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OpenAI debuts Python-based Triton for GPU-powered machine learning
Triton uses Python’s syntax to compile to GPU-native code, without the complexities of GPU programming.
GraalVM adds Native Image, compiler enhancements
Upgrade to the high-performance, multi-language runtime also offers improvements for Java, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, and WebAssembly.
6 essential Python tools for data science—now improved
SciPy, Numba, Cython, Dask, Vaex, and Intel SDC all have new versions that aid big data analytics and machine learning projects.
How to use the Python for loop
The for loop construction in Python easily iterates over a collection of items. Here’s what you need to know to use it well.
Speed up your Python with Numba
Want faster number-crunching in Python? You can speed up your existing Python code with the Numba JIT, often with only one instruction.
Get started with Anaconda Python
Anaconda provides a handy GUI, a slew of work environments, and tools to simplify the process of using Python for data science.
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Using Cython to make a Python executable (and why standalone Python apps are tricky projects)
Can you take a Python script and turn it into a standalone executable? Sort of! The Python compiler Cython can be used to do something like this, but it's a little trickier than it might seem. We'll explore how to do this in this...
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Excel, Python, and the future of data science
If the ubiquitous spreadsheet program is the gateway to data science, Python aims to be the next step.
IBM Python toolkit measures AI uncertainty
IBM’s Uncertainty Qualification 360 is an open source library of Python algorithms for quantifying, estimating, and communicating the uncertainty of machine learning models.
Get started with Flask 2.0
Dive head-first into one of the most popular and versatile web frameworks for Python with this quick-start tutorial.
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What's new in Python 3.10: Pattern matching, better syntax errors, and more
A quick look at some of the major new features in Python 3.10: The new pattern matching syntax (see https://www.infoworld.com/article/3609208/how-to-use-structural-pattern-matching-in-python.html for more details); more precise syntax...
How to use Python’s py launcher for Windows
Take control of multiple Python installations in Windows with the py launcher, available as part of a standard Python installation.
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Using the switch/case syntax | Smart Go
Learn about Go's switch/case construction, making it easy to choose one code path among many based on the value of a variable -- or even its type.
Python’s creators unveil speedup plans for Python
Incremental improvements are on the way that promise to speed up Python by a factor of 2x to 5x, and remain compatible with existing code.
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Building a toy social network with Python, Part 6: Using the decorator pattern to clean up code
In Part 6 of this ongoing series, we use Python's decorator pattern to make our code a little less boilerplate-y and centralized, by consolidating common behaviors across our site into single functions.
Instagram open sources high-performance Python fork
By making the Cinder project publicly available, the company wants to open conversation about upstreaming its performance optimizations to standard Python.
Pyston project open sources its faster Python
Pyston 2.2 yields a roughly 30% speed improvement over standard CPython, and the software is now available under an open source license.
What’s new in Python 3.10
The latest beta version of Python sports powerful pattern matching features, better error reporting, and smarter typing syntax for wrapped functions.
Mozilla spins out Pyodide Python-in-the-browser project
Project for running Python and its scientific stack in web browsers via WebAssembly will be maintained by volunteer contributors.
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