jaspersfather

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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   No, please don't. Those are reserved for different things.
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   What makes that better than just using strings?
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   Instead of if bla in [bla, blubb, bfoo]: return True return False you can write: return bla in [bla, blubb, foo]
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   Absolutely. I have not seen a factory pattern in use in ages. I think the last time was before http://dirtsimple.org/2004/12/python-is-not-java.html was around.
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   The idea of patenting it has roughly the same amount of hilarity.
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   That depends more on whether your algorithm is easily distributed. If it is, zeromq will be good for you. I am currently using it to transfer model parameters learned on machine #1 to machine #2 where real time prediction takes place. The p
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   by jaspersfather 15y ago

   > Only one will get there first, so only one will be able to arrest the person. Where do you buy them real world semaphores, eh?