Readit NewsI can't say I've noticed any good reasons to rely on it. Didn't reach for `OrderedDict` often back in the day either. I've had more use for actual sorting than for preserving the insertion order.
I don't often care about a specific order, only that I get the same order every time.
But there are definitely companies that use Bazel in a major way.
I believe only the US has a strong distinction between Prison and Jail.
It might be interesting to quantify this. How does it compare to typical tax rates today?
My own interpretation is that it's difficult to precisely compare how peasants were exploited to modern taxation regimes in the developed world. Perhaps more as an unfavorable relationship with the only employer in town?
So torso hits from behind are the way to go.
They're just a tad more verbose in Python than mathematics because it uses words like 'for' and 'in' instead of symbols.
But yes, the market maker doesn't run the risk of trading with someone with knowledge and a lot of capital to apply it.
Granted, I live and work in TypeScript, where I can't `===` two objects but I could see this deterministic behavior making it easier for a language to compare two objects, especially if equality comparison is dependent on a generated hash.
The other is guaranteed iteration order, if you are reliant on the index-contents relationship of an iterable, but we're talking about Dicts which are keyed, but extending this idea to List, I see this usefulness in some scenarios.
Beyond that, I'm not sure it matters, but I also realize I could simply not have enough imagination at the moment to think of other benefits
But maybe it does all just come down to equality comparisons. Just not always within your own code.