This post describes how dictionaries are implemented in the Python language.
This article is actually a repost of originally posted at Laurent Luce’s Blog August 29, 2011 by Laurent Luce. I mentor several students of russian Learn Python courses. They have questions about structures in Python and how to use them. I found this post a good help to me and possibly to my students.
Repost of https://simpleprogrammer.com/mob-programming/.
Mob programming is the best approach for many development applications. Mob projects result in a more finished project at release, with fewer bugs. By focusing on one project at a time, teams can complete projects more efficiently, and those projects are higher quality, requiring fewer revisions.
My colleague Ilia Lebedev @melevir at twitter recommended me a cool deep learning course at http://course.fast.ai.
In this post I speak about some basic Javascript quesions and answers, which I have made passing throught course JavaScript LaunchPad by Simple Programmer.com.
I have interviewed 3 persons in the year 2017 for developer position to the company I work for, Vzor Systems LLC.
It turned out that to prepare for interview from the interviewer side one should do some effort. If the company is not a big but a small startup, it is my job as interviewer to think of questions and written tests to check a candidate`s skills and knowledge. One time I was looking for typical questions on interview for C++ developer position.
Having an interviewer field of view in mind, I created this questions list when I have finished first **JavaScript LaunchPad **chapter “Execution Contexts and Lexical Environments”.
I found this pretty good list of Iris Recognition open-source codes. I am really appreciate work of the first author, thanhkien84. I asked myself, how to improve it? I have decided to add my value.
I have checked all links and found replacements for stale links to projects OSIRIS, UND.
In the year 2003 there was only one iris recognition open source code from Libor Masek. His source code, written in Matlab, has been the baseline for generations of iris recognition coders. Recently there are a number of new open source codes come up. They are more mature and meet state-of-the-art accuracy. I summarise them in a list here for your reference.
