Python is indeed slow, but I don’t care

Python is indeed slow, but I don't care

This is a work from Big Data Digest, please see the end of the article for reprint requirements. Author | Nick Humrich Translated by | Zha Jieqiong, Zhi Chang Yue Ming, Ying Zi The growth of productivity comes at the cost of sacrificing performance. This article will not discuss the use of asyncio (asynchronous I/O … Read more

Those Who Praise the Taycan, I Am One of Them, May the Porsche Be With You.

Those Who Praise the Taycan, I Am One of Them, May the Porsche Be With You.

Suddenly, I remembered a question from a business school: How do you evaluate the differences between Coca-Cola and Pepsi? One answer: The former is a Timeless brand, while the latter is a Timely brand. Just like many other brands in the world, some live as they like, while others live for what others like. Undoubtedly, … Read more

The Taycan: A Tribute to Technology

The Taycan: A Tribute to Technology

In this era where electronic products are omnipotent, there are not many models that can be hailed as nearly perfect. The development of a model without an engine poses a significant challenge. However, Porsche has delivered a serious work of art with the Taycan, paying homage to the times. Therefore, before the all-new Taycan officially … Read more

Why C Language Will Never Become Obsolete?

Why C Language Will Never Become Obsolete?

Compiled from the internet Author: Zhao Yan/Serdar et al. 01. Why C Language Will Never Become ObsoleteEvaluating any programming language is always a controversial topic. It’s like in the chilly spring season, when people wearing cotton jackets and those in light clothing pass each other on the street, both silently think the same two words: … Read more

Choosing Between queue.Queue and torch.multiprocessing.Queue in Python Multithreading

Choosing Between queue.Queue and torch.multiprocessing.Queue in Python Multithreading

In a Python multithreading environment, one must choose between using the standard queue.Queue or torch.multiprocessing.Queue. I need to carefully analyze the differences between the two and their applicable scenarios, then provide recommendations based on the user’s specific needs. First, I need to recall the basic characteristics and design purposes of these two queues. queue.Queue is … Read more

An Overview of the HTTP Protocol

An Overview of the HTTP Protocol

1. Introduction to HTTP 1.1 Versions of HTTP HTTP/0.9 Overview Released in 1991, it has no headers and is very simple, supporting only GET requests. HTTP/1.0 Released in 1996, it has poor security for plaintext transmission and large headers. It has the following enhancements over 0.9: Added headers (decoupling metadata from data) Introduced status codes … Read more

Nubia Z60 Ultra Unboxing Experience: Not Just a “Screen” but Also Painting on Glass?

Nubia Z60 Ultra Unboxing Experience: Not Just a "Screen" but Also Painting on Glass?

When mentioning Nubia, what keywords come to mind first? Borderless? Star photography? Indeed, all of these! For instance, the stunning visual impact brought by the Z11 with its left and right borderless design, along with the “red circle imaging” concept left by multiple generations of the Z series. Over the years, Nubia has shown a … Read more

HTTP vs RPC: The ‘Letter’ and ‘Phone Call’ of Communication – Which is the True Love for Efficient Collaboration?

HTTP vs RPC: The 'Letter' and 'Phone Call' of Communication - Which is the True Love for Efficient Collaboration?

Introduction: The “Dimensionality Reduction” of Communication Methods Suppose you want to convey a message to a friend: Writing a Letter (HTTP) Clearly write the address, affix a stamp, and wait for the mailman to deliver it. The recipient opens the letter to read it. Making a Phone Call (RPC) Dial directly, and once connected, have … Read more

The Complexity Dilemma of C++: From Syntax Fog to Efficient Breakthroughs

The Complexity Dilemma of C++: From Syntax Fog to Efficient Breakthroughs

This article is a professional and reliable content formed through rigorous review of relevant authoritative literature and materials. All data in the text is verifiable and traceable. Special note: The data and materials have been authorized. The content of this article does not involve any biased views and objectively describes the facts with a neutral … Read more

Comparison of Common Compression and Decompression Tools in Linux

Comparison of Common Compression and Decompression Tools in Linux

Last week, I mainly wrote an article on common file compression and decompression commands. If needed, you can look up the historical articles. This article mainly summarizes a comparison of the following 10 commonly used compression/decompression commands, covering core features, applicable scenarios, and performance differences to help you quickly choose the best tool! 1. Core … Read more