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Tag Archives: python
Introducing pupyMPI
Jan, Frederik and I just released the first – somewhat stable – version of pupyMPI, a 100% pyre python implementation of the MPI standard. Or, as close to the standard as we saw fit. Most python-mpi projects are bindings to … Continue reading
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A small rant about the django admin!
I’m currently working on a project involving a huge amount of applications and models, all of which should of cause be managed by the administration. The deadline is of cause way to near to write the thing from scratch and … Continue reading
Levenshtein Distance
I wrote a little python function to calculate the Levenshtein distance for an assignment. I figured it was some time ago since I released code on my blog, so here goes.
Creole guy moves to python
It’s funny to watch where the people how have build fantastic PHP libraries goes when they grow tired of PHP. Whenever I code some regular old PHP I always use creole. It’s simple, works and doesn’t include a big performance penalty.. That … Continue reading
Godfather and IMDbPY
When you spend most of your day at work it’s not easy to get the time to watch movies, so when you do it’s pretty important that it’s a fairly good movie. Thats why me and a couple of friends … Continue reading