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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

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    more Gerben Bouwhuis 3F Industrieweg 8263AAKampen (Overijssel)NL http://www.laptopplus.nl Connect with me Download my vCard jQuery('#connect_button_link').click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); MNIE.overlay.show({el_id:'login', controller:'session', width: 300}); }); jQuery(document).ready(function

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  • michaelharrison.ws/weblog

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    goodmike blogs here Learning by doing (formerly Autodidact) Time, identity, and transition in Clojure March 1st, 2011 I think I finally understand the atomicity of time in Clojure?s modeling of state. Function application constructs time in Clojure: there is the value of an identity before a function?s application, and there is the value of the identity after the application. The timeline of a program, as far as state is concerned, is not measured in nanoseconds or any other

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