Are there any ruby alternatives to tqdm?
or node?
'New' Python modules of 2015
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Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#62Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
Optional being an attribute of the key rather than the value is pretty bizarre to me, I've seen that patten a couple times. Feels like the wrong way to go about it
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#63Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
For those of us more dictionary oriented, there is https://pypi.python.org/pypi/voluptuous (which is OK for the most part, as long as you are only trying to do validation, and nothing too crazy)
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#64I haven't used Python in a while, but I shall once more look into it. Python was always fun. Guess I'll do that over christmas, see where it takes me.
I might even get around to learning Python 3 after only ... what? seven-or-so years?
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think deployment is a solved problem with docker. Its libraries like blas,etc that are a huge pain. I'm not sure why static linked bumpy is not possible - even anaconda could not achieve it.
If you've ever tried to dive into the NumPy build process you'd see why. It's unbelievably complicated... not that they really could do it better given that they are compiling about a billion scientific libraries and support alternatives and optimizations (like MKL).
Yes - unfortunately I have and I failed miserably.
These days I'm trying to see if there's a docker build that can build a great numpy (with all optimizations). Interestingly there are even docker images to call cuda APIs from python.
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#66Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
Optional being an attribute of the key rather than the value is pretty bizarre to me, I've seen that patten a couple times. Feels like the wrong way to go about it
I see what you mean, but it's the key that's optional, not the value.
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#67Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
For those of us more dictionary oriented, there is https://pypi.python.org/pypi/voluptuous (which is OK for the most part, as long as you are only trying to do validation, and nothing too crazy)
Huh, voluptuous looks pretty much exactly the same as schema. Or at least a subset of it, as it doesn't have And/Or/Use, as far as I can see.
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#68I haven't used Python in a while, but I shall once more look into it. Python was always fun. Guess I'll do that over christmas, see where it takes me. I might even get around to learning Python 3 after only ... what? seven-or-so years?
Just write the next thing in Python 3, there's not really that much to learn right away as much as there are minor surprises that you can very quickly get up to speed on as you encounter them.
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#69Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
Optional being an attribute of the key rather than the value is pretty bizarre to me, I've seen that patten a couple times. Feels like the wrong way to go about it
Think about it in terms of composability of validators; "having a key" is a property of the dict/object, not the value that is stored there. I feel your intuition, but experience says otherwise.
Re: 'New' Python modules of 2015
#70Hands down, my favorite new library is schema: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema Here's a schema I use in production, see how readable it makes the parameters of the API and how quick all the validation and normalization is: https://www.pastery.net/mhwwnv/ At the end, you get an object called data, and you can do data.title, data.language, etc, and be sure that everything is as you expect.
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