Issue #377

Python Recommendation Engines, the GIL in 3.8 & 3.9, Celery, and More

July 16, 2019

Python Recommendation Engines, the GIL in 3.8 & 3.9, Celery, and More
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Build a Recommendation Engine With Collaborative Filtering
In this tutorial, you’ll learn about collaborative filtering, which is one of the most common approaches for building recommender systems. You’ll cover the various types of algorithms that fall under this category and see how to implement them in Python.
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Has the Python GIL Been Slain?
Thoughts on upcoming features in Python 3.8 and 3.9, like sub-interpreters, that will make writing high-performance concurrent programs that are CPU-bound more convenient.
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The Python Celery Cookbook: Small Tool, Big Possibilities
“Everyone in the Python community has heard about Celery at least once, and maybe even already worked with it. Basically, it’s a handy tool that helps run postponed or dedicated code in a separate process or even on a separate computer or server. This saves time and effort on many levels.”
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Which Is Faster in Converting a List to a Set in Python 3: set() or {*}
Perhaps surprisingly, there is a performance difference between the two. Read Michael’s article to find out why using a {*} set literal is faster.
MICHAEL BASSILI

Video Classification With Keras and Deep Learning
In this tutorial, you will learn how to perform video classification using Keras, Python, and Deep Learning.
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How to Write Pythonic Loops
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Intro to Black, the Uncompromising Python Code Formatter
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Python Consumes a Lot of Memory or How to Reduce the Size of Objects?
An overview of some methods for reducing the size of objects, which can significantly reduce the amount of RAM needed for pure Python programs.
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Avoiding Webscraping Throttling Using Python and Tor as a Proxy
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Interfaces Are Forever
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Adaptive Process and Memory Management for Python Web Servers
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Python Is Eating the World
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Spiking Neural Network (SNN) With PyTorch
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The Programmer Mindset: Main Debug Loop
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