Function call overhead benchmarks with MATLAB, Octave, Python, Cython and C

roger_ · 2012-05-25T01:56:09.743356+00:00

You should email the author. I'm sure he'd like the feedback at this early stage of his publication.

payyme · 2012-05-25T01:38:38.150785+00:00

Great idea. I'll try it out. Initial thoughts: I would like a more descriptive button (options to change the fist icon or add text; it's a little aggressive for some sites). I would also like an "x" button to minimize the fist as it's not clear that you need to reclick the fist.

jnoller · 2 days

Surely, but what will the fallout look like? Hard feelings all around, I imagine.

jnoller · 2 days

Hahahaha. Love it.

jnoller · 2 days

Do you expect a framework war? It would be a nice thing for a framework community to claim the python site as their own.

jeffus · 4 days

That's disappointing.

ThisGuyPhill · 7 days

Didn't get an invite yet, but I like the premise. Looking forward to checking it out.

kracekumar · 8 days

I asked OP this, but do you have any thoughts on Emperor vs supervisor?

kracekumar · 8 days

Good article; thanks. Any thoughts on how Emperor compares to supervisor?

kracekumar · 8 days

Anyone have experience with this? How does it uWSGI compare to gunicorn? Some say none, some say uWSGI has a lower memory profile. Thoughts?

theshlallster · 10 days

So you plan to patent something so you can license it to one company? Is my understanding correct?

kafka399 · 10 days

Very cool, but I'd like to see the first two plots with a little less "smooth". You know that the curvature is an artifact of the smoother when the end points don't line up.

WonderHoneybee · 19 days

Self-serve yogurt + topping bar + one person at register/scale.

edit: you'd still have room left over. Rent the rest as photographer studio space; cheap DSLRs have made everyone a pro.

Chroto · 21 days

I like the idea, but I'm not sure I understand: so this is something we'd use to wrap a given gateway? Are there any that exist already for use with Dinero?

Croc_Clock · 22 days

Host is down. Will send when it's up.

PindiAlbert · 24 days

What do most people do: place virtualenvs in a folder like ~/.virtualenv/ or in the directly of the project that they need a virtualenv for?

Croc_Clock · 24 days

You may find this amusing:

http://diabl.org/discussion/comment/1#Comment_1

CodyOdi · 24 days

Smart. I use bcrypt.

Drkpwn · 1 month

As this is /r/Python, can you talk more about the specific QT Widgets? Would love to hear about your experiences with freeze.

Drkpwn · 1 month

Can you talk about what classes you used to get that functionality? Also, what "freeze" package will you be using for deployment?

YouJagaloon · 1 month

I'd say if you're good at algorithms and complexity or scientific computing, you'll be able to pick up the rest pretty easily, although HCI, depending on your program, may integrate more psychology/statistics.

If you're thinking about having a wide array of jobs available, I'd choose one of those, and dabble in the others that might interest you. Intern over the summers to get the actual software engineering or, for example, HCI experience.

YouJagaloon · 1 month

I agree, much matrix math than art; although, the school might offer a softer graphics class.

jeffus

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