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Eric Idle, John Cleese Air Monty Python’s Dirty Laundry on X – The Hollywood Reporter

To borrow a phrase from Paddy Chayefsky, Eric Idle is mad as hell, and he’s not going to take it anymore. The founding member of Monty Python, 80, has taken to X in recent days to clear the air on a number of matters regarding the legendary British troupe — whose catalog (four seasons of Monty Python’s Flying Circus plus five feature films, including Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Monty Python’s Life of Brian) have elevated them to “Beatles of comedy” status. (Idle, it’s worth noting, is also the mind…

Everything You Can Do with Python’s textwrap Module

Learn about all the things you can do with Python’s textwrap module, including formatting, text wrapping, trimming and morePhoto by Hello Sunday on UnsplashPython has many options for formatting strings and text, including f-strings, format() function, templates and more. There's however one module that few people know about and it's called textwrap.This module is specifically built to help you with line-wrapping, indentation, trimming and more, and in this article we will look at all the things you can use it …

Python’s Most Powerful Decorator

And 5 ways to use it in data science and machine learningContinue reading on Towards Data Science » And 5 ways to use it in data science and machine learningContinue reading on Towards Data Science » FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are the owner…

Tracking Python’s Session Memory Using Tracemem

Tracemem is a lightweight library to help you track the full memory of Python sessions.Continue reading on Towards Data Science » Tracemem is a lightweight library to help you track the full memory of Python sessions.Continue reading on Towards Data Science » FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful…

Will Mojo Become Python’s Successor for AI Development?

Will Mojo become Python’s successor for AI development? Mojo or ‘Python on steroids’ is rising due to its performance Mojo is a new programming language that was recently unveiled by the AI infrastructure company, Modular AI. It is ideal for research and production by combining the syntax of Python with the portability and speed of C. The need for an innovative and scalable programming model to unify the world’s ML or AI infrastructure gives rise to Mojo. A superset of Python, Mojo supports Python core features such as…

Monty Python’s Life of Brian review – an unholy work of satirical genius | Film

Forty years ago, as the newly elected prime minister Margaret Thatcher enjoyed her popularity honeymoon, middle England boiled with rage at reports of the new Monty Python film, about a hapless People’s Front of Judea activist who is mistaken for the son of God. This was a cheeky satire of the life of Jesus. Or a satire of Biblical movie epics, or a satire of organised religion, or a satire of social conformism – these being some of the emollient, diversionary explanations deployed at the time by the film’s supporters to…

Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life at 40: timeless sketch comedy brilliance | Comedy films

“Morning.”“Morning.”“What’s new?”“Not much.”“Hey look, Howard’s being eaten.”These are the first lines – not counting the unofficial “short feature presentation” – in Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life, and a much more accurate reflection of the title than the hilariously tossed-off conclusion that ends the film, which advises to be nice to people, avoid eating fat and “read a good book every now and then”. The lines are exchanged by fish with human faces, swimming in circles around a tank at a restaurant, waiting for the…

Creating Geospatial Heatmaps With Python’s Plotly and Folium Libraries | by Andy McDonald | Mar, 2023

Two Great Python Options for Visualising Geospatial VariationPhoto by KOBU Agency on UnsplashHeatmaps, also known as Density Maps, are data visualizations that display the spatial distribution of a variable across a geographic area. They can be great tools for visualising and identifying trends, supporting decision-making, detecting outliers, and creating compelling visualisations for presentations.There are several mapping python libraries available, however, two very popular and easy to use libraries are Folium and…

Dealing with Dates in Python’s DataFrame Part 2— The Basics | by KahEm Chu | Jan, 2023

Data Processing in PythonThis article explained the basic pandas’ methods and properties for dealing with the DateTime series in a data framePhoto by Lukas Blazek on UnsplashAs written in the title, this article is part 2 of my Dealing with Dates in Python’s DataFrame series. Below show the content of each part of the Dealing with Dates in Python’s DataFrame series.Image from Author.In my previous article, I have shown the DateTime series creation methods. Then, in this article, I will show the basic properties and…

Dealing with Dates in Python’s DataFrame Part 1 — Date Series Creation | by KahEm Chu | Jan, 2023

Data Processing in PythonPandas methods for date series creationPhoto by Jon Tyson on UnsplashMost of the time, the DateTime object represents a crucial element for drawing insights from the data. We can understand the trend, cycle, and seasonal pattern from the data with the date. From that, we can prepare the report based on the pattern found, and further study and analyze the data.The importance of the DateTime object in analysis motivated me to study further what I can do with the DateTime object in the pandas module.…