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inventwithpython.com
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| | | | | A recent post to Reddit sparked some comments, so I wanted to clarify: In Python, hashable objects must be immutable and mutable objects cannot be hashable. (With one exception.) | |
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www.learnpython.dev
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| | | | | Free Learn Python Course by Nina Zakharenko - An intensive two day introduction and intermediate course on Python. Video course published on Frontend Masters. | |
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aivarsk.com
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| | | | | I have a piece of C++ code that calls user-defined functions implemented in Python. Instead of requiring all functions to have the same signature with 6 arguments, the C++ code inspects the function signature and passes only the arguments function accepts - 1, 3, or all 6 of them. I use the inspect module and getargspec function for that but it feels a bit wrong and bloated. So let's see how we can get the work done without the inspect module. | |
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clickhouse.com
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| | | Read about how we implement hash tables in ClickHouse from choosing the right hash function, to managing collisions, benchmarking and designing an elegant API. All for the fastest hash table implementation possible. | ||
