my e-MTB and have it change power to keep me in a zone.
The refresh rate on my device was horrible, and the models (this was a few months ago) struggled to create a historical line plot of my HR.
Crawling through Reddit or forums to find the right incantation to run a model is frustrating.
Right now it is a pain to find the correct incantation.
It sounds like you have found useful tools in adulthood.
Asking because...
Searching through Reddit and forums for best commands is annoying.
I taught venv and pip for years without issues to thousands.
Now I teach uv and it is even faster and easier.
The slight bulge is worth the reduction in insertions. Also is very convenient for snapping when I need to connect.
My system flashed the screen white and played a note. The idea was to have the camera detect monitor brightness and detect the offset from the audio note. I'm practice the brightness of a 40 inch TV didn't seem to impact the video of the insta 360 link webcam.
(I ended up vibe coding a Python GUI to quickly allow me to push through video frames and show the audio frequency. I could quickly type 'v' (video) where I clapped and 'a' (audio) where the waveform changed. It would then tell me the offset...
(For that matter at what point is it "long"? And does the rest of the context matter? Should it be short too?)
For example, I play a lot of ultimate in the summer. I play with a lunchtime pickup group, so there is a forcing function to play. I like to bike, and helping coach my daughter's high school mountain bike team ensures I get a lot more miles than I would otherwise. In the winter, I have friends that I ski with. I also enjoy exercising on my own, but some activities are better as a group.
When I worked in an office, I played a lot of ultimate (lunchtime pickup), but also would do walks with colleagues. Great way to combine debugging, learning, and exercise.