The 5 most popular Python related submissions from 2017-11-06 to 2017-11-12.
- Writing a basic x86-64 JIT compiler from scratch in stock Python
- The boiler-plate part of loading the correct C library for the platform might be useful
- Otherwise this is above my head - as it is for many people in the comments
- This is why the comments contain a bunch of links for getting into the classic CS topic of writing a compiler
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- Learning Go by porting a medium-sized web back end from Python
- Author rewrites 1300 lines of Python (Flask, WTForms, Peewee, SQLite, itsdangerous) into 1900 lines of Go and finds it an overall nice experience
- He ends up with about 50% more code in Go, but that code is statically typed - what’s easier to maintain at that scale is debatable, at larger scale a typed language is favorable
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- Don Jayamanne, creator of Python extension for VS Code, joins Microsoft
- I need to get into VS Code more for doing Python work
- I’m currently only using PyCharm - which is heavy, but I happen to like its code completion
- Just a matter of habit (I hope)
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- Interfacing Python and C: Advanced “ctypes” Features
- Nice tutorial, read when interfacing Python with C
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- Show HN: Deep Learning Python Library for Stock Market Prediction and Modelling
- Interesting idea: The Tweepy library (docs) is used to get Twitter sentiments about stocks
- Otherwise the ususal: Numpy, Tensorflow, Kera, and data from Quandl
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All submissions via HN search.