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Title: | Byte vectors and String/Unicode Unification |
Version: | d9901e8f3251 |
Last-Modified: | 2006-02-15 20:41:16 +0000 (Wed, 15 Feb 2006) |
Author: | Skip Montanaro <skip at pobox.com> |
Status: | Rejected |
Type: | Standards Track |
Content-Type: | text/x-rst |
Created: | 11-Aug-2004 |
Python-Version: | 2.5 |
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This PEP outlines the introduction of a raw bytes sequence object and the unification of the current str and unicode objects.
Rejection Notice
This PEP is rejected in this form. The author has expressed lack of time to continue to shepherd it, and discussion on python-dev has moved to a slightly different proposal which will (eventually) be written up as a new PEP. See the thread starting at http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2006-February/060930.html.
Python's current string objects are overloaded. They serve both to hold ASCII and non-ASCII character data and to also hold sequences of raw bytes which have no reasonable interpretation as displayable character sequences. This overlap hasn't been a big problem in the past, but as Python moves closer to requiring source code to be properly encoded, the use of strings to represent raw byte sequences will be more problematic. In addition, as Python's Unicode support has improved, it's easier to consider strings as ASCII-encoded Unicode objects.
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The number in parentheses indicates the Python version in which the feature will be introduced.
- Add a bytes builtin which is just a synonym for str. (2.5)
- Add a b"..." string literal which is equivalent to raw string literals, with the exception that values which conflict with the source encoding of the containing file not generate warnings. (2.5)
- Warn about the use of variables named "bytes". (2.5 or 2.6)
- Introduce a bytes builtin which refers to a sequence distinct from the str type. (2.6)
- Make str a synonym for unicode. (3.0)
Bytes Object API
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- Should bytes objects be mutable or immutable? (Guido seems to like them to be mutable.)
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- 1A soft coral that has spongy lobes stiffened by calcareous spines. When found washed up on the beach it is said to resemble the fingers of a corpse.
- Alcyonium digitatum, order Alcyonacea
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- The rocky seabed is covered in jewel anemones, dead man's fingers and hydroids.
- So far it has been a dive typical of the area, with crawfish, lobsters, clumps of white and yellow dead man's fingers, sea urchins grazing paths across the rocks, and small jewel anemones on any spaces left.
- 2A fungus that produces clumps of dull black, irregular, fingerlike fruiting bodies at the bases of dead tree stumps in both Eurasia and North America.
- Xylaria polymorpha, family Xylariaceae, phylum Ascomycota
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- 3 • informal The fingerlike divisions of a lobster's or crab's gills.More example sentences
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- Open the crab, remove the 'dead man's fingers' and cut the body into four.
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The Buccaneers welcomed the New England Patriots to One Buc Place on Wednesday and will spenT two days practicing against the Patriots leading up to Friday night's preseason game at RJS. Read the latest happenings and notes in this PewterReport.com feature, Bucs News To Know.
Here is what you need to know about what happened at One Buccaneer Place on Thursday, August 23:
• Cornerback Anthony Gaitor is still suffering from a hamstring injury suffered late in the first half of last Friday night's preseason game with the Titans. Gaitor was walking without any noticeable limp in the locker room after Thursday's practice, and said he is still day-to-day. The team doesn't expect him to play Friday night against New England but Gaitor should be ready to begin practicing next week.
• Wide receiver Arrelious Benn (knee), cornerback E.J. Biggers (foot) and defensive end Da'Quan Bowers (Achilles) remained sidelined.
• There were no Buccaneers roster moves on Wednesday.
• The Buccaneers and Patriots wrapped up their second of two joint practices Thursday afternoon in preparation for their Friday night matchup at Raymond James Stadium. Bucs head coach Greg Schiano told the media Thursday afternoon the practices have been beneficial for his young football team, particularly when facing a quarterback like Tom Brady.
"Well, you better be precise because he's going to be precise and they're going to be precise, Schiano said. "So we need to be precise and we need to pressure the quarterback. You can't let him just stand back there, he's too good. At the end of the day you're looking at a first-ballot hall of famer, so he's as good as you're going to see, so it's good for our defense, great work."
Belichick addressed the media at One Buc on Thursday and talked about the advantages to the two-team workouts.
"Well I would say the number one thing is not really about beating somebody in practice," Belichick said. "It is about working with somebody and getting better. We are not here to try to win a drill or trick Tampa on something. That's not the point of it. The point is to work on what we want to work on and work on what they are working on so that we can become better. When we walk off the field, we are a better team than we were when we walked on it. That's the way we practice against each other. We compete against each other, but we compete in a way that we can improve each other."
