Explore tweets tagged as #pythonperformance
@SimpliPy
SimpliPy
2 months
"Python Core Development Discussion: 'Worse is Better', Memory Benchmarking, and T-Strings. 📜🔧🔥 🚀.#pythondiscuss #CPython #PythonPerformance #Tstrings".
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@SimpliPy
SimpliPy
22 days
Optimizing performance 🚀 #PythonPerformance.
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@Kelly_Ateya
Tech_Gurl
2 months
⚡ Fast Computation with Numpy. Speed = vectorization!. Key concepts:. -Element-wise (slow):. [ x**2 for x in arr ]. -Array-wise (fast):. arr ** 2. -You can use universal functions for performance:. np.sqrt(arr). #PythonPerformance.
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@dryleafIO
Josimar Lopes
8 months
5/5.🚀 Expert: Speed up your code with multiprocessing. - Leverage all CPU cores for compute-heavy tasks! #PythonPerformance
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@rawheeel
Raheel (🧑🏻‍💻 , 🐍 , 🎸)
2 years
Is Python really not efficient? Think again! You've been missing out on its potential. Discover why it's all about the right approach. 💡. Article: #python #async #multiprocessing #threading #pythonprogramming #pythonperformance
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@AlliTheVet
Allison E. Haley
11 years
The end of my adolescence in so many ways-ecstatic to witness the last ever PythonPerformance #MontyPythonLive http://t.co/jvrSiQadbs.
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@flexion_info
Flexion Infotech Pvt Ltd
5 months
🧠Python automates memory with private heaps, GC, & memory pools—but optimising it can boost performance!. How do you optimise Python memory? Let’s read! 👇. #python #memorymanagement #codingtips #garbagecollection #pythonperformance #flexioninfotech #flexioninfotechteam
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@JohnPuller1
🇺🇸🇬🇧 Շђє ฬ๏ɭŦ ♱ (Reaper 3/7) 🏴‍☠️
12 years
Just put my Python's on today! Great sounding exhaust http://t.co/tY0F7sG9X9.
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@progiuri
J. Iuri
1 month
⚡ Python é lento? Nem sempre! Para tarefas intensivas, você pode integrar módulos escritos em C/C++ ou usar bibliotecas otimizadas. Desempenho e simplicidade! #PythonPerformance #Otimização.
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@heykushan
Kushan Sharma
2 years
🚀 Pro Tip: Boost your Python code's performance with Cython! 🐍💨 Leverage static typing and C-level optimizations to achieve faster execution. Combine the ease of Python with the power of C for computationally intensive tasks. #Cython #PythonPerformance.
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@pycoders
PyCoder’s Weekly
2 years
Performance issues slowing down your Python application ? Worry not! Site24x7's Python monitoring has got your back. Monitor custom metrics, resource tracking, and more. Unlock the true potential of your code! 🚀 #PythonPerformance #APM #sponsored
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@newrelic
New Relic
11 years
Do you think #Python is slow? It doesn't have to be: Try these 6 helpful performance tips! http://t.co/ke5e1B1bUs #PythonPerformance.
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@IntelSoftware
Intel Software
8 years
Anton Malakhov chats with us about composable parallelism in Python. #Pycon2017 #PythonPerformance #IntelAI
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@TechKeysX
TechKeysX
8 months
Optimizing Python Code Performance Benchmarking 'if else' vs Ternary Operator #softwaredevelopment Exploring Performance Differences: Ternary Operators vs If-Else Statements - A Closer Look at Code Efficiency #PythonPerformance #CodeOptimization #SoftwareDevelopmentBestPractices
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@ManningBooks
Manning Publications
4 years
While Python 2 is too eager to render everything, Python 3 tends to be lazy. Tiago shows you how to use lazy techniques with generators and yield in Python 3 to save memory and increase speed. @tiagoantao #python #pythonprogramming #pythonperformance.
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@ahmedcommandoV3
Ahmed Commando
2 years
Python’s ease of use and versatility come at a cost – its performance can sometimes lag behind in computationally intensive tasks. Choosing the right tool for the job matters! ⚙️💻 #PythonPerformance #CodingStruggles.
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@ShivOmS73392493
Shiv 🐦 💻
2 years
2. **List Comprehension Wizardry**:.Wave goodbye to verbose loops! List comprehensions let you build lists elegantly. For example, `squared = [x**2 for x in [1, 2, 3]]` creates a new list where each number is squared, yielding:.[1, 4, 9]. #PythonPerformance.
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