yes

 

Title should be SPECULATION about python 4 features (which may not even be python 4).

 

The funny thing about these *bonacci sequences is that as we reach infinity in these sequences, the ratio between two consecutive numbers approach a certain value that is characteristical for the sequence. For the Fibonacci sequence the ratio is the golden ratio, which is a root of the polynomial x²−x−1. For the Tribonacci sequence, the ratio in a root in the polynomial x³−x²−x−1. And for a Nbonacci, the ratio is a solution to xⁿ−xⁿ⁻¹−…x²−x−1. This is easy to prove. And as N approaches infinity, the ratio will approach 2.

 

Thanks for pointing this out! Comments feature has been fixed

 

Тест

 

See e.g. https://gist.github.com/kseistrup/367298c2d4319aa01e9efc13230357a0

 

For some reason I cannot post a comment on the website, so: Another way is to compare len(set(text.casefold())) with len(text).

 

Please delete. Link has nothing to do with Python.

 

Nice Test

 

just test :D

 

Story continues here: https://github.com/yourlabs/django-autocomplete-light/issues/1168

 

Please delete. The article contains NO references to python.

 

Nice intro. Couple of notes on things that might mislead the intended beginner-level audience here: * Should be purged of ‘’smartquotes“” * "Dictionary, Main Characteristics: Unordered" should perhaps be qualified a little bit, given that since 3.7, dictionaries are guaranteed to preserve insert order

 

Interesting project, how does it compare to Nuitka?

 

Yes....pretty outdated! And Keras is now part of TF.

 

Between micropython, circuitpython now pycopy.... too many forks, no unity... a pity...

 

Why

 

And Chromakey above is one user that has only posted off-topic links.

 

Before we get a dupe-checker I feel it would be nice with a down-voting or flagging button: The number of off-topic posts are on the increase, and when they aren't removed they will encourage more and more off-topic posts.

 

That's terrible advice. I was expecting it to argue that `datetime.now()` is harmful due to its lack of timezone support, but no… Apparently, the author never heard of freezegun, and so wrote an awful lot of code to — essentially — reimplement it. Yes, use `datetime.now`. Write simple code. When testing, use something like freezegun to adjust the clock.

 

Does indexing works on long url.

 

The github source of news.python.sc is up2date. I’d suggest to put an index on the url column in your database. That makes lookups pretty fast.

 

https://vsbro.co/andrew

 

Hh

 

Ok

 

Beware that 4 5 and 6 are abandoned or deprecated. Presenting chainer, mxnet and cntk would have been more relevant of today ecosystems :)

 

It would be nice if you could just “import oxidized_importer“ at the top of your script and then it would monkey patch the import statement such that all subsequent imports were oxidized, wouldn't it? But that's not quite how it works, is it (yes, I did rtfm, but I'm still not quite sure how it works)?

 

Thanks!

 

Yes, you’re right, it depends on PostgreSQL. It would require quite some work to be able to run with SQLite as I would have to implement it in the actual topic maps engine itself: https://github.com/brettkromkamp/topic-db. Saying that, open an issue for it if you want and I will consider it :)

 

This certainly looks interesting. Thanks for sharing. Am I misreading something, or does it require PostgreSQL? It would be sweet if it could use SQLite, methinks (I will be happy to open an enhancement request).