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Talk Python to Me: #207 Parallelizing computation with Dask
What if you could write standard numpy and pandas code but have it run on a distributed computing grid for incredible parallel processing right from Python? How about just splitting it across multiprocessing to escape the limitations of the GIL on your local machine? That's what Dask was built to do.
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Automatically finding and fixing insecure HTTP links
End of last month I attended the KDE privacy goal sprint in Leipzig. Together with Sandro I continued to look into tooling for identifying and fixing insecure HTTP links, an issue I have written about earlier already. The result of this can be found in D19996.
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Google Is Launching "Season of Docs" To Help Improve Open-Source Documentation
Google's Summer of Code is embarking on its 14th year of encouraging student developers to get involved with open-source development. Complementary to code contributions, Google is preparing its inaugural "Season of Docs" to help technical writers get involved in better preparing open-source program documentation.
Season of Docs is a new initiative by Google focused on improving open-source documentation where Summer of Code has traditionally just been focused on code/programming contributions.
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Python Bytes: #125 Will you conquer the deadlock empire?
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t2k19 Hackathon Report: unwinding in Taipei
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Scheduling Amazon DynamoDB Backups with Lambda, Python, and Boto3
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The Ultimate Visual Studio Code Setup For Django Developers
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