Gerald McCoy talked about "Patriots Week" in open locker room following Thursday's practice.
"It's been fun, but honestly, it's just some good work for us," McCoy said. It's a different opponent, it just so happened to be three-time Super Bowl Champs in the past however many years. Those guys [Patriots], you can see how seasoned they are, how they practice. I'll speak for everybody when I say Tom Brady is just – he's on another level and we got to see why he is who he is today."
• The third preseason game is normally the game in which starters play close to one half and in some cases into the third quarter. Schiano, however, was non-committal when asked how much the starters will play on Friday night against New England.
"I think we'll see our guys play for a little bit," Schiano said. "I hate to stand up here and say something and then it not be the case, because you get into a game and like last week, we had nine possession that we defended in the first half. That's near three quarters. In some games you're into the fourth quarter with the ninth possession, so to sit here and say they'll be out and then they don't go, that's why I don't box myself in, but I sure hope if the game goes like a game should that we're playing them in the second half."
• Friday's game against New England will be blacked-out locally after failing to sell out 85 percent of the available tickets. Last week's game against Tennessee drew just 45,633 fans but Friday's game is expected to be considerably larger. Unfortunately for Buccaneers fans, the larger crowd will include a fairly large contingent of Patriots fans who now call Florida home.
The Buccaneers are still hoping the opening game against the Carolina Panthers on September 9 will be sold out and able to be shown locally. The organization has made a push to increase ticket sales, announcing half-priced concessions (excluding beer) and also free parking in select lots.
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August 23, 2012
7:38 pm
Thanks Mark for the up date.
August 23, 2012
7:10 pm
Hey Mark, thanks for info. It's really sad about the black outs! You know it's becoming out of sight , out of mind for some folks. I know it's hard to increase the fan base when potential young fans can't see the product. It affects ticket sales, jersey sales, etc. I thought 85% tickets sold to bypass blackout would be easy, then comes word that the 85% number does not include club seats. There's always a catch! On a side note Mark, great job on the new 98.7! I really enjoy the quality sound and your takes are spot on. ( I am wondering why commentators come in clear, but I kinda strain to hear the callers???). I find myself aligned with all most all of your viewpoints. It gives you a chance to expound on your viewpoints with some solid takes. Example, when you reminded listners that the NFL sets blackout rules not the Glazers. I think some were unaware of this fact. Great job and I wish you the best of luck with what seems to be a natural transition for you. I'll be listening! Peace.
August 23, 2012
4:39 pm
Well guys as these players are hurt there is a chance that some of these other players could make a very good Impression. You know that each player must be accountable for being in shape. If they don't Pre-pared the3y could be on the street. Again example Jordan shipley the gifted wr who cinn released and Tampa grab on. He could be the steal in the veterans acquired GO BUCS I'M SORRY FANS ARE TURNED OFF ABOUT PRESEASON. I WISHED IWAS CLOSE TO TAMPA I WOUILD BE THERE SUPPORTING THE TEAM. GO BUCS WISH YOU GUYS ABOUT MAYBE A HURRICANE COMING IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS-GO AGAIN BUCS GLH
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Culinary Character in NYC
I will in in NYC this weekend (3/13/09) and am looking for some interesting eating experiences. I love places that mix atmosphere, intimacy and an exciting menu.
In terms of types of food, I'm easy, I just want to go somewhere that has interesting/extremely tasty dishes.
Along with taste, I prefer intimate places as opposed to commercial ones. Even though there are some very good larger restaurants in NYC, I am looking for places that can only seat a few and are found on smaller streets.
I will be with my gf, and as such also want a place that has a nice, relaxing atmosphere.
I am into all types of food - my only request is that people present me with places that serve good tasting stuff, in an independently owned, nicely appointed place.
Here are some places I really enjoy in NYC:
Barbuto, Extra Virgin, Caracas (not for dinner), Care Mogador, MomoFuku (do not love, a bit commercial - but cool), Malatesta
All recs. are welcome. Thanks in advance for your help.
re: Pan
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thanks for the rec.
all of these places, thus far, have been right up my ally.
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re: pkafka
Thanks for the link. Oddly enough, they list their lunch and brunch menus, but not their dinner menu, which I found on menupages.com:
Their brunch and lunch menus seem more interesting to me than their dinner menu. I don't get that far west in the vicinity of Houston St. too often, but I am definitely interested.
re: Pan
it is on their site - in a weird place - you have to click on savour... then it pops up.
