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Tayflo/README.md

🇬🇧 Hello there! 👋 Welcome on my GitHub profile: here are some of my projects I made public. More are to come!

👉 Feel free to also take a look at my gists.

🇫🇷 Bien le bonjour ! 👋 Soyez la bienvenue sur mon profil GitHub, où vous pourrez trouver quelques uns de mes projets personnels... d'autres sont à venir !

👉 N'hésitez pas non plus à consulter mes code-notes.

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  1. gas-scrapLegifrance-discriminate gas-scrapLegifrance-discriminate Public

    Retrieve decrees and highlight differences.

    HTML

  2. gas-scrapAN-compare gas-scrapAN-compare Public

    Retrieve law drafts and compare them.

    JavaScript

  3. How to setup and use a local Conda e... How to setup and use a local Conda environment with JupyterLab?
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    # Setup and use a local Conda environment with JupyterLab
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    When developing, you generally want to have a reproducible environment, for each project. Maybe you project is currently using `numpy` as 1.19 version, but what if numpy v2 is so cool that despite breaking changes you want to use it in your new projects? If you have numpy installed globally, it will be a headache: if you step up, every old projects will be un-usable (*which is inconvenient*); if you never step up anything, you will be stuck in 2020 forever (*which is sad*).
    
              
    
          
    
    
    
  
    

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