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2019-05-22 11:09:35
# is a free open alternative to Doodle:

https://framadate.org

Like Doodle, Framadate lets you make quick, simple calendars and polls for finding out the opinions of your friends or colleagues without needing to register.

Unlike Doodle, Framadate respects privacy and doesn't show ads or track you.

It's made by @Framasoft and the source code is at https://framagit.org/framasoft/framadate

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2019-05-05 22:54:33
# console client # supports # now in its master git branch.

Users of # unstable or testing can install version 0.6.0+git20190503.4a165b8-1 from the experimental distribution.


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An Introduction to Functional Programming with Python

Many Python developers are unaware of the extent to which you can use functional programming in Python, which is a shame: with few exceptions, functional programming allows you to write more concise and efficient code. Moreover, Python’s support for functional programming is extensive. Here I'd like to talk a bit about how you can actually have a functional approach to programming with our favorite language. Pure Functions When you write code using a functional style, your functions are design
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I think in some ways the concept of "pythonic code" overlaps with functional programming (i.e. less loops, more comprehensions/generators, no manual counters) or "feels" similar (context managers somehow remind me things in lisp that wrap code and execute it in a specific way), however some things are outside the notion of "pythonic", like recursion.

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