Ill prob go there for lunch. Like the menu.
Do you have any upper limit on price point? And can a restaurant that's one of three owned by the same person qualify?
re: pkafka
In that case:
My girlfriend and I had a fantastic meal at Degustation earlier this week. I'd describe the food as modern tapas. It's certainly an intimate space - a counter at an open kitchen - and the waitstaff are extremely helpful and knowledgeable, while the different courses are paced to maximize relaxation and enjoyment.
Have a look at this thread:
Here's my meal report on our 10-course tasting menu:
I'd definitely describe the dishes as quite interesting and well-balanced in their mix of different tastes, as well as delicious.
'ino and kyotofu come to mind;
'ino is tiny, rustic italian atmosphere, the high quality version of the now-ubiquitous panini and wine bar
kyotofu is minimalist asian decor, with fantastic smaller dishes themed around tofu, asian noodles prepared in different ways than the norm. fantastic desserts too!
Mogador is a go-to for me as well, I head there whenever I am waiting to get a spot for drinks in the EV!
In general there are some good-to-great restaurants in Hell's Kitchen that might fit your bill, though some may be too casual? Israeli, Iraqi, true Mexican, Afghan.... all smallish or tiny family-owned places-
re: orthorunner
those ethnic places in HK would be of interest for lunch... any that stand out?
Thanks for the response.
The one place that comes to mind for me is Perilla -- it is small/intimate, and the food is thoughtful and quite good. (It's the restaurant from the winner of the 1st season of Top Chef, and while that I'm sure is a draw for some, it's got a good reputation on top of that.)
I haven't been myself, but you might also look for some reviews of WD-50. If you are looking for interesting and chef-driven, it's probably the most "out there" place in NYC.


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Run Your Windows Partition Without Rebooting
Dual booting is a necessary evil and very inconvenient. What if you could run your windows partition in a virtual machine, so you wouldn't have to worry about rebooting anymore? With VMWare Workstation, you can.
Why do you need to select the entire HD when creating the VM
How come you selected the entire hard drive when you created the new VM? Why not just select the Windows partition, that way you don't have to boot through GRUB (and therefore, presumably, wouldn't have to worry about disabling the grub timer)? Just wondering?
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when i get to the grub menu to select an operating system, I can't arrow down to select windows xp pro, I ca hit c for a command line, but its like vm ware isn't recognizing the arrow keys, any ideas?
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I am running Ubuntu 8.04 and can't finish creating the VM. I get up to the last step in creating the VM but when i click finish if gives me this message "Insufficient permission to access file". i am creating the file in the default folder. I can create files and folders in that directory. any help or direction toward help would be appreciated.
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Great video and great idea I have used VMware but never thought of this
Hi Glenn I have the exact
Hi Glenn
I have the exact same problem. Have you found a solution?
The instructions shown here do not work for Windows Vista as this OS does not include an obvious way to manage hardware profiles. Any comment Elliot? I mean apart from: why do you use Vista?, since this wasn't my choice.
I would like to know how to
I would like to know how to do this with vista
Not a necessary evil
Nice article however I do not agree that dual booting is required at all. I, personally, no longer find the need to dual boot. Used to do it a long time ago but only for games. But now, with a considerable number of games available on *nux and wine stabilizing as the days go by, having a windows partition is just a waste of space.
I had no idea this was even
I had no idea this was even possible until I saw the video.
Now I have something to do on my boring Sunday
Dual-booting is a necessary evil
"Dual booting is a necessary evil"... Why? I thought Linux was so amazing, and offered so much freeeeedom, that you'd never need to use M$$$$ again, lest you be construed as hypocrites.
Other NTFS partitions
I have other NTFS partitions that I use on both systems... Do you believe I'll have to unmount those too in order to avoid corruption of data?
Recently I moved to my new apartment.
I couldn't get cable on my computer room, so I bought a wireless router and used my old wireless cards.
One of them (an Encore PCI) wouldn't run on Linux (no drivers). The other was kinda broken (but worked sometimes on Windows).
So I had to do the other way around, run Linux on VMWare that was running on win XP.
VMware had 2 troubles. X was only running at 800x600. I tried a workaround that didn't work (svga.maxWidth = 1280 ...).
And worse, the Ctrl + Alt is a VMware shortcut, so I would have to change my workspace shortcuts.
