SciPy Mission

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We just returned from the annual SciPy conference full of energy as usual. This conference is unique because it includes core maintainers from most of the core Python data projects (Jupyter, Pandas, Numpy, Scikit-Learn, Dask, Xarray, Numba, Matplotlib and many more). It’s an accident of history that we all transitioned into software development...
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