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attempts to make python fast
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Adding Python 3 Compatibility to an Existing Codebase - cat /dev/brain
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| | [AI summary] The post outlines steps and best practices for migrating an existing Python 2 codebase to Python 3, emphasizing the use of continuous integration, testing, and compatibility tools like Flake8 and six.
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PyPy is the Future of Python · Alex Gaynor
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| | [AI summary] The article discusses PyPy as a potential future for Python, highlighting its speed, flexibility, and advantages over CPython, while also noting current limitations and ways to contribute to its development.
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In the Making of Python Fitter and Faster
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| | How Python's recent performance improvements work under the hood
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Writing command-line tools in Python: argument parsing :: Päpper's Machine Learning Blog - This blog features state of the ar...
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| Python is a great language to build command-line tools in as it's very expressive and concise. You want to have the ability to parse arguments in your scripts as you don't want to hard-code the relevant variable values to make the tool useful. So how do we go about this in Python? It's easily done using the argparse module. With argparse, you define the different arguments which you expect, their default values and their shortcuts to call them.