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https://blog.thomarite.uk/index.php/category/programming/python/

Skip to content T.I.L Today I Learned Category: python AusNOG 2024 A bit late to review, but some interesting talks. Agenda . Arista: Practical AI Networking Innovations : rail optimized all reduce low entropy, 2-3 flows per nic, elephant, bursty JCT job completion time TSN time spent networking overprovisioning 1:1.2 Nokia: NUTS python network testing : It looks quite nice, it is based on pytest and nornir/napalm. It looks similar to batfish? Measuring Starlink : High jitter, each 15sec change satellite

https://docs.temporal.io/develop/python/workers/serverless-workers

Write Temporal Workers that run on serverless compute using the Python SDK

https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2005-September/055955.html

# [Python-Dev] Proof of the pudding: str.partition() Josiah Carlson jcarlson at uci.edu Thu Sep 1 08:03:22 CEST 2005 - Previous message: [Python-Dev] Proof of the pudding: str.partition() - Next message: [Python-Dev] Proof of the pudding: str.partition() - Messages sorted by: - [ date ] - [ thread ] - [ subject ] - [ author ] Greg Ewing < greg.ewing at canterbury.ac.nz > wrote: > > Josiah Carlson wrote: > > > A bit of free thought brings me to the (half-baked) idea that if string > > methods accepted an

https://modpython.org/pipermail/mod_python/2005-February/017502.html

[mod_python] communication between main_interpreter and subinterpreters Graham Dumpleton grahamd at dscpl.com.au Wed Feb 23 16:45:41 EST 2005 Previous message: [mod_python] communication between main_interpreter and subinterpreters Next message: [mod_python] mod_python and python 2.4? Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] On Thursday, February 24, 2005, at 06:35 AM, Andy Cavatorta wrote: > Hi Folks, > I'm working on a server push framework that keeps subinterpreters open > and servi

https://wklken.me/posts/2013/03/10/python-base-extra-math.html

WKLKEN THINKING Mar 10, 2013 Python-基础-数字处理相关模块 ##数字处理相关模块 ###math 1.简介 >>> import math >>>dir(math) #这句可查看所有函数名列表 >>>help(math) #查看具体定义及函数0原型 2.常用函数 ceil(x) 取顶 floor(x) 取底 fabs(x) 取绝对值 factorial (x) 阶乘 hypot(x,y) sqrt(x*x+y*y) pow(x,y) x的y次方 sqrt(x) 开平方 log(x) log10(x) trunc(x) 截断取整数部分 isnan (x) 判断是否NaN(not a number) degree (x) 弧度转角度 radians(x

https://how2.sh/posts/how-to-profile-python-code/

How to Profile Python Code: production guide with commands, guardrails, and troubleshooting for reliable implementation

https://philoking.com/python-nerdery-audio-rstp-ai-listener/

Skip to content Contact Search for: Posted in Python # Python Nerdery: Audio RSTP AI Listener Posted by By Jason November 29, 2024 - Home - Python - Python Nerdery: Audio RSTP AI Listener Today’s python experiment came after hearing an explosion outside. We never identified what it was, but it led me to be curious if I could create an AI listener to the camera. Long story short, python with numpy, pandas and tensorflow are all you need to read the audio from an RSTP feed and listen for audio events

https://carlosbecker.com/posts/python-docker-limits/

Carlos Becker Menu Search for Blog Making Python respect Docker memory limits Carlos Alexandro Becker 20 Nov 2020 If you run Python inside containers, chances are you have seen Linux’s OOMKiller working at least a couple of times. Why? This happens because Python sees the entire host’s resources as if they were available for its use. Then, it may try to allocate more memory than it is allowed to, which causes Linux to kill the process. Fixing it To fix that, we may read the actual limits from /sys/fs

https://www.bnikolic.co.uk/blog/python/parallelism/2019/11/13/python-forkserver-preload.html

Python comes with the multiprocessing module which allows easy parallelisation across (as the name suggests) multiple processes. This is particularly useful for Python because the interpreter is single-threaded so limited core Python performance improvement can be achieved by multi-threading1. Modern Python versions (on Linux) provide three ways of starting the separate processes: See however python-numerical-gil

https://stackabuse.com/guide-to-heaps-in-python/

Explore the intricacies of heaps, a tree-based data structure adept at maintaining order and hierarchy. Dive into Python's' heapq module, offering a rich set of functionalities for managing dynamic data sets where priority elements are frequently accessed. Learn how heaps stand out in the world of data structures and their seamless integration in Python

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