What's the /g/ preferred python ide?

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vscode or pycharm. I was using sublime text for a while, and was pretty productive on it surprisingly but either of these are nicer.

A physical notebook + OCR

VS Code tbqh lad

Neovim and deoplete

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>A physical notebook + OCR
kek

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Statistician here

Depends on what I'm doing.. If I am just running models and fucking around Jupyter

Jupyter Notebook if its local and JupyterHub if its remote

If I need to make a UI or do anything with the Web then Pycharm Professional

Sublime is cool too

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IDLE

vanilla notepad

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wūrmkot

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The other day I saw a 40 yo lady watching sad cat memes on the bank. It was a bizarre experience.

jupyter notebook! its nice

spyder

CIA Nigger Sublime with Jedi

Sublime text

>>61860793
Anaconda

I just use vim. Pretty annoying though that when I copy-paste other peoples code it only preserves the whitespace of the first line. Does anybody have a tip for that?

Emacs

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use cat to paste it

>>61864860
:set paste
go to insert mode
shift ctrl v
:set nopaste

or "+p

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