Given the fact that infinity is expressed as sympy.oo in sympy makes the use of sympy.zoo somewhat consistent/unsuprising. Maybe the OP of the tweet was/is not aware of this use. I wonder if his next tweet will be about…
The audio also reminded me of the Fallout games.
Works fine w/ steam and "Proton Experimental" under "Linux 5.10.154-1-MANJARO #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Nov 10 20:51:28 UTC 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux". I had to install the package "sdl_ttf" though; without it, the game just hung…
You can use variables in the formats. >>> flt = 1.2345 >>> two = 2 >>> f"{flt:.{two}f}" '1.23'
As someone from Germany it seems very strange how casually he talks about being shot at, as if this is a normal thing.
Check out Zenodo [1]. It lets you generate DOIs for Github releases. [1] https://zenodo.org/
Actual atoms in molecules also vibrate all the time, so the provided bond length he talked about should be seen as an equilibrium bond length.
I'm a computational/theoretical chemist and use python extensivly. To me te question seems a bit poorly phrased. What is the goal of the course? Are they supposed to learn how to program? Then it's of course…
Interesting article but just skimming through it some things stand out immediately: 1.) The first snippet isn't even valid python code as floats don't have a shape attribute. s = 0. n = s.shape 2.) The inline latex math…
Given the fact that infinity is expressed as sympy.oo in sympy makes the use of sympy.zoo somewhat consistent/unsuprising. Maybe the OP of the tweet was/is not aware of this use. I wonder if his next tweet will be about…
The audio also reminded me of the Fallout games.
Works fine w/ steam and "Proton Experimental" under "Linux 5.10.154-1-MANJARO #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Nov 10 20:51:28 UTC 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux". I had to install the package "sdl_ttf" though; without it, the game just hung…
You can use variables in the formats. >>> flt = 1.2345 >>> two = 2 >>> f"{flt:.{two}f}" '1.23'
As someone from Germany it seems very strange how casually he talks about being shot at, as if this is a normal thing.
Check out Zenodo [1]. It lets you generate DOIs for Github releases. [1] https://zenodo.org/
Actual atoms in molecules also vibrate all the time, so the provided bond length he talked about should be seen as an equilibrium bond length.
I'm a computational/theoretical chemist and use python extensivly. To me te question seems a bit poorly phrased. What is the goal of the course? Are they supposed to learn how to program? Then it's of course…
Interesting article but just skimming through it some things stand out immediately: 1.) The first snippet isn't even valid python code as floats don't have a shape attribute. s = 0. n = s.shape 2.) The inline latex math…