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02.05.2026 11:58
jesper (@jesper@tech.lgbt)

💻 httpx: 15.2 k ⭐

I used requests for every HTTP call in Python for years. Turns out there's a drop-in replacement that does async and HTTP/2.

httpx gives you a broadly requests-compatible API with native async/await, HTTP/2 support, strict timeout enforcement, and full type annotations. It can even make requests directly to WSGI and ASGI apps for testing. 100% test coverage.

Next time you start a project that makes HTTP calls, try importing httpx instead of requests. The API is almost identical.

Check it out here: https://amplt.de/WealthyBouncyMenu

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02.05.2026 11:54
mp_pro_pmk (@mp_pro_pmk@mastodon.social)

Simple Python calculator for beginner #pythonprogramming #python #coding...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=C3R3J0ZYzW8&feature=shared

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02.05.2026 11:50
hugovk (@hugovk@mastodon.social)

I've started the first of three #Python releases this week! 🚀

https://hugovk.dev/next-release/

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02.05.2026 11:25
grant_h (@grant_h@mastodon.social)

#Python community question.

What motivated the generally wise and insightful devs to make mutable parameters hold the history of every call?
Given:
class h():

def __init__(self,x,y=[]):
self.instanceY = y
self.instanceY.append(x)

def __repr__(self):
return(f"{self.instanceY}")

h1 = h(1)
print(f"{h1=}")
h2 = h(2)
print(f"{h1=}, {h2=}")

Who would expect this:
h1=[1]
h1=[1, 2], h2=[1, 2]

I get *how* it happens, with __defaults__. But *why*

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02.05.2026 11:23
CuratedHackerNews (@CuratedHackerNews@mastodon.social)

Open source ballistic simulator with NASA SRTM terrain masking (Python/C#)

https://github.com/InsaneInfinity/Balistic

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02.05.2026 11:04
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

@daesorin P.S. you'll also find this with `pip install` (default) vs `uv install` or `pipx install` or so on (non-default, but a massive upgrade in the situations where they're actually useful)

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02.05.2026 11:01
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

@daesorin I certainly don't know the answer, but... there is something of a loose principle in documentation writing that when it tells you to install or use the standard/default version of something (like CPython's built-in interactive frontend), you can probably swap in any other compatible tool if there's one you prefer, but if it tells you to install or use a non-standard version of the thing (like IPython), there's a chance that specific version is needed for some reason. So if they told people to install IPython, it would send the message "you can't use plain old Python for this, you need IPython". That would of course be wrong.

That being said, you can of course override this convention by explicitly saying so, and it wouldn't be hard to say that IPython is a massive upgrade and that people should try it, while still being clear that it's not required. Maybe they just didn't know 🤷

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02.05.2026 10:32
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Робот, способный создать себя сам. Режим «Инженера» в робототехнике

Скажите роботу «настрой манипулятор» — и он напишет драйвер сам. Звучит как фантастика из тех самых фильмов 80-х и 90-х, но мы уже реализовали это в OpenGrall. Рассказываю, как работает режим Инженера и почему последнее слово всегда остаётся за человеком

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1030526/

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