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Make a public support forum (non-feedback oriented). - Splitwise feedback and helpdesk - 0 views

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Make a public support forum (non-feedback oriented). - Splitwise feedback and helpdesk

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    Make a public support forum (non-feedback oriented). - Splitwise feedback and helpdesk
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B2B SaaS Marketing Agency: Unlocking Success in the Digital Realm - 0 views

Introduction: In the dynamic world of digital marketing, partnering with a B2B SaaS marketing agency is a strategic move that can reshape the trajectory of your business. This comprehensive guide d...

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The Most Reliable Funeral Service - 1 views

It is not really easy to experience death in the family. And as I try to recall my mom's death last year, I could truly say that if it was not because of the help of Sensible Funerals things could ...

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reckoner reckoner

Python Idioms and Efficiency Suggestions - 0 views

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  • What idioms should I use to make my code easier to read? Read "The Python Cookbook", especially the first few chapters. It's a great source of well-written Python code examples.
  • Use function factories to create utility functions. Often, especially if you're using map and filter a lot, you need utility functions that convert other functions or methods to taking a single parameter. In particular, you often want to bind some data to the function once, and then apply it repeatedly to different objects. In the above example, we needed a function that multiplied a particular field of an object by 3, but what we really want is a factory that's able to return for any field name and amount a multiplier function in that family:
  • Use zip and dict to map fields to names. zip turns a pair of sequences into a list of tuples containing the first, second, etc. values from each sequence. For example, zip('abc', [1,2,3]) == [('a',1),('b',2),('c',3)]. You can use this to save a lot of typing when you have fields in a known order that you want to map to names:
  • reckoner reckoner on 13 Dec 07
     
    suggestions for better programming style.
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PyLucene @ Open Source Applications Foundation - 0 views

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  • version 2.1.0-2 was built on Mac OS X 10.4.8 with gcj 3.4.4 and Python 2.4.3
  • x y on 15 Jun 07
     
    Compiling PyLucene for a PPC 10.4.9 with Python 2.5 was really a nightmare.  If you have to do it, make sure to get the right gcc 4.1 from MacPorts.  Otherwise, it will never work.  Also, your Pysqlite has to have been compiled with the latest sqlite.
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How to make python run faster - comp.lang.python | Google Groups - 0 views

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    Speed of Python
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ONLamp.com -- Introduction to Stackless Python - 0 views

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shared by reckoner reckoner on 13 Dec 07 - Cached
  • Stackless Python is an alternative implementation of Python created by independent developer Christian Tismer. He started with the conventional Python language processor managed by the language's inventor, Guido van Rossum, and patched his own Stackless invention in place of a small but central part of Python's internals. Stackless Python is the result. This article introduces Tismer's technology and its significance. In future articles, you'll be able to read about how to make your own start at programming Stackless Python, as well as the prospects for a merger between Stackless and the main Python distribution.
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Is there a reason this is categorized as Religion and Beliefs? - 19 views

Is there a reason this is categorized as Religion and Beliefs? If its meant in humour thats fine, but it may make it difficult to find if your searching by group categories and your looking under C...

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Unlock the Potential of Your Data: Hire Cosmos DB Developers - 0 views

Are you looking to revolutionize your data management system? Look no further than hire Cosmos DB developers. With the digital landscape evolving rapidly, businesses need robust solutions to handle...

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