The Shape of Code About Home > Uncategorized > Distribution of method chains in Java and Python Distribution of method chains in Java and Python October 26, 2025 Derek Jones Leave a comment Go to comments Some languages support three different ways of organizing a sequence of functions/methods, with calls taking as their first argument the value returned by the immediately prior call. For instance, Java supports the following possibilities: r1=f1(val); r2=f2(r1); r3=f3(r2); // Sequential calls r3=f3(f2(f1(v
A friend of mine needed a bit of help taking a python batch job he had, which deals with one block of work, and making it scale to the cloud. This little project shows how to load a queue of work, then process it with a kubernetes Job. https://github.com/stevecooperorg/kubernetes-job-example
memcache python API key collisionsFwd: key collisions Dave St.Germain dcs at tabblo.com Wed Mar 21 23:04:38 UTC 2007 Previous message: memcache python API key collisionsFwd: key collisions Next message: memcache python API key collisionsFwd: key collisions Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I submitted a patch back to the maintainer to fix exactly this problem. It's simple: make Client subclass threading.local (requires python 2.4 or greater) 65c65,73 < class Client: --- > try
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# Code sample - socket client thread in Python May 18, 2011 at 18:04 Tags Python When creating a GUI that has to communicate with the outer world, a common stumbling block that comes up is how to combine GUI code with I/O. I/O, whether HTTP requests, RPC protocols, plain socket communication or the serial port, tends to be blocking in nature, which doesn't play well with GUI code. No one wants their GUI to "freeze" while the program is blocking on a read call from a socket. There are many solutions to th
Tue Aug 2 18:09:19 EDT 2016 On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 4:35 PM, Daniel Moisset < dmoisset at machinalis.com > wrote: > On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 10:31 PM, Guido van Rossum < guido at python.org > wrote: >> Second, when these occur in a class body, they can define either class >> variables or instance variables. Do we need to be able to specify >> which? > > I'd say that if I have a class C with a class variable cv, instance variable > iv, a good type checking system should detect: > > C.cv # ok > C.iv # error
Skip to main content Mobile Main Nav Using the Library Teaching & publication support Get help Utility Nav-main Main navigation About Using the Library Research & teaching support Get help Breadcrumb Logistic Regression Four Ways with Python Logistic regression is a predictive analysis that estimates/models the probability of event occurring based on a given dataset. This dataset contains both independent variables, or predictors, and their corresponding dependent variables, or responses. To model the proba
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Seems like from previous discourse on this topic CircleCI downloads python every time to the container and installs it. Is there any way to cache this process? People spoke of using pyenv, which I played with for a bit b