Someone is escaping HTML twice...
#pelican #python

Gotcha!

Now I have to figure out why is it converting to the HTML char before it's highlighted!

#pelican #python #help

Does anyone know how to make pelican don't convert my code to HTML bullshit?

It's converting > to >

#pelican #python

BTW, I'm teaching #WebScrapping in a #DataAnalysis course. I'm using #Python as a tool because the students had some python classes during the course, given by another teacher.

I proposed some exercises and I saw they iterate in lists like this:

``` python
for i in range( len( list ) ):
list[i]

```

#FacePalm
#WTF

What kind of python teacher did they have?

I wrote some stuff about #programming #recursion and tail call optimization that mentions #python #lua #scala and #clojure

Not a really deep post but sometimes is cool to remind these topics.

It's kind of a draft still, but I think it's fine.

https://ekaitz.elenq.tech/call-me-maybe.html

I wrote some stuff about #programming #recursion and tail call optimization that mentions #python #lua #scala and #clojure

Not a really deep post but sometimes is cool to remind this topics.

It's kind of a draft still, but I think it's fine.

https://ekaitz.elenq.tech/call-me-maybe.html

@jartigag @oscoder87 I started to play go again after some years with @cmhobbs (who is now disappeared for the internet and I hope he's fine!). I made a couple of go boards to learn and teach algorithms.
It's a nice problem to solve tbh.

This is when I started with #Clojure :
https://github.com/ekaitz-zarraga/go-game/blob/master/main.clj

And this is the same thing for my #Python students:
https://gitlab.com/ElenQ/LearnPython/python-examples/tree/master/go_game

So...

Today I had the visit of a good friend and a better human being.

I finished the migration from #Python to #Clojure and the code runs 100 times faster (not exaggerating).

I learned to cook #Japanese #rice properly.

And I almost completed a plan but I couldn't. But I count it as a success too, because I learned from it.

So great I guess.

I'm not sure because I need to check some stuff more but looks like my algorithm is 50 times faster now I migrated it to #Clojure from #Python.

I changed some stuff, but just few points and I didn't make any performance increasing thing yet like memoization and parallelism so...

This is looking great!