interviewed at – Peter Wang
summary
Company starts January 2012 and shifts in year two from community-building to shipping products and customer work, backed by DARPA funding; conferences grow from 50 people workshops to ~400 people attendees; open-source projects include Blaze (distributed NumPy work) and Bokeh (web-native visualization), plus the Anaconda distribution and a commercial Anaconda Server that manages multi-language package versions in production and a Wakari cloud IDE — all described as working and gaining enterprise traction.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05DNA of Continuum
- 1:44Data science community
- 2:46Python
- 3:47Visualization
- 6:28Conclusion
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