mgorny, to gentoo Polish
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Za sprawą zlecenia z , Inc. (@cJ), sporo paczek Pythona w dorobiła się wsparcia , m.in.: , Notebook, , , .

Chciałbym także podziękować autorom PyPy za ich wsparcie, zarówno w kwestii poprawiania błędów w PyPy, jak również udzielaniu pomocy innym projektom, by poprawić ich zgodność z PyPy. Praca z wami jest przyjemnością!

Na koniec, poznałem ważny argument za pracą nad wsparciem PyPy w projektach: nawet jeśli dana paczka nie działa szybciej na PyPy, to może być zależnością w większym projekcie, w którym PyPy ogółem przynosi lepszą wydajność.

buck, to python

I found some interesting trends today while working with the simplify function from as part of an experimental project for @formak. A large portion of the time is spent in list comprehensions and calling simplify recursively, which seems to “confuse” the flame graph representation.

Also, I think flame graphs are pretty to look at

neutrinoceros, to random
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Rebuilding ‘s internals from the ground up, towards a faster and more flexible implementation https://oscarbenjamin.github.io/blog/czi/post1.html

nobodyinperson, to math
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😂 Here I am, entering an equation for the Monin-Obukov length (a turbulence parameter) into , and SymPy is like: No! 😂

WTF is happening here? Vars are just symbols with positive=True and real=True, except for L_MO and F_H which have positive=False.

Interestingly, if I constrain F_H to positive, the equation stays an equation and is not just False. 🤔

EDIT: Aaah, positive=False means negative 🤦 SymPy did its job! 👍 Describing problems helps! 😃

nobodyinperson, to python
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🤯 Holy sh*t, is such a crazy powerful :python: package, look how much you can get out of a single one-line expression and some fancy decorators and wrappers.

This is from the development version of PARMESAN¹, a Python package for I'm working on @umphy and that I plan to submit to @joss in near future.

¹https://gitlab.com/tue-umphy/software/parmesan

(🖱️ click to expand the large image)

jamescooke, to random
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It seems I'm having ALOT of fun writing financial contract rules into 😊

Even just being able to render reasonable versions of these financial clauses is already a great help - I don't know why I didn't do this years ago.

https://docs.sympy.org/latest/tutorials/intro-tutorial/printing.html

nobodyinperson,
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@jamescooke is an amazing package, indeed!

Now I am curious: How exactly do you apply it to finances?

jamescooke,
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@nobodyinperson Also just found this mention of in @pythonbytes with @allendowney : https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/423/solving-10-different-simulation-problems-with-python 👈🏻 scroll to about 50 minutes in to hear about using SymPy when modelling glucose / insulin levels.

I like what Allen says about SymPy helping to separate the symbolic expression of the system from "The grind". This is what we’ve found, but with our financial model.

jemonat, to math
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Learn how to symbolically equations using computer in : With the release of 1.12, the symbolic guide pages I wrote are all live in the latest version of the documentation. I wrote ten pages on topics such as systems of , ordinary equations, , , equations, and Diophantine equations, and solving. https://docs.sympy.org/latest/guides/solving/index.html

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