医療DXのヘンリーの開発トップにインタビュー。モノリスからマイクロサービスに回帰する背景とは? 1月5日 6:01
医療DXのヘンリーの開発トップにインタビュー。モノリスからマイクロサービスに回帰する背景とは? 1月5日 6:01
Chris Lattner mentioned that Python can actually call Mojo code now. I love this idea (!) as I'm definitely in the market for a simple compiled language that can offer Python some really fast functions. So I gave it a quick spin Setup The setup is much simpler than I remember it, you can use uv for it now. uv pip install modular --index-url https://dl.modular.com/public/nightly/python/simple/ Afte
【2026年の新常識】「良い質問」より「良い前提」。生成AIを動かすコンテキスト設計 1月8日 6:30
While closely following the discussions spawned from the recent Tcl/Tk 9.0 release, I've noticed a point that keeps coming up: the absence of closures. Usually the cue for every Tcl hacker in the world (a very large mob, let me tell you) to start showcasing various contraptions to emulate them. So here's my turn. What kind of closures §But first, let me explain that what I think of when I read the
TerminalTextEffects (TTE) is a terminal visual effects engine. TTE can be installed as a system application to produce effects in your terminal, or as a Python library to enable effects within your Python scripts/applications. TTE includes a growing library of built-in effects which showcase the engine's features. These features include: Xterm 256 / RGB hex color support Complex character movement
Reimplementing Haskell lazy infinite lists using Python generators4 min read | April 5, 2025 haskellpythonfunctional-programmingcalculuskublailazy-infinite-series A few years ago, Pleng showed me a really cool trick you can do with lazy infinite lists in Haskell. Kublai: Oh no, not Haskell! 😱Don’t worry. There will be no mandatory Haskell in this post (although it is a really nice language which
Huh, there must have been something in the water leading up to this. Also from 1998 is this paper, "Calculus in coinductive form" and neither of these cites the other. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/705675 These are indeed very similar. Thanks for the link!The math is a bit over my head, but this formulation seems more difficult than the one I'm familiar with. For example, x^2 is represented
The History Before dataclasses were added to Python in version 3.7 — in June of 2018 — the __init__ special method had an important use. If you had a class representing a data structure — for example a 2DCoordinate, with x and y attributes — you would want to be able to construct it as 2DCoordinate(x=1, y=2), which would require you to add an __init__ method with x and y parameters. The other opti
One thing I love about Python is how it comes with its very own built-in zen. In moments of tribulations, when I am wrestling with crooked code and tangled thoughts, I often find solace in its timeless wisdom. Here's a glimpse of the clarity it provides: $ python3 -m this | grep e- There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. Indeed, there is one and only one obvious way t
It's fascinating how differently languages approach the string formatting design space.- Java's been trying to add f/t-strings, but its designers appear to be perfectionists to a fault, unable to accept anything that doesn't solve every single problem possible to imagine: [1]. - Go developers seem to have taken no more than 5 minutes considering the problem, then thoughtlessly discarded it: [2]. A
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