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- Lua and Python (lwn.net)
- Guido van Rossum Exits Python Steering Council (discuss.python.org)
- Hashmaps Benchmarks – Finding the Fastest, Memory Efficient Hashmap (martin.ankerl.com)
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I have some existing Python code that I would like to run in the browser, without having to rewrite it in JavaScript. Has anyone used any of the tools that allow the use of Python in the browser? There seem to be two…
- PEP 572 and decision-making in Python (lwn.net)
- Linux distributions and Python 2 (lwn.net)
- The other (great) benefit of Python type annotations (medium.com)
- Tech Culture Shock: From America to the South Pacific, and Seattle to Chicago (penguindreams.org)
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Based on the compatibility table at [1], current browsers (with the exception of Internet Explorer) widely support ES6 and also include significant support for ES2016+. Would you be happy to ship ES6 (or even newer)…
- Guido van Rossum: Python 2 end-of-life will be on January 1st, 2020 (mail.python.org)
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The title refers to the famous 2010 thread "Have tracing JIT compilers won?" [1] on "Lambda the Ultimate". There, it was hypothesized that for dynamically-typed languages (JavaScript with Firefox's TraceMonkey and Lua…
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What has changed since this question was asked a year ago? [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13310699]
- Armin Ronacher – A Python for Future Generations (youtube.com)
- Steve Jobs muses on his own obsolescence and legacy in 1994 (deathandtaxesmag.com)
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I am working with some image files in a proprietary format. I would like to write a viewer for these files that runs in the browser (using HTML canvas), and a command-line tool to convert the files into a standard…
- Understanding Asyncio in Python (medium.com)
- On Complete Gibberish: Language syntax that [Tommy M. McGuire] doesn’t like (maniagnosis.crsr.net)
- Have tracing JIT compilers won? (2010) (lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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There are AWS SDKs for several different languages: C++, Go, Java, .NET, Node.js, PHP, Python and Ruby [1]. It appears that some of these SDKs are more complete than others (for example, CloudFront only seems to support…
- 3 new programming languages: What their creators say (infoworld.com)