cleder (@cleder@hachyderm.io)
🐍 Air 💨: The new web framework that breathes fresh air into #python web development. Built with #FastAPI, Starlette, and Pydantic.
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hackernews_bot_vn (@hackernews_bot_vn@mastodon.maobui.com)
GoFigr Lite là một plugin miễn phí và mã nguồn mở cho Jupyter Notebook, giúp bạn tự động thêm Git commit hash và tên notebook vào mỗi biểu đồ được tạo ra.
Tính năng này cực kỳ hữu ích, giúp bạn và đồng nghiệp dễ dàng truy vết nguồn gốc của biểu đồ, cải thiện khả năng tái lập và đỡ phải "đau đầu" khi cần tìm lại code để chỉnh sửa.
Plugin hỗ trợ các thư viện phổ biến như matplotlib, seaborn, plotnine và plotly.
#Jupyter #LậpTrình #KhoaHocDuLieu #Git #Python #MãNguồnMở
#JupyterNotebook #Programm
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hughsie (@hughsie@mastodon.social)
@razze sure, good idea. The general stack is C (but, thankfully #GObject), and with that we also deal with almost All The File Formats (tm) thanks to firmware vendors all doing slightly different thing.
We're slowly migrating bits of the code to Rust, but just don't ask how. We're also bit into fuzzing and testing hundreds of emulated devices in CI. There are quite a few build tools in #python too.
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Walrus (@Walrus@toot.wales)
Inspired by this post, https://fosstodon.org/@dcz/115337121728745671, I have written a quick Python hack...
It just puts a text box on screen, with characters I use often, that aren't on the keyboard.
from guizero import App, Text
app = App("Copy Me", bg="white", width=250, height=30)
app, text="° 😎 ")
app.display()
Obviously, you can put any characters you like in there, not just ° and 😎 .
#python
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emilyselect (@emilyselect@mastodon.social)
Python基礎コース 合併版｜Pythonの入門から基礎までを6時間で習得【プログラミング初心者はこの1本でOK】
#Python #Python基礎・入門 #Python基礎・入門 #Python
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bokunimo (@bokunimo@mastodon.social)
I released sample programs for the Milk-V Duo 64MB, written in both of Bash script and Python.
In this repository, I choosed the smaller 64MB model and try to overcome the limited resources and unstable OS.
Please visit following URL to see the detail of this contents.
https://git.bokunimo.com/milkv/
#milkv #riscv #ethernet #python #bash
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zopyx (@zopyx@mastodon.world)
Freethreaded #Python does not solve any problem by itself. It means that we have more (sane) options for scaling Python. Impact e.g. on FastAPI: basically zero since you can scale a WSGI application on the WSGI server level using multiple backend instances. Very application that needs scaling requires a close analysis regarding requirements and implementation details..there is no golden bullet to scaling in Python (not even in other languages)...and often scaling is a deployment aspect.
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krzyzanowskim (@krzyzanowskim@mastodon.social)
pretty amazing and feels magical to run three snippets each on different operating systems, with zero setup needed (batteries included) #macdev #swiftlang #python #linux #notepadexe
1. Python on Linux
2. Swift on Linux
3. Swifton macOS
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benrutter (@benrutter@mastodon.green)
Read Trey Hunter's excellent list of Python PEP8 violations and thinking I am very petty because it's meant to convince me that I haven't noticed these things but they've honestly been annoying me for years! 😂
https://inventwithpython.com/blog/sweigarts-law-of-pep-8-complaints.html
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dalke (@dalke@toots.nu)
I still have my #python entry points in setup.py because the stock pip (eg, 22.2.2) on older versions of Python did not support them in pyproject.toml. (No, I don't want to tell my users to upgrade their pip install just to install my software.)
I haven't revisited that issue for quite some time.
Now that we are on the last days of Python 3.9, can I assume the pip included in Python 3.10.0 and newer all support entry points in pyproject.toml?
Was that true of Python 3.9.0 and newer as well?
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cbueth (@cbueth@datasci.social)
📄 New preprint! With @mzanin, we review functional network methods for transportation delay analysis + introduce #delaynet, an open-source Python package for delay propagation studies.
Case study: Swiss rail delays (2022-2025) using open data from SBB & opentransportdata.swiss (operated by SKI+ for BAV).
🔗 arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.05143
💻 `pip install delaynet`
📚 Docs: https://delaynet.readthedocs.io/
⭐ Code: https://github.com/cbueth/delaynet
#Transportation #NetworkScience #OpenData #Python #RailTransport
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