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Hi! Dan and Nathan here. Early in 2020, we launched the Everything Bundle, a Substack devoted to productivity and business strategy. We started with two newsletters, Superorganizers and Divinations, w
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For updates and more technical content: LinkedIn , Telegram , Twitter , Mastodon and Blog feed . Introduction At the time of writing this post, we are in the process of releasing pandas 2.0.The projec
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