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26.10.2025 18:58
ngate (@ngate@mastodon.social)

🐢 So you've got a "fast" that weighs in at a whopping 2MB and promises to be "automation-friendly"—because nothing screams speed and efficiency like a Python CLI tool! 🎉😆 Meanwhile, the rest of the world already moved on to actual that don't require a course in terminal wizardry. 🚀📼
github.com/Flamehaven/FlashRec




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26.10.2025 18:58
h4ckernews (@h4ckernews@mastodon.social)

FlashRecord – 2MB Python-native CLI screen recorder

github.com/Flamehaven/FlashRec




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26.10.2025 18:55
blaise (@blaise@fosstodon.org)

I woke up this morning and decided to get back in to #emacs after a forty year hiatus. I've been thinking about it for a couple of years, so I went to @sacha emacs-news and read about two recent "minimal configs"
I picked github.com/mujaxso/funmacs because of the convenient support for #python and #javascript

The installation was smooth, with a warning that *might not* be related?
```
Error (use-package): cape/:catch: Key sequence C-c p p starts with non-prefix key C-c p
```

Is this familiar?




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26.10.2025 18:42
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Простой способ держать ваш скрипт актуальным и запускать его автоматически

Простой способ держать ваш скрипт актуальным и запускать его автоматически Создаем самосинхронизирующийся и запускающийся Python-скрипт из GitHub Читать

habr.com/ru/articles/960272/

#автоматическое_обновление #запуск_скриптов #запуск_скриптов_с_GitHub #python #программирование




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26.10.2025 18:25
itnewsbot (@itnewsbot@schleuss.online)

Making Math Less Stressful with a Python Super-Calculator - In a recent write-up, [David Delony] explains how he built a Wolfram Mathematica-l... - hackaday.com/2025/10/26/making #wolframmathematica #datavisualization #softwarehacks #matplotlib #seaborn #pandas #python #maple #numpy #scipy #sympy




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26.10.2025 18:19
Python_Ireland (@Python_Ireland@mastodon.ie)

Watch Will Rogers discuss how Clúid Housing an award-winning, not-for-profit housing body, uses Python to manage the data migration of their Housing Management System at PyCon Ireland 2024:

youtu.be/5R3bGcfo2sU

#PyConIe #Python #PyCon #PythonIe




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26.10.2025 18:03
tinoeberl (@tinoeberl@mastodon.online)

#SteadySupporter #Artikelupdate

Momentan implementiere ich erste Grafiken zum Thema #Batteriespeicher in Deutschland.

Im Artikel findet ihr meinen Arbeitsstand. Ich habe einen Abschnitt zum Programmieren ergänzt.

Bitte lasst mich weitere Diagramm-Ideen wissen, wenn Euch etwas Interessantes einfällt. Dankeschöööns.

tino-eberl.de/nutzen-kuenstlic

#Energiewende #Datenanalyse #VibeCoding #Batterietechnologie #Python #energy




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26.10.2025 17:42
pycascades (@pycascades@hachyderm.io)

⏰ The countdown is on — only 1 day left to submit your talk for #PyCascades 2026! 🐍✨

If you’ve been thinking about applying, this is your sign.
We’re heading to Vancouver, BC 🇨🇦 and want to hear your story!

🗓️ CFP closes tomorrow (Oct 27, AoE)
👉 pycascades.com/news/cfp-review/

#Python #CFP #Community #PSF





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26.10.2025 17:17
willmcgugan (@willmcgugan@mastodon.social)

I've implemented history support in Toad.

Up / down keys navigate your history.

But I think there is an opportunity to improve on the bash / zsh behavior. I've noticed my history can be full of the same command. Often when I'm testing software.

i.e. now, I have like 20 "uv run toad" entries in the history. If I want the previous command I have to press up 20 times. Seems bonkers.

How about if I collapse multiple identical entries in a a single entry?

Is there precedence?





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26.10.2025 16:59
javedAB (@javedAB@mastodon.social)

Some very smart people might say "but library support..."

Yes, if you need PyTorch or specialized ML frameworks, use Python. But for many use cases, Rust gives you real benefits: lower CPU and RAM usage, no garbage collector, your app opens in milliseconds, it does its job multiple factors faster. Plus, for some goals, you want that low level power Rust gives you.

And yes, you get to feel cool for using Rust.




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26.10.2025 16:52
javedAB (@javedAB@mastodon.social)

Some very smart people might say "but library support..."

Yes, if you need PyTorch or specialized ML frameworks, use Python. But for many use cases, Rust gives you real benefits: lower CPU and RAM usage, no garbage collector, your app opens in milliseconds, it does its job multiple factors faster. Plus, for some goals, you want that low level power Rust gives you.

And yes, you get to feel cool for using Rust.




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26.10.2025 16:51
linuxaddict124 (@linuxaddict124@mastodon.social)

PyFetch v1.1.1-2 has been released. github.com/linuxaddict124/pyfe (Small changes btw)




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