dn (@dn@mastodon.nzoss.nz)
Tomorrow (Thursday, NZDT) will be the anniversary meeting of our on-line group, the Python Learners' Co-op, which has met almost weekly since its establishment - even when I've not been available (thus proving that it's very much a Co-op!).
Current membership spans time-zones from Minneapolis USA in the east, through to Melbourne, Australia. We benefit from members re-joining, who started at the very first New Zealand 'run', all those years ago.
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#python #newzealand #CA #learn
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transportationtalk (@transportationtalk@fosstodon.org)
Learn ML with the scikit-learn MOOC: https://inria.github.io/scikit-learn-mooc/
GitHub: https://github.com/inria/scikit-learn-mooc
#python bookmark from the old twitter
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clayote (@clayote@peoplemaking.games)
I'm working on adding #screenreader support to #Kivy so that I can put it in #Elide, the frontend to #Lisien. I'm using the #Python bindings to #AccessKit.
https://github.com/kivy/kivy/pull/9169
I haven't worked with AccessKit before, nor screenreaders generally. The principle seems simple enough: build a tree of nodes, not unlike what you already built in Kivy's widget kit, but this one is structured semantically, with stuff like #aria roles to help the screenreader decide what to read out and when.
It really looks like I've built a tree that should work, but the #Mint #Linux default screenreader says nothing when I run the example app (in examples/widgets/accessibility.py in that pull request) and mouse over the window. It says stuff when I mouse over, like, text editors and whatnot.
Any tips welcome...
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treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)
Unlike removeprefix, lstrip works with individual characters.
Read more 👉 https://trey.io/dley4p
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UP8 (@UP8@mastodon.social)
📏 Automating Leaf Area Measurement in Citrus: The Development and Validation of a Python-Based Tool
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/15/17/9750
#citrus #metrology #measurement #vision #machinevision #python #plants #software #softwaredevelopment #programming
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pybay (@pybay@fosstodon.org)
🐍PyBay 2025 Speaker Highlight🎤 Daniel Hulse “Architecting Real-World Complex Systems in Python”
Learn how Python can model and simulate real-world complex systems. Daniel Hulse shares lessons from NASA projects and demonstrates best practices for reusable, hierarchical simulations.
📍 Oct. 18, 2025, San Francisco, CA: https://pybay.org/
🎟️ Tickets: https://pretix.eu/bapya/pybay-2025/
🎤 More talks: https://pybay.org/speaking/talk-list-2025/
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talkpython (@talkpython@fosstodon.org)
We are live on YouTube in 20 minutes. Join us and be part of the show with @mkennedy and Den Delimarsky. #python #podcast
Topic: MCP Servers for Python Devs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3Tah-BDy4
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davemq (@davemq@fosstodon.org)
I've been playing #HangTrek on #Mastodon for several months, both as a player and a game runner. I've written a couple of #Python scripts to help me with this that I've published at https://github.com/davemq/hangman-tools
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laravista (@laravista@mastodon.uno)
🔍 / #software / #framework / #FromScratch / #Python
In the realm of Python web development, FastAPI is widely favored by developers for its efficient and concise routing design, as well as its powerful functionality. FastAPI is built based on the ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) protocol, which is different from the traditional WSGI ...
🐱🔗 https://laravista.altervista.org/CatLink/links/366
#catlink #softwareframework #softwareframeworkFromScratch #softwareframeworkFromScratchPython
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mishok13 (@mishok13@hachyderm.io)
Finally switched to `basedpyright` and was immediately confronted with 40+ warnings on not using `@typing.final` decorator which apparently had been in Python since 3.8 and I just never found about it. Also `mypy` never told me to use it so obviously it's a tooling issue, not a me issue. #python #til
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mutanthumb (@mutanthