Developer navigating the world of debugging and innovative solutions. Sharing insights, tips, and the occasional typo—because no one’s perfect.

Seattle, WA
Joined September 2021
Hey! This is TypeErrorDev 🚀 Self-taught software engineer on a mission! Addicted to data analysis and databases. 💻 Proficient in JavaScript, ReactJS, Python, and SQLite. Always exploring new tech and solving problems. Let’s dive into the world of code and data together! #CodeNewbie #DataDriven
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This is the president, btw...This is who yall voted for
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When the IT department responds to your ticket with “Hey, here’s the admin permissions you requested to get your App published to the SharePoint Tenant” Today’s a great day 💪🏾
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What exactly has the Vice President actually done this term? 🤔
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I’m sorry, but CarPlay for Apple/Android is just ugly af..clunky, laggy and just boring
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It’s funny how the public thinks that the US military will be flying through the public airports to a combat zone if there’s a call for mass deployment of ground forces somewhere 😂
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Imagine being @carmeloanthony and being confused for Karmelo Anthony on social media 👀
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One React concept that clicked for me. Components should do one job well. Instead of building one giant component, break your UI into smaller pieces: Components → Dashboard → UserCard → TransactionList Smaller components are easier to understand, reuse, test, and debug. If you're learning React, this concept makes a HUGE difference. What React concept finally “clicked” for you? #ReactJS #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Coding
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what happened to spaces?
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whens the last time you built something with just HTML, CSS and JS?
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anyone use @Plaid and able to share what their price point is per "item" connected?
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Does anyone know what Plaid's paid tier pricing is per "item" connected?
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I’m waiting for the first female to declare for the @NFL draft
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All this slow playing with Iran…. Enough foreplay already
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Might take a shot at a Kanban board aimed at parents/scheduling. Thinking a mix of like Trello calendar with the conflict analysis of the outlook scheduling assistant 🤔 Obv this will be used to just expand my knowledge, but I figure it could be useful to expand my knowledge on drag and drop
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Is your Python script crashing on large datasets? 🛑 Stop letting default Pandas datatypes hog your RAM! Downcasting numeric types and using category for strings can instantly slash your memory footprint by 80%+. df['Age'] = df['Age'].astype('uint8') Have you checked your DataFrame memory usage lately? 👇 #Python #Pandas #DataAnalytics #DataScience #BigData
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Summary statistics can lie. 🛑 Relying only on Mean, Variance, and Correlation without plotting your data is a huge mistake. Anscombe’s Quartet shows 4 datasets with identical stats but wildly different structures. The Datasaurus Dozen takes it even further! 🦖 Do you look at your plots before you analyze your stats? 👇 #Python #EDA #DataAnalytics #DataVisualization #StatsLie
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Basic df.groupby().mean() is day one stuff. To level up, you need to master window functions and .transform(). Calculate running totals, moving averages, or group ranks without collapsing your DataFrame shape. 🚀 New Column (running total):df['Run_Total'] = df.groupby('Reg')['Sales'].transform('cumsum') Are you still aggregating when you should be transforming? #Python #Pandas #DataAnalytics #DataScience #CodingSkills
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Most raw data is structural chaos. 🛑 If your DataFrame has columns named Q1_Sales, Q2_Sales, etc., it’s Wide format (Untidy). To analyze it, you must reshape it. 💡 pd.melt() converts Wide ➡️ Long (Tidy Data), making visualization libraries happy. Which format is easier for your charts?👇 #Python #Pandas #DataAnalytics #DataVisualization #TidyData
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