chaitanyav

Nice work, may be you should post this in Show HN.

not able to edit the title now :-(

Link to the presentation video https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast13/technical-sessions/...

Also wrote a gem that implements this algorithm here https://github.com/chaitanyav/fibonacci

Product of Lucas Numbers Algorithm - "A fast algorithm for computing large Fibonacci numbers" -https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/9652/9e1fedb0a372b825215c7b...

good question.

I guess its a heat map.

Typo in the title YouTube

link to browse the books

http://link.springer.com/search/page/2?facet-content-type=%2...

link to frontline documentary http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/rise-of-isis/

this was one of the assignments for the CS107 class at Stanford. it was fun :-).

link to the T5E article http://www.t5eiitm.org/2015/10/it-is-always-darkest-before-d...

Thanks for this link, looks like lot of money is wasted for trivial causes.

I agree with @hackerboos, definitely write a c-extension. It will not only enhance your knowledge of python but you will also learn C/C++ during the development. I did something similar wrote a ruby c-extension https://github.com/chaitanyav/fibonacci for fun. Also, checkout the CS107 videos on youtube which are C based (look for cs107 stanford).

you can also try writing the core utils using your newly learned C/C++ skills.(https://github.com/chaitanyav/cprograms)

Awesome demo :-).

Thank you, Added the link to the post.

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