I gave up and tried VirtualBox. Worked great. It creates the partitions and configures the VM with a wizard and worked better on console (Debian installation was sluggy on VMWare).
You can do all this with VMWare Server and it's free.
One scary moment when I tried this - Windows XP under VMWare needed to reactivate itself. This took a couple of attempts for me but now seems happy in the VMWare and booting live.
Or not...
Great video, but why not use something that's open-source? Virtualbox, Xen, and kvm-qemu come to mind...
Speaking of Xen or kvm-qemu
Speaking of Xen or kvm-qemu (kvm is my fav), they also tend to run faster / more natively because they are using a hypervisor instead of some application which will provide you with, as I mentioned a faster VM to work with, especially if your processor supports virtualization which is almost all recent processors (AMD/Intel).
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Summary: This module is from Elementary Algebra by Denny Burzynski and Wade Ellis, Jr. The distinction between the principal square root of the number x and the secondary square root of the number x is made by explanation and by example. The simplification of the radical expressions that both involve and do not involve fractions is shown in many detailed examples; this is followed by an explanation of how and why radicals are eliminated from the denominator of a radical expression. Real-life applications of radical equations have been included, such as problems involving daily output, daily sales, electronic resonance frequency, and kinetic energy. Objectives of this module: be able to use the division property of square roots, the method of rationalizing the denominator, and conjugates to divide square roots.
In our work with simplifying square root expressions, we noted that
Since this is an equation, we may write it as
To divide two square root expressions, we use the division property of square roots.
The quotient of the square roots is the square root of the quotient.
As we can see by observing the right side of the equation governing the division of square roots, the process may produce a fraction in the radicand. This means, of course, that the square root expression is not in simplified form. It is sometimes more useful to rationalize the denominator of a square root expression before actually performing the division.
Simplify the square root expressions.
This radical expression is not in simplified form since there is a fraction under the radical sign. We can eliminate this problem using the division property of square roots.
A direct application of the rule produces
The rule produces the quotient quickly. We could also rationalize the denominator first and produce the same result.
Some observation shows that a direct division of the radicands will produce a fraction. This suggests that we rationalize the denominator first.
Simplify the square root expressions.
To perform a division that contains a binomial in the denominator, such as
A conjugate of the binomial
Notice that when the conjugates
This principle helps us eliminate square root radicals, as shown in these examples that illustrate finding the product of conjugates.
Simplify the following expressions.
The conjugate of the denominator is
The conjugate of the denominator is
Simplify the following expressions.
For the following problems, simplify each expressions.
((Reference)) Simplify
((Reference)) Solve the compound inequality
((Reference)) Construct the graph of
((Reference)) The symbol
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Pick of the Blogs: Michael Phelps and Anna Wintour, hair trends and Vogue Hommes Japan
By admin on August 22nd, 2008
First Roger Federer, then Scott Avery and now Michael Phelps… Where does Wintour get the energy? [Haute Concept]
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Vogue Hommes Japan is out now, and it feature Nicola Formichetti-styled shoots, off to the newsie asap! [Danny Daily]
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Smoke Manga (Original)
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2012(c)Curazi *this drawing is my own original piece - no ref used*
just a little quick something to get my new account started with
I used to be 123-gocrazi
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Created Dec 30, 2012. Unless noted Copyright 2012
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nooo dont smoke lol- tho dis is awesum cant believe dis ur 1sy draw :O welcome welcome- luv ur style;fav
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Absoultely torn on this draft class. I follow the nba draft religiously (well every bobcats fan does) and i have to say i cant decide. so i was breaking it down and it looked like this in MY opinion
so i looked at mock drafts (draftexpress, nbadraft.net, others) and it consensus shaped out to this:
Mclemore- 1
Smart- 4
Bazz- 5
Oladipo- 10
and i said to myself, well then my top guy is the lowest, my question is if we get the number 1 (or 2) how much value do you get from going down to 8-9-10 range?
i feel you could pull in Oladipo (LOVE his perfect style for this team) and either extra draft assets or some decent players. i personally think this is the way to go and this is why...
Mclemore- Silky 3, Athlete, WAY too passive
Bazz- Natural scorer, questionable for 2guard
Smart- Dont know to much about him apart from him being more of a point undersized 2
Oladipo- Nice 3 ball (not as good as Ben M.), insane motor, best defender in college, jumps out of gym, is a junior (mclemore is freshman but hes 21)
Id like to here opinions on this topic, by the way really unimpressed with big men in the top of this class so i am personally not condiering them.
Thanks for reading guys


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