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Isaac Slavitt: Speeding up non-vectorizable code with Cython
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Reviewing Old Code: Python ยท luizdepra
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| | A few days ago I was browsing my Gist collection when I came across a pair of old Python codes, Python 2 to be precise. I wrote these lines in 2012 when I was recently introduced to Python by a coworker. So I thought "Why not review them?", and here we are. Before we start let me tell that both scripts are about game development, more precisely procedural terrain generation. Let's take a look at them.
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Like Tricentennial but for Weeks: Weekly Challenge #300 | Committed to Memory
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| | Welcome to Weekly Challenge #300! I went searching for a word for 300th week, because 300 is a compound number and probably not the source for much interest, and found that no, there isn't a special word for 300 of a thing. 312 will be the 6th anniversary, though.
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Running Python on .NET 5
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| [AI summary] This blog post discusses the Pyjion project, which integrates the .NET 5 JIT compiler into Python 3.9 to enhance performance by compiling Python code into native machine code at runtime.