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Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. Tip for debugging SymPy with PuDB. January 28, 2013. Usually, when I debug SymPy code with PuDB. I create a script that calls the code, then I put a. Import pudb; pudb.set trace(). Well, I just figured out a better way. First, if you haven’t already, add an alias like this in your bash config file (. Alias pudb='python -m pudb.run. As of this pull request. This is no longer necessary. A. Script is installed automatically with PuDB.
Python 3: Single codebase vs. 2to3 | Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog
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Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. Python 3: Single codebase vs. 2to3. In my previous post. Well, this isn’t entirely fair, because I myself used to be one of the biggest advocates of using 2to3 over a single codebase. Take this GitHub comment. So I just want to clarify a few things. When I chastised the Python core developers for making people believe that Python 3 is a different language from Python 2,. Many language features were introduced in Python 2.5).
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Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. Tip for debugging SymPy with PuDB. January 28, 2013. Usually, when I debug SymPy code with PuDB. I create a script that calls the code, then I put a. Import pudb; pudb.set trace(). Well, I just figured out a better way. First, if you haven’t already, add an alias like this in your bash config file (. Alias pudb='python -m pudb.run. As of this pull request. This is no longer necessary. A. Script is installed automatically with PuDB.
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Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. Python 3: Single codebase vs. 2to3. August 22, 2013. In my previous post. Well, this isn’t entirely fair, because I myself used to be one of the biggest advocates of using 2to3 over a single codebase. Take this GitHub comment. So I just want to clarify a few things. When I chastised the Python core developers for making people believe that Python 3 is a different language from Python 2,. From future import print function. Keyword...
SymPy Live Sphinx Extension | Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog
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Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. SymPy Live Sphinx Extension. I didn’t blog about SymPy all summer, so I thought I would write a post about my favorite feature of the upcoming SymPy 0.7.2 release. In fact, this feature has got me more excited than any other feature from any version of SymPy. Yeah, it’s that good. The feature is the SymPy Live Sphinx extension. To start, if you don’t know about it, check out SymPy Live. The best way to see how awesome this is is ...
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The Frac class | Sherjil Ozair
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A review of phase 1. Week 5 →. Polys work marvelously. They are speedy, cover a vast domain of polynomials, can take in functions like cos(x), 1/x as generators. So, Polys are extended easy to domains which are not exactly polynomial mathematically. Sympy is sympy much thanks to polys. But it is not complete. The big expression on 23 simplified to the simplest Rational Function. Why wasn’t it simplified automatically? This would be easy with a Frac class. X x 3/2 x 1. Sympy will be able to operate on com...
Providing Predictable Targets | askTog
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Interaction Solutions for the Real World. Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Principles of HCI Design. Meanwhile, this month, let’s look at just one victim of this movement away from the central underpinnings of visual design, the Predictable Target, starting with an old friend, Fitts’s Law. But what the article doesn’t cover is a bit of history. When you straighten things up yourself, you have a reasonable chance of remembering where you moved everything. When someone else does it, you haven’t ...Now, le...
The Official SymPy Blog: December 2009
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The Official SymPy Blog. Monday, December 28, 2009. SymPy 0.6.6 released. SymPy 0.6.6 has been released on December 20, 2009. It is available at. The source distribution can be downloaded from:. Http:/ sympy.googlecode.com/files/sympy-0.6.6.tar.gz. You can get the Windows installer here:. Http:/ sympy.googlecode.com/files/sympy-0.6.6.win32.exe. And the html documentation here:. Http:/ sympy.googlecode.com/files/sympy-0.6.6-docs-html.zip. Changes since last stable release. Improvements to test runner.
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Interaction Solutions for the Real World. Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Or Exactly Why Apple Keeps Doing Foolish Things. Apple keeps doing things in the Mac OS that leave the user-experience (UX) community scratching its collective head, things like hiding the scroll bars and placing invisible controls inside the content region of windows on computers. Apple’s strategy is exactly right up to a point. Bruce Tognazzini was hired at Apple by Steve Jobs and Jef Raskin in 1978, where he remained for 14 ye...
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Math word problems solver. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Material Science : . Sorry guys, manage to do chapter 1 and 2 part 1 as the rest are FACTs which need to be understand more. Switch Adaptable Online Spinner, Calculator and More! A site that designs e-Learning content has an eight section spinner. Or a four section spinner. E items. Should be super fun with an LCD Projector on a "Big Screen" or on a SMART Board. Also completely there is an amazing calculator. Also at Tripico you can find:. But, sometim...
The future of the Scientific Python ecosystem | Konrad Hinsen's Blog
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Konrad Hinsen's Blog. Laquo; Another look at Julia. Beyond Jupyter: what’s in a notebook? The future of the Scientific Python ecosystem. SciPy 2015 is over, meaning that many non-participants like myself are now busy catching up with what happened by watching the videos. Today’s dose for me was Jake VanderPlas’ keynote. One aspect that has changed quite a bit over 20 years is the interaction between Python and low-level code. Back then, Python had an excellent C interface, which also worked well for ...
GSoC 2012 Post 6 | GSoC 2012 blog
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4 out of 5 dentists recommend this WordPress.com site. GSoC 2012 Post 6. June 23, 2012. From → Uncategorized. Gilbert must have partial velocities alread implemented. It may be wrapped up in his Kane class. My suggestion would be to find Gilbert’s code, extract what he has into independent functions and/or classes, then set up Kane and your upcoming Lagrange to make use of the generic partial velocity functionality. I will admit that I was trying to program (pun intended) myself into following a sequence...
Ned Batchelder: Eval really is dangerous
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Eval really is dangerous. Eval really is dangerous. Wednesday 6 June 2012. Python has an eval() function which evaluates a string of Python code:. 2 3 * len(hello). This is very powerful, but is also very dangerous if you accept strings to evaluate from untrusted input. Suppose the string being evaluated is "os.system('rm -rf /')"? But we can still import modules and use them, with the builtin function import . This succeeds:. The next attempt to make things safe is to refuse access to the builtins....
GSoC Mentor Summit | sympy-stats
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Just another WordPress.com site. October 22, 2012. How should we improve our application process to attract good students, detect good students, and match good students to appropriate mentors? We should ask indirect questions to query for curiosity and passion. Why do you want to work on SymPy? Why do you like Math? How long have you been programming? Copy the favorite snippet of SymPy code you’ve seen here and tell us why you like it. What aspects of SymPy do you like the most? What would we do with it?
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Skip to main content. Here are some bits of Python trickery that I have come across. Each of the following is invalid syntax. See if you can figure out why. F(*( i for i in range(10) if i % 2), x=3,). Playing with Swift and SpriteKit. With Apple's announcement of the Swift programming language. In June, it was clear to me that the language would significantly lower the barrier of entry. The XCode 6 beta. Note that I am still. First, read through the Swift language guide. If you have XCode 6, you can read...
Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog | My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff.
Aaron Meurer's SymPy Blog. My blog on my work on SymPy and other fun stuff. This blog has moved. April 5, 2014. This blog has moved to http:/ asmeurer.github.io/. See http:/ asmeurer.github.io/blog/posts/moving-to-github-pages-with-nikola/. For more details on why I have moved. For now, all posts on this blog have not been migrated. Posted by Aaron Meurer. Python 3: Single codebase vs. 2to3. August 22, 2013. In my previous post. So I just want to clarify a few things. The reason is simple: Python 2.6...
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