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"A murder-mystery roguelike in Python". Found while looking for stuff related to a student project.
Python bindings for archive.org's API. Maybe my fetch tool could use this...
to api archive.org download python ... on 24 October 2013
Ondřej Čertík: How to support both Python 2 and 3
This is pretty much how I feel about Python 3. But the advice here is useful; ignore 2to3 and write in the common subset -- once Python 3 gets mature enough for it to be useful.
to python ... on 13 August 2013
Fortran 90 — Fortran90 1.0 documentation
More specifically: Fortran for Python users. (It probably says something about Fortran that the domain name wasn't already taken!)
to fortran numeric programming python ... on 12 August 2013
Ned Batchelder: Loop Like A Native
Tricks with Python iterators. I don't do very much of this -- I'm not entirely convinced that it's a not a bit excessively magical -- but it is cute.
to iteration iterator programming python ... on 02 August 2013
Recognizing numbers | The Endeavour
Neat. (Although I'm a bit surprised that it doesn't recognise pi as being a good approximation to pi by default.)
madprime/python-gedcom · GitHub
I must, must, must get around to fixing my family tree generator at some point -- and I could use this to replace the hand-hacked parser it currently uses...
to family-tree gedcom python to-package ... on 24 March 2013
A gallery of interesting IPython Notebooks · ipython/ipython Wiki · GitHub
"This page is a curated collection of IPython notebooks that are notable for some reason." Lots of examples of people doing cool stuff interactively with Python.
to maths python research statistics ... on 24 March 2013
A comprehensive set of articles on how to perform Mayan calendrical calculations using Python, and other interesting stuff. Includes some very pretty Mayan bitmap icons.
to amusements icons maya python time vietnam ... on 07 December 2012
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tasty by Adam Sampson.