Twitter: @mattmight Instagram: @mattmight LinkedIn: matthewmight Mastodon: @[email protected] Sub-reddit: /r/mattmight Equational derivations of the Y combinator and Church encodings in Python I love the Y combinator and Church encodings. Every time I explain them, I feel like I’m using sorcery. I’ve written posts on memoizing recursive functions with the Y combinator in JavaScript and on the Church encodings in Scheme and in JavaScript . When I spoke at Hacker School , I used Python as the
Python Archives (1993): RE: Writing classes in C # RE: Writing classes in C Jaap Vermeulen ([email protected]) Mon, 18 Oct 93 15:23:00 PDT - Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] - Next message: Bill Janssen: "obtaining the reversal of a sequence?" - Previous message: [email protected]: "import restrictions" | I'd like to write a module in C which defines a class, with at least | some of its methods executing in C. Is it possible to define classes | in C where some (or all
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Skip to content Epimorphics Epimorphics Why linked data? Products Services Our Work Projects Our Technology Market Sectors About Us Contact All articles Food Alerts API Python Wrapper Posted on September 4, 2020 by Adrian David You can find more about the FSA Food Alerts API here . However, accessing data from the API and parsing the results can be tricky- requiring multiple calls for nested data, nested for loops to access properties and the like. The first phase of my internship project aims to
I’m watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sirm-xFPiOA is there a standalone generalized SDR python package? It seems like SDR’s are a datatype that have specific functions associated with them and I was thinking, ‘w
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2005 • December • 31 # On choosing Python for Hacking RSS and Atom > ...I bought this rather interesting book: Hacking RSS and Atom by Leslie M. Orchard. It covers virtually everything I want to do with my feed blender. Except it does it in Python. Dang. ...Programmers seem to get used to the language they use a lot and then find others difficult or poorly designed. As for me, I'm not so excited about Python itself as I am about what I can do with it given a little help from modules like Mark Pilgrim's
Ronald Pringadi's Technical Notes Constantly Learning Skip to content ← BOLA in a Laravel Livewire app: when client-side state is the only thing standing between users and admin actions Did You Know? Python’s Walrus Operator Can Make Your Code Cleaner → Did You Know? Python Dictionaries Preserve Insertion Order Posted on April 22, 2026 by ronaldpringadi Did you know? Since Python 3.7, the built-in 1 dict type officially preserves the order in which keys are inserted. Before that, if you needed
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When you’re working on OpenStack, you’ll probably hear a lot of references to ‘async I/O’ and how eventlet is the library we use for this in OpenStack. But, well … what exactly is this mysterious ‘asynchronous I/O’ thing? The first thing to think about is what happens when a process calls a system call like … <a href="https://blogs.gnome.org/markmc/2013/06/04/async-io-and-python/" class="more-link">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Async I/O and Python</span></a