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by denfromufa 10y ago
can't we use numba directly, not llvmlite?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
does powershell compile to IL? is it possible to create stand-alone executables from it that do not depend on the runtime?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
use pythonnet to interact with .NET dlls from CPython: https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet
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by denfromufa 10y ago
you can force captured subprocess mode if necessary
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by denfromufa 10y ago
did you try xonsh?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
I never understood what is the difference between GPy and GP in sklearn. I'm using the latter, but still do not understand most of parameters that go into this model.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
I would argue that if you the physics behind the problem, then even semi-empirical models easily beat machine learning. I have seen this consistently on my data-sets.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
That is classical resource for GP, but using Matlab. I'm looking for something practical using Python.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
What is the best learning resource for gaussian process (kriging) using Python?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
For performance we have cython and numba
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by denfromufa 10y ago
I wish mypy, cython, and numba type annotations converge to something common.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Is it possible to enforce two-factor authentication for all developers with merge rights on github? Also is it possible to check if someone has 2-factor authentication?
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TIOBE Index for August 2016: C at an all time low in the TIOBE index(tiobe.com)
3 points by denfromufa 10y ago|2 comments
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by denfromufa 10y ago
PyPy.js was developed by Mozilla employee
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by denfromufa 10y ago
So do you use cygdb to debug Cython code or directly debug the generated C-API code?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
How do you develop your Cython code? Do you use PyCharm? Did you start off from pure Python code? How easy is debugging and refactoring?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
So is this the evidence that is going to be submitted to US for extradition of Muhammed Fethullah Gülen?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
dynd is next generation numpy for language-agnostic usage: https://github.com/libdynd/libdynd
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by denfromufa 10y ago
let's continue discussions on CPython internals, originally started here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12180301
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Python internals continued(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Also this blog post about modifying CPython internals is very interesting: https://jakevdp.github.io/blog/2014/05/09/why-python-is-slow...
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Here is blog post about python list implementation, one of 2 main data structures used internally: http://www.laurentluce.com/posts/python-list-implementation/
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Cython can be used to auto-generate optimized Python C-API code that gets source-mapped line by line to original Cython code in the form of HTML annotations. This stuff is very hard to write by hand.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Everyone should have a mirror on gitlab or bitbucket
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Dropbox has few million lines of Python code. Chase and Bank of America have few thousand contributors on Athena and Quartz projects. Another big elephant is OpenStack.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
TIOBE seems to be the most realistic with history tracing back to 1986. C/C++ coders have tons of code not on github and a lot of references like books, which are sometimes more useful than SO. Also the metrics, native language and are
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by denfromufa 10y ago
There is also Fuat Avni, who was exposing Turkish government for last few years with very accurate predictions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuat_Avni
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by denfromufa 10y ago
I regularly about few hundred MB files in Sublime. The only alternative is VIM with plugins.
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Have you tried PyCharm with jupyter notebook?
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by denfromufa 10y ago
Spyder and Rodeo have this

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