garlicsim: Today, December 4th 2011, marks the tenth birthday of the excellent coverage module! Here is the changelog entry showing it was created exactly ten years ago, on December 4th, 2001 by Gareth Rees. The coverage module is one of the most sturdy and reliable pillars of my development toolset
garlicsim: I just came up with the nastiest Python list comprehension ever. Here it is in all its glory: def mystery(n): a = list(range(n)) return [[i for a[::i] in [a[::i][::-1]]][0] for i in a[2:] if a[i] == i] I apologize in advance to anyone who will try to understand what this function does an
garlicsim: GarlicSim module of the week This is the fifth and last post in the GarlicSim module of the week series. This is a series of blog posts in which I explore different modules from the garlicsim.general_misc package. These are modules which are not specific to computer simulations; they c
garlicsim: GarlicSim module of the week This is the fourth post in the GarlicSim module of the week series. This is a series of blog posts in which I explore different modules from the garlicsim.general_misc package. These are modules which are not specific to computer simulations; They can be re
garlicsim: GarlicSim module of the week This is the third post in the GarlicSim module of the week series. This is a series of blog posts in which I explore different modules from the garlicsim.general_misc package. These are modules which are not specific to computer simulations; They can be re
garlicsim: GarlicSim module of the week This is the second part in the GarlicSim module of the week series. This will be a series of blog posts in which I explore different modules from the garlicsim.general_misc package. These are modules which are not specific to computer simulations; They can be.