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michael.susens-schurter.com/blog
schmichael's blog | good good study, day day up
schmichael's blog good good study, day day up Skip to content HomeAbout Me ? Older posts Sharing Python data between processes using mmap Posted on May 15, 2011 by Michael Schurter I?ve been toying with an idea of exposing statistics for a Python application via shared memory to keep the performance impact on the application as low as possible. The goal being an application could passively expose a number of metrics that could either be periodically polled via munin/Icinga/etc
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blogmag.net/blog/read/134/Twitter_Weather_station
Twitter Weather station [blogmag.net
Fred Cirera Tech and Fun Menu My Blog My MicroBlog help Login BlogMag Beloved sponsors MicroBlog Why is it always a better idea to use Ruby or PHP than Python http://wittylink.com/x1973 Listening a French song about S. Palin Back home from my trip in Paris + Read more Profile Working for Internet Archive and managing a cloud of a couple of thousand of nodes and several PetaBytes of data. Skype: haloeffect Syndicate Blog Rss Feed MicroBlog Rss Feed Categories Python (13) Security (8) Update
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datamafia.com
Data Mafia | Working hard to let the data know who is in charge
Data Mafia : Working hard to let the data know who is in charge. Skip to content HomeAboutSkillsHireContactWeb Safe ResumeCodeiz_custom_scriptPython BaselineAre you really part of the Mafia? ? Older posts Release : Python Baseline for _framework Posted on September 2011 by Marc [MIDI Remote Script] Python baseline [Control Surface] extends the _framework instance of the experimental, undocumented, and officially unsupported API for Ableton. This particular script is very simple in the
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khuntronak.blogspot.in/2013/04/how-to-install-rst2pdf-tool-on-windows.html
How to install rst2pdf tool on Windows platform
want to run python command same as you run on linux, here is tutorial on How to install python and rst2pdf tool on Windows platform.
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jason.koelker.net/blog
Jason Koelker - Hozer Central
Hozer Central Mon, 29 Oct 2007 Sorting a python list of dictionaries Lately I've been using lists of dictionaries a lot to store data to be processed sequentially. More often than not, the data gets loaded into the list in an ordered state, but I needed a way to force it to be ordered by a key of the dictionary. Luckily the sort() list function takes as an argument a function to do the comparison for me. Since the comparison is just a simple is this key less than another key I made my first