5 speed improvements in Python 3.7 | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't ReadHere are the major speed boosts you’ll get with Python 3.7 versus 3.6 Python 3.7 is in Beta! It’s time to get testing… is it any faster? Here are the major speed boosts you’ll get with Python 3.7 versus 3.6 Warning: some of the topics in this article are quite detailed and beyond the level I normally blog at. If you don’t know some of the terms or meanings, just download and e
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Too Long; Didn't ReadOnce a year, for the past 7 years, I go into the woods in deep isolation for a Think Week. I picked this idea up from Bill Gates, who used one of these weeks to steer Microsoft into the direction of the Internet (see his memo, “<a href="http://www.lettersofnote.com/2011/07/internet-tidal-wave.html" target="_blank">The Internet Tidal Wave</a>”). How Bill Gates Saw the Internet
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Too Long; Didn't Read<strong>Important</strong>: Read <a href="https://medium.com/@badu_bizzle/mixing-python-with-elixir-7a2b7ac6696" target="_blank">Part I</a> of this post before continuing. Asynchronous communication Important: Read Part I of this post before continuing. In Part I, we looked at how to call Python functions from Elixir using Erlport! ErlPort is an Elixir library which makes it e
Mixing Python with Elixir | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read<em>Generating and Decoding QRCodes using Python modules from Elixir app</em> Generating and Decoding QRCodes using Python modules from Elixir app The Erlang VM, on which Elixir runs, is efficient for applications in particular domains but falls short when it comes to other operations like data processing and computation-heavy stuff. Python on the other hand, has a rich set of
How To Measure Particulate Matter With a Raspberry Pi
Too Long; Didn't ReadWe regularly measure particulate matter in the air at our school. Particularly between February and May the values here in South-East Asia are very high, because it hardly rains during this time, it is very dry and hot and many meadows and fields are burned down. All this has a negative effect on the quality of the air. Today I would like to show you how to measure particulate
Goodbye Redux | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't ReadFor the last few years, internet technologies have been shifting towards front-end JavaScript frameworks as a method of building better user experiences for web and mobile applications. This is awesome 🔥 I personally love the flexibility that these frameworks give us. A complete breakdown on why we needed Redux in the past, and why we don’t any more. For the last few years, i
Ruby on Rails to Lucky on Crystal: Blazing fast, fewer bugs, and even more fun.
Ruby on Rails to Lucky on Crystal: Blazing fast, fewer bugs, and even more fun. Too Long; Didn't ReadI love Ruby and I love Rails, but I’ve found myself searching for something more. Something fast so I don’t need to add caching. Something type-safe so customers see fewer bugs. Something fun to use so I actually <em>enjoy</em> building applications. I love Ruby and I love Rails, but I’ve found mys
GitState — Git-style Isomorphic State Management with GraphQL | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't ReadNot a day goes by without a new idea for a state management library popping up. I want to talk about yet another one. But be warned, <strong>this is not a real library</strong>. It is an idea I had and wanted to share with the community. Not a day goes by without a new idea for a state management library popping up. I want to talk about yet another one. But be warned, this is
Kafka & Redis Streams | HackerNoon
Let’s talk about queue design. We have a very long book which we would like many people to read. Some can read during their lunch hour, some read on Monday nights, others take it home for the weekend. The book is so long that at any point in time, we have hundreds of people reading it. Readers of our book need to keep track of where they are up to in our book, so they keep track of their location
🎁 Releasing “Supervisely Person” dataset for teaching machines to segment humans | HackerNoon
🎁 Releasing “Supervisely Person” dataset for teaching machines to segment humans by@deepsystems Hello, Machine Learning community! We are proud to announce Supervisely Person Dataset_._ It’s publicly available and free for academic purposes. For AI to be free we need not just Open Source, but also a strong Open Data movement. — Andrew Ng We absolutely agree with him. And let us extend this idea.
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