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How to do parallel programming in Python?
<em>Fem>or C++, we can use OpenMP to do parallel programming; however, OpenMP will not work <em>fem>or Python. What should I do i<em>fem> I want to parallel some parts o<em>fem> my python program?
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Paste a multi-line Java String in Eclipse [duplicate]
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Remove an item <em>fem>rom a dictionary when its key is unknown
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How to convert a string with comma-delimited items to a list in Python?
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>>> text
[ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]
Alternatively, you can use eval() i<em>fem> you trust the string to be sa<em>fem>e:
>>> text = 'a,b,c'
>>> text = eval('[' + text + ']')
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Converting XML to JSON using Python?
I've seen a <em>fem>air share o<em>fem> ungainly XML->JSON code on the web, and having interacted with Stack's users <em>fem>or a bit, I'm convinced that this crowd can help more than the <em>fem>irst <em>fem>ew pages o<em>fem> Google results can.
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Git hangs while writing objects
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I <em>fem>ollowed VonC's advice:
git con<em>fem>ig --global http.postBu<em>fem><em>fem>er 524288000
<em>Fem>or <em>fem>uture re<em>fem>erences, based on comments:
500 MB: 524288000 (as posted in the original answer)
1 GB: 1048576000
2 GB: 2097152000 (anything higher is rejected as 'out o<em>fem> range')
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What is (<em>fem>unctional) r<em>eacem>tive programming?
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How to determine i<em>fem> a process runs inside lxc/Docker?
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Namespace + <em>fem>unctions versus static methods on a class
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Is there any overhead to declaring a variable within a loop? (C++)
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They are both the same, and here's how you can <em>fem>ind out, by looking at what the compiler does (...
