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Contributed to python/cpython, InvestmentSystems/arraykit, brandtbucher/hax and 5 other repositories

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September 2021

Created 2 commits in 1 repository

Created a pull request in python/cpython that received 6 comments

bpo-37596: Update test_deterministic_sets to correctly handle different string hash algorithms

$ for HASH_ALGORITHM in siphash24 fnv > do > ./configure --with-hash-algorithm=$HASH_ALGORITHM &> /dev/null > make -j &> /dev/null > ./python -c 'i…

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