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LWN.net Weekly Edition for May 23, 2013
An "enum" for Python 3
An unexpected perf feature
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A look at the PyPy 2.0 release
Here are more working combinations: charset = "hetfn adlsoW" s = 7062883793966047784250125868403644804557392731274644684033611 charset = "tslofWe dnha" s = 1029201132023087388381452825147240668180384494509643451351 ... and here's a different one, just for the fun of it: charset = "wfyonirvmD s?ecutdpah" modulo = 23 s = 79 * 211 * 241 * 463 * 487 * 499 * 563 * 571 * 673 * 787 * 911 * 977 * 991 * 1039 * 1249 * 1483 * 1489 * 1493 * 1601 * 1621 * 1697 * 1699 * 1889 * 2243 * 2311 * 2347 * 2459 * 2521 * 2719 * 2909 * 2953 * 3119 * 3271 * 3323 * 3359 * 3533 * 3733 * 3947 * 3967 * 4057 * 4177 * 4283 * 4289 * 4597 * 4651 * 4733 * 4933 * 4969 * 5021 * 5087 * 5261 * 5281 * 5347 * 5399 * 5449 * 5557 * 5641 * 5711 * 5807 * 5869 * 5981 * 6353 * 6359 * 6389 * 6569 * 6701 * 6791 * 6823 * 6983 * 7187 * 7309 * 7321 * 7481 * 7529 * 7673 * 7873 * 7901 * 8017
The source for the generator is there: https://github.com/benthaman/lwn-digits/blob/master/encod...
Hope Jon won't mind posting this nonsense here ;)
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