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2022 2

  1. Reasoning about asyncio.Semaphore
  2. Meeting Mike Burrows

2019 1

  1. Why operators are useful

2018 1

  1. What to do with your computer science career

2016 5

  1. About spammers and comments
  2. Union syntax
  3. Adding type annotations for fspath
  4. The AnyStr type variable
  5. King's Day Speech

2013 2

  1. Book review: Introduction to Computer Science Using Python (by Charles Dierbach)
  2. Letter to a young programmer

2011 5

  1. Compare-And-Set in Memcache
  2. Before Python
  3. The depth and breadth of Python
  4. Asynchronous RPC in App Engine Today
  5. A new App Engine datastore API

2009 16

  1. While-you-type Searching
  2. Python in the Scientific World
  3. Lovely Python!
  4. Scientists Discover That Hidden Persuaders Are Real
  5. Progressive vs. Conservative
  6. IronPython in Action and the Decline of Windows
  7. Highs and Lows of IEEE Computer Magazine
  8. New App Engine Book
  9. So you want to learn Python?
  10. Final Words on Tail Calls
  11. People Who Annoy Me
  12. Tail Recursion Elimination
  13. Italia Here I Come!
  14. Capabilities for Python?
  15. Detecting Cycles in a Directed Graph
  16. The History of Python - Introduction

2008 14

  1. The Emperor's New Mind
  2. In the Cloud or Not?
  3. Scala
  4. Overheard
  5. Yes I am a sore loser
  6. Cisco Developer Contest
  7. Bibles or computers -- it's the same thing
  8. Vote for Obama, No on California Prop 8
  9. What makes me feel good
  10. Questions Answered
  11. Why explicit self has to stay
  12. Sorting a million 32-bit integers in 2MB of RAM using Python
  13. About This Blog
  14. Thoughts after reading Neal Stephenson's Anathem