Eu tenho um programa que analisa o Google em busca de links, verifica quantos links você encontrou e tenta encontrar o sucesso certo para sua pesquisa:

def check_urls_for_queries(self):
    """ The returned URLS will be run through a query regex to see if
        they have a query parameter.
          http://google.com <- False
          http://example.com/php?id=2 <- True
    """
    filename = settings.create_random_filename()
    print("File being saved to: {}".format(filename))
    with open("{}\\{}.txt".format(settings.DORK_SCAN_RESULTS_PATH, filename),
              "a+") as results:
        for url in self.connect_to_search_engine():
            match = settings.QUERY_REGEX.match(url) # Match by regex for anything
                                                    # that has a ?=<PARAM> in it
            if match:
                results.write(url + "\n")
    amount_of_urls = len(open(settings.DORK_SCAN_RESULTS_PATH + "\\" + filename
                              + ".txt", 'r').readlines())
    return("\nFound a total of {} usable links with query (GET) parameters, urls"
           " have been saved to {}\\{}.txt. This Dork has a success rate of {}%".
           format(amount_of_urls, settings.DORK_SCAN_RESULTS_PATH, filename,
                  self.success_rate[amount_of_urls]
                    if amount_of_urls in self.success_rate.keys() else
                  'Unknown success rate'))

O que eu gostaria de fazer é criar a taxa de sucesso usando uma chave range dict:

success_rate = {
    range(1, 10): 10, range(11, 20): 20, range(21, 30): 30,
    range(31, 40): 40, range(41, 50): 50, range(51, 60): 60,
    range(61, 70): 70, range(71, 80): 80, range(81, 90): 90,
    range(91, 100): 100
}

No entanto, obviamente isso não funciona porque as listas não são objetos hasháveis:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "tool.py", line 2, in <module>
    from lib.core import BANNER
  File "C:\Users\Documents\bin\python\pybelt\lib\core\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    from dork_check import DorkScanner
  File "C:\Users\Documents\bin\python\pybelt\lib\core\dork_check\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    from dorks import DorkScanner
  File "C:\Users\\Documents\bin\python\pybelt\lib\core\dork_check\dorks.py", line 6, in <module>
    class DorkScanner(object):
  File "C:\Users\Documents\bin\python\pybelt\lib\core\dork_check\dorks.py", line 11, in DorkScanner
    range(1, 10): 10, range(11, 20): 20, range(21, 30): 30,
TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'

Existe uma maneira de eu usar um intervalo para uma chave de ditado para me impedir de fazer uma chave de 1 a 100?