Programming Leftovers
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Rlang ☛ 6 Benefits of R {targets} for Data Science Workflows
This post delves into the key considerations for crafting a robust and secure data science workflow.
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Rust
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Rust Weekly Updates ☛ This Week In Rust: This Week in Rust 531
Hello and welcome to another issue of This Week in Rust!
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LWN ☛ Rust and C filesystem APIs
As the Rust-for-Linux project advances, the kernel is gradually accumulating abstraction layers that enable Rust code to interface with the existing C code. As the discussion around the set of filesystem abstractions posted by Wedson Almeida Filho in December shows, though, there is some tension between two approaches to the design of those abstractions. The approach favored by most of the kernel's C programmers looks set to win out, but this is a discussion that is likely to return as the use of Rust in the kernel grows.
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Python
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LWN ☛ Growing pains for typing in Python
Python's static-typing feature has come a long way since it was introduced in 2014. Adding type information to functions has always been—and will remain—optional, but typing still remains somewhat contentious. There are multiple kinds of consumers of the information, each with their own needs and wishes, as well as users of the feature with expectations of their own. That has led to the formation of a Python typing council to govern the type system for the language, though, as might be guessed, there are still grumblings from various quarters.
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Medevel ☛ How to Read Large Text files in Python?
Reading large text files efficiently is a common task in data processing and analysis. Python provides several methods to handle this task effectively. In this blog post, we will explore different approaches to read large text files in Python and discuss their advantages and use cases.
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The New Stack ☛ How to Define and Use Your Own Functions in Python
A function is a reusable bit of code that can execute a specific functionality any time it is called [...]
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