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by mattip 9y ago
We have made alot of progress over the past few years, especially with compatibility . An example of a web stack is crossbar.io who recommend it for production and even got their stack running with PyPy on a rasberryPi [0] [0] https:/
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by mattip 9y ago
Is it free? Can the code be verified for backdoors? Does it work on non-intel chips?
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by mattip 9y ago
They probably meant using the Odroid XU4 which is a nice platform built around the Samsung Exynos-5422, not an actual phone
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by mattip 9y ago
NumPy [0] and matplotlib [1] both have well designed tutorials, specific function documentation, and integration with IDEs for Intellisense help while programming. [0] https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.12.0 [1] https
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by mattip 9y ago
Should be marked 2016
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by mattip 9y ago
On PyPy, it can be many different sizes, including being completely optmized out. That is why PyPy has no sys.getsizeof
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PyPy v5.8 released(morepypy.blogspot.com)
4 points by mattip 9y ago|0 comments
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by mattip 10y ago
Mozilla helped to solve this problem and one is orogress. Please encourage your company to donate to ooen source in general (maybe it already does?) and to PyPy in particular
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by mattip 10y ago
Real world use cases are large and messy. Now that the cython/pandas/numpy stack works out of the box on PyPy, we can begin to see how often the mix of python code (jittable, fast) and c code (fast) needs to cross the c-to-python
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PyPy2.7 and PyPy3.5 v5.7 released(morepypy.blogspot.com)
230 points by mattip 10y ago|51 comments
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Async HTTP benchmarks on PyPy3(morepypy.blogspot.com)
11 points by mattip 10y ago|0 comments
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by mattip 10y ago
Yes things are getting worse, the cinfkuct is wearing patience thin, and, as of today, he had not been pardoned. But there will be no streets named after him, he will be dishonourably discharged from the military, and he will not be general
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by mattip 10y ago
Assuming no lines are removed. I often write tens if lines, commit to trigger a test, then rip out hundreds including the ones I wrote. Netcontribution - negative. I consider that a good day's work.
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by mattip 10y ago
Assuming you were serious, a/b testing works only when you can determine the value of the outcome. How many of the millions of people who pass through immigration need to be rejected for reasons of national security?
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by mattip 10y ago
Packaging and the distribution network to go with it PyPI are one of the key underpinnings of the python community, and as such deserve more love from the PSF. It is in the best interest of the PSF to actively support and push improvements
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by mattip 10y ago
But there is a plan and the milestones are being achieved.
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PyPy2.7 v5.6 released – stdlib 2.7.12 support, C-API improvements, and more(morepypy.blogspot.com)
61 points by mattip 10y ago|9 comments
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by mattip 10y ago
Discussion of origin of the list here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12707860
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by mattip 10y ago
PyPy is a different implementation of a python interpreter, it includes a JIT to rewrite hot code into assembler. See www.pypy.org for more info. The JIT cannot be tacked on to CPython (what you call python3) since it is part of the interpr
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by mattip 10y ago
The OP refers to open source, but his comments apply just as much to any third-party component in your product. Many proprietary products also suffer from slow or non-existant upgrade paths, and then what do you do to upgrade the component?
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by mattip 10y ago
This is a reversible debugger, it records all the state needed to run your program backwards in time from a breakpoint so you can see find where a variable assignment went wrong. You might want to try out the standard Python stdlib command-
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by mattip 10y ago
Probably the next release will have a better chance, but feel free to give it a shot and let us know how it goes for you. Just use the latest HEAD version of NumPy since there are some specific patches for PyPy.
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PyPy2 v5.4 released – incremental improvements and enhancements(morepypy.blogspot.com)
19 points by mattip 10y ago|2 comments
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by mattip 10y ago
Cool idea nicely executed and documented. Their other posts are worth a look too.
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by mattip 10y ago
The CC license used for stack overflow content is horrible. I have asked multiple lawyers what it means for cut-and-pasted code, and have yet to recieve a clear a definitive answer - is it viral when compiled into a binary, or when used in
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PyPy2 v5.3 released – major C-extension support improvements(morepypy.blogspot.com)
6 points by mattip 10y ago|1 comments
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by mattip 10y ago
Add visibility and transparency to complex automatic systems. A good monitoring system to reflect the internal state, and interfaces that can be simply understood between small components that have a specific task. Then the automation becom
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by mattip 10y ago
Turn sideways?
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by mattip 10y ago
Can you share the code?
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by mattip 10y ago
(PyPy dev here) Thanks. As our C-API support improves, we hope to be able to support more of the scientific python stack with minimal upstream changes

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