denfromufa

Do you trust Erdogan media more than wikipedia?

What does this have to do with actual censorship, shutting down media, and jailing of journalists critical to Erdogan?

There were many lawsuits against Gulen and his sympathizers (Hizmet movement) even in US - but he was acquitted many times. Erdogan put all the blame on him and his followers to suppress corruption investigation into his circle of politicians and even family members. Read about Reza Zarrab prosecuted in US right now.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/iran-san...

Can I setup MS Teams without IT Admin?

I find that Armin's blog posts about Python 3 are generally destructive, not constructive. A constructive way would be to post suggestions on python-ideas and python-dev mailing lists or report bugs and feature requests on issue tracker.

Python is open-source project and there is not a single core developer working full-time on the language unlike his beloved Rust.

Pylint is usable in PTVS projects:

https://github.com/Microsoft/PTVS/wiki/Pylint

Also Sublime Text has a nice plugin called Anaconda, where PyLint can be enabled:

http://damnwidget.github.io/anaconda/IDE/

So why not Cython like PayPal?

This most likely originated from TypeScript, which actually went further with compiler and code analysis integrated

Python for .NET (pythonnet) allows to bridge CPython and .NET/Mono runtimes.

is this limitation in ply?

Yes, indeed - it is very weird! Because mathics still mentions ply in change.rst, but not used in code anymore:

https://github.com/mathics/Mathics/blob/master/CHANGES.rst

Matplotlib allows insane customization including 3d plots with projections, and plots with more than 2 y-axis.

Mathics is implementation of Mathematica (actually it is now called Wolfram language) using sympy, ply, and django.

It also provides jupyter kernel.

The original author was hired by Wolfram, but the project still lives on!

http://mathics.github.io

Maxima is older than Mathematica and written in LISP. One of its contributors has written MockMMA to implement Mathematica in LISP:

https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~fateman/lisp/

Check out runestone for python.

Can you point to any specific issues? And what would you recommend instead?

Blockly developed by Google is adopted by many educational projects:

https://developers.google.com/blockly/

Go to "Built with Blockly" which includes BBC MicroBit, MIT App Inventor, code.org, LEGO (3rd party), PBS, Minecraft (3rd party), etc.

Has anyone compared this to legit?

https://github.com/kennethreitz/legit

Both seem to simplify the git workflow.

seriously has anyone actually got to work any of these third-party options? Don't they all depend on IIS which is not free?

can you explain why I'm downvoted?

no windows sadly

I started learning python mostly by going through Google lectures by Nick Parlante:

https://developers.google.com/edu/python/

Google Code Jam is very helpful if you like algorithmic programming.

One of the nicest things about python is rich libraries for daily mundane GUI automation: pyautogui, pyhooks, pywinauto, sikuli, etc.

What is the benefit of lektor over nikola and pelican?

Pyxley?

I read lots of people complaining about medium-to-large scale Python projects, due to lack of static typing. Aren't people using reflection and dynamic in C#? As soon as the code touches such run-time features, the testing at run-time is essential.

I wonder how large projects such as OpenStack, Django, Edx, PyPy deal without static types?

Why pyparsing, not ply or regex?

How about add JIT and remove GIL at the same time?

can't we use numba directly, not llvmlite?

does powershell compile to IL? is it possible to create stand-alone executables from it that do not depend on the runtime?

use pythonnet to interact with .NET dlls from CPython:

https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet

you can force captured subprocess mode if necessary