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by awaretek 5y ago
There are things in our skies and in the seas that we do not understand. Actually, despite our scientific progress, we sometimes forget how much we do not know. Most of the matter in our universe is called dark matter because we do not know
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by awaretek 5y ago
There are things in our skies and in the seas that we do not understand. Actually, despite our scientific progress, we sometimes forget how much we do not know. Most of the matter in our universe is called dark matter because we do not know
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by awaretek 12y ago
I don't think your suggestions would work very well as stated. However, I hope soemthing will be in Python 3.5 to add a second string type that helps make it easier to port old libraries to Python 3 AND helps make it easier to use Pyt
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Corroborating experimental evidence for Penrose-Hammerhoff (phys.org)
1 points by awaretek 13y ago|0 comments
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by awaretek 13y ago
I wish the core developers would do two things: 1. Add a new string type to Python 3 that mimics the old Python 2 str type (ASCI) 2. Backport the usefull new features from Python 3 to Python 2. If they don't do these things, then obvio
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by awaretek 14y ago
Anyone who bought into Microsoft's Proprietary .Net platform deserves what's happening to them now. Anyone who buys into Microsoft's Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows Phone 8 ninsense is just plain braindead. But some people never learn :-)
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by awaretek 14y ago
Microsoft abused me for years. They had a monopoly, I had to use Windows and Office ( I still do at work for many things). Now , thank god almighty, I have choices. They will have to do a lot better than Windows 8 to rope me back into the c
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by awaretek 15y ago
This is a fine, fine product and community.
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by awaretek 17y ago
There's Python411 at http://www.awaretek.com/python
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Sikuli is a Python scripting engine with easy image recognition
2 points by awaretek 17y ago|3 comments
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by awaretek 17y ago
Listen to the full podcast exploring this subject at http://www.awaretek.com/python/index.html
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Epiphany: the programming language is the UI...
1 points by awaretek 17y ago|1 comments
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by awaretek 17y ago
Ok, it really is a good book, accessible to any programmer, even if you don't already know Python. I find natural language to be fascinating and this book is thought provoking. It covers symbolic logic, the lambda calculus, statistical tech
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Natural Language Processing with Python
2 points by awaretek 17y ago|1 comments