This article reviews some common options for parallelizing Python code including process-based parallelism, specialized libraries, ipython parallel, and Ray.

https://youtu.be/ps00wDz6d-U This article will be fun! You’ll learn about an important concept in security: reverse shells. You’ll also learn how to create reverse shells in Python in a single line of code. So, let’s start with the big question: What is a…

Michael Kennedy is a successful entrepreneur and software development professional who created and hosts the weekly podcast, Talk Python To Me, which focuses on Python and related software development topics. Evrone had the opportunity to interview Michae…

N-D labeled arrays and datasets in Python. Contribute to pydata/xarray development by creating an account on GitHub.

IntroductionIn this post, I want to look at the biggest strengths and weaknesses of Python, with more emphasis on the weaknesses, just because these problems have been there for years now and some of the rough edges bleed a lot. The Good – Where Python Sh…

Firebird SQL: The true open-source relational database…

I was writing a lambda function which, among other things, was supposed to read a csv file from S3, perform some validation on every row, then use boto3 to perform an S3 multipart upload. I created a wrapper class around the multipart upload functionality…

Years ago, OpenBSD gained two new security system calls, pledge(2) (originally tame(2)) and unveil. In both, an application surrenders capabilities at run-time. The idea is to perform initialization like usual, then drop capabilities before handling untru…

I was writing a lambda function which, among other things, was supposed to read a csv file from S3, perform some validation on every row, then use boto3 to perform an S3 multipart upload. I created a wrapper class around the multipart upload functionality…