Where is the Python Journal?

[Fredrik Lundh]

chris patti <cpatti at atg.com> wrote:
> For instance, Mark Dominus who is a good writer (his articles are
> some of the only clues we had for a *long time* on some really
> poorly understood and badly documented Perl topics) recently wrote
> a series of articles on 'memoization' - the use of recursion and
> recursive data structures to implement caching algorithms that save
> huge gots of time on repeated computations..

http://www.deja.com/=dnc/getdoc.xp?AN=310536564

> Python needs something similar.

it's called comp.lang.python (paper
editions coming soon ;-)

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