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| | | | | namedtuple has been around since forever, and over time, its convenience saw it used far outside its originally intended purpose. With dataclasses now covering part of those use cases, what should one use named tuples for? In this article, I address this question, and give a few examples from real code. | |
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| | | | | Hi guys, have you ever wondered how can Python dictionaries be so fast and reliable? The answer is that they are built on top of another technology: hash tables. Knowing how Python hash tables work will give you a deeper understanding of how dictionaries work and this could be a great advantage for your Python understanding because dictionaries are almost everywhere in Python. Hash Functions Before introducing hash tables and their Python implementation you have to know what is a hash function and how it works. A hash function is a function that can map a piece of data of... | |
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philodev.one
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| | | | | Learning a new language is like learning a new way of thinking. It is not just about the syntax, but also about the patterns, the culture. | |
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| | | [AI summary] The text provides an in-depth overview of Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL), focusing on its key components, challenges, and applications. It explains how DRL combines reinforcement learning (RL) with deep learning to handle complex decision-making tasks. The article discusses the limitations of traditional Q-learning, such as the need for a Q-table and the issue of unstable target values. It introduces Deep Q-Networks (DQNs) as a solution, highlighting the use of experience replay and target networks to stabilize training. Additionally, the text highlights real-world applications like AlphaGo, Atari game playing, and oil and gas industry use cases. It concludes by emphasizing DRL's potential for scalable, human-compatible AI systems and its rol... | ||