Skip to main content A nice guy's view on life Toggle navigation Tag: Python Why (and how) I’ve started writing my Shell Scripts in Python 2024-09-152024-09-15 JonTheNiceGuy 2 Comments I’ve been using Desktop Linux for probably 15 years, and Server Linux for more like 25 in one form or another. One of the things you learn to write pretty early on in Linux System Administration is Bash Scripting. Here’s a great example #!/bin/bash i = 0 until [ $i -eq 10 ] do print "Jon is the best!" (( i += 1 )) done
If you want to learn about one of the most popular Machine Learning libraries out there, you've come to the right place. In this Python TensorFlow tutorial
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Python Archives (1993): Amiga port and Expect module :-) # Amiga port and Expect module :-) Mats Lidell ([email protected]) Tue, 23 Nov 93 17:02:56 +0100 - Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] - Next message: [email protected]: "Re: Ideas about enhancements to fileobjects" - Previous message: [email protected]: "Re: Ideas about enhancements to fileobjects" Hi Folks, Since Christmas is approaching I guess it is time for us to write our wish lists! Actually
Michael's and Christian's Blog Tag: Python Python programming lagnuage Tabular foundation models: simply a tool for impressing managers? Or are they really worth having a look at? Tabular data has had a comfortable life for years. Gradient boosting showed up, got very good at its job, and then quietly became the default answer to almost everything with rows and columns. In very recent years, a new player has arrived: the tabular foundation model or prior fitted neural network, and suddenly tabular data is s
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# Python Machine Learning Archives This article will navigate you through the deployment of a simple machine learning (ML) for regression using Streamlit. This novel platform streamlines and simplifies deploying artifacts like ML systems as Web services. A Glimpse of the Model Being Deployed The focus of this how-to article is to showcase the steps to have an ML model […] ## What Is Semi-Supervised Learning Semi-supervised learning is a learning problem that involves a small number of labeled examples an
### Sunday, September 13, 2009 ## Python Thread Synchronization Primitives : Not Entirely What You Think If you have done any kind of programming with Python threads, you are probably familiar with the basic synchronization primitives provided by the threading module. Specifically, you get the following kinds of synchronization objects to work with: - Lock. Mutual exclusion lock that's commonly used to protect shared data structures. - RLock. Reentrant mutual exclusion lock that is useful for code-based
# [Twisted-Python] how to cancel a long running job on a server ? Itamar Shtull-Trauring itamar at itamarst.org Wed May 11 11:02:29 MDT 2005 - Previous message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] how to cancel a long running job on a server ? - Next message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] Re: [Twisted-commits] r13763 - fix broken link to divmod.org. - Messages sorted by: - [ date ] - [ thread ] - [ subject ] - [ author ] On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 11:38 +0200, Thomas Jung wrote: > I could not believe that you can ev
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