mr_daemon (@mr_daemon@untrusted.website)
This last issue has been somewhat educational in terms of my over reliance on the uv lockfile, and so it caused me to change a few things in the development environment.
1) I added a CI job that runs uv sync and the test suite with `--resolution lowest-direct`, which ensure my test suite matrix passes with the minimums in the pyproject file. If I accidentally rely on a new feature of a library, I'll find out sooner rather than, you know, after a release.
2) I've added a basic smokescreen integration test for the TUI that just uses the Textual testing framework and navigates to all the screens so it can barf on exceptions, if any.
I'll be expanding this in the future but for now that's been a nice thing to add, and I would recommend it. Having a solid test suite is invaluable in a language like Python.
(Not that I'm implying I don't have tests, I still had 90% coverage prior to this, but this is absolutely an improvement nonetheless)
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mgorny (@mgorny@social.treehouse.systems)
0 days since random #Python package switched #PEP517 backend and published an incomplete source distribution.
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post (@post@infosec.pub)
Nintendo’s Monster Capturing Patent Got Rejected by Japan’s Patent Office Due to Lack of Originality
https://infosec.pub/post/37003420
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gbraad (@gbraad@mastodon.social)
#python is called a proper edit tool ?
● The sed command mangled it. Let me restore and fix properly:
● Now let me apply all the changes again properly using a proper edit tool. Let me create a Python script to do this
... I would say, he just doesn't know how to operate `sed` properly.
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chrisphan (@chrisphan@hachyderm.io)
I agree with @emilydoesastro : uv is really awesome for #python environment and package management. I have been using it a lot recently.
https://emily.space/posts/251023-uv
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linuxgal (@linuxgal@techhub.social)
#Python one-liner to obtain Euler's number from an infinite series: #RR
e = ∑ₖ₌₀^∞ 1/k!
e = 1 + 1/1! + 1/2! + 1/3! + 1/4! + 1/5! + ⋯
python3 -c "import math; s=0; [print(s:=s+1/math.factorial(k)) for k in range(20)]"
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sekurakbot (@sekurakbot@mastodon.com.pl)
Pokażemy Ci jak programować w Pythonie (bezpłatnie!)
Krótko. 4 listopada startujemy z czteroczęściowym szkoleniem Wstęp do programowania w Pythonie. Wraz z Gynvaelem Coldwindem nauczymy Cię podstaw programowania w Pythonie. Osobom, które nie miały wcześniej styczności z programowaniem w Pythonie lub próbowały swoich sił, lecz bez powodzenia, pokażemy (skutecznie), na czym warto skupić się na początku. Zrozumiesz podstawowe...
#WBiegu #Gynvael #Programowanie #Python #Szkolenie
https://sekurak.pl/pokazemy-ci-jak-programowac-w-pythonie-bezplatnie/
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sidneysgoveia (@sidneysgoveia@fosstodon.org)
WebGIS com Python e PostGIS
Visualização de dados geográficos usando Python (Github Pages) no frontend e PostgreSQL (Supabase) no backend.
#python #postgis #postgresql #sql #webgis
⚠️ versão sem BD:
*Carregue arquivos GeoJSON e calcule áreas usando Python*
geosaber.github.io/webgis
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villares (@villares@pynews.com.br)
#LSystem & #shapely Code at: https://github.com/villares/sketch-a-day/tree/main/2025/sketch_2025_10_31
More sketch-a-day: https://abav.lugaralgum.com/sketch-a-day
If you like this, support my work:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=5B4MZ78C9J724
https://liberapay.com/Villares
https://wise.com/pay/me/alexandrev562 #Processing #Python #py5 #CreativeCoding
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cazabon (@cazabon@mindly.social)
Note that this isn't Python-specific behaviour. This is required by the IEEE-754 floating-point standard, which Python (and most other runtimes) conform to.
NaN, Inf, -Inf, comparison rules, exceptions ... it's all in there.
#Python #IEEE754 #FloatingPoint #math #standard
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teguhteja (@teguhteja@mastodon.social)
Build your own AI-powered Python Search Engine! Learn to aggregate data from multiple sources & get smarter insights. #Python #AISearch #SearchEngine #LangGraph
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jrovu (@jrovu@mastodon.social)
Want to know a fun way to make progress on writing a computer program, but you don't have much time? Open a new file, and start writing things out as comments - no "real" code. Later, sneak in some print statements, run it, and then commit it, walk away - come back to it later.
It's a useful tool for (1) reducing procrastination, (2) gives a boost for "activation energy" - seeing some print statements feels like progress, and (3) Makes it easy to start up next time.
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