Honey, where's my coding t-shirt?
I know this has been explained many times in the past, but interestingly this bit me in the back a few days ago while coding, and, the same as homogeneous coordinates we will find plenty of different explanations depending on whom we ask to.
Mathematically speaking, we define a modulus …
NumPy is a very powerful mathematical library for “crunching numbers” in Python, it has functions and modules for a lot of advance and not so advance mathematical operations, including linear algebra.
Recently in classes we had been learning about vector and matrix operations, and most books include examples in things …
A few weeks ago I started reading Number Theory for Computing by Song Y. Yan (amazing book by the way!) and in the first chapter we learned about the Euclidean Algorithm, or how to find the Greatest Common Divisor, probably the oldest non trivial algorithm surviving to the present days …
Recently at Uni I got a math class about number bases, one of the things they mentioned in the class was Steganography and I was a little curious about it and found the Steganography page in Wikipedia. Oh boy, so many things made sense to me!
While steganography is not …
SQLAlchemy is a very popular and common option in Python to handle databases and map them into objects (or well, a fully featured ORM in Python), it is super flexible and easy to learn and use.
One option when testing SQLAlchemy models and objects, is to use an in-memory database …