- Home - About # False and misleading information ## Correcting falsehoods in tech documentation, lessons learned ## Esoteric python of the day: * and ** Posted by KarlP on 15 March, 2013 Leave a comment (0) Go to comments I was hacking up a grotty (but neat!) python plugin for gdb last night, and ran into a quirk I didn’t really understand. I had a list of numbers, and was using struct to make a suitable memory buffer for gdb.selected_inferior().write_memory . Except, it wasn’t quite working…. impor

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# “Ruby faster than Python and Perl!” ORLY? Ruby faster than Python and Perl! cries the headline. This is based on a benchmark that tests i = i + 1 in a loop, so it’s a particularly useless benchmark, even in a world of benchmarks designed to test unrealistic scenarios that make the benchmark author’s product look good. But wait! A commenter accuses the poster of cheating! (On a benchmark? No!) >Ummm…. Why did you test Ruby with less data than you tested Python and Perl? You cheated. As it

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