Pickling Python collections with non-built-in type keys and cycles.
A presentation of various problems and an effective solution for pickling Python collections with non-built-in types as keys and cycles or self-references.
A collection of technical articles, primarily on programming.
A presentation of various problems and an effective solution for pickling Python collections with non-built-in types as keys and cycles or self-references.
I investigate the performance of several Collatz sequence generation algorithms through profiling Clojure code, inspired by Project Euler Problem 14.
We deal with how to systematically test visualisations of tree and graph data structures in a frontend browser (rendered as SVG in JavaScript) from within a Python backend test framework.
Due to opaque application loading semantics within the Django i18n code, several model classes may be imported before a class_prepared signal listener connects, resulting in missing the signal entirely. Specifically, connecting to this signal from an application which appears first in INSTALLED_APPS, does not guarantee that it will execute when a class is first imported by any of the subsequent applications.
Django's ORM creates multiple aliases for the same Model instance. In certain situations this may result in problematic behavior, as multiple operations on the same instance are interleaved, however, field access happens on different aliases of the instance, ultimately resulting in loss of updates.
The following decorator will capture all available information regarding the method which invokes the decorated method (the invoked method).
It is not possible to order a Django Model on a field of the Model acting as the intermediate through = ... of a ManyToMany relation, because queries will not return items in the correct order, and in addition will include duplicate items, even when using .distinct().
When the optional ordering = ... attribute of a Django Model's Meta class contains a GenericRelation from the Content Types framework, there is no way to eliminate duplicate items being returned, even when using .distinct() (since .order_by(...) is applied by the ORM only after the SQL SELECT DISTINCT clause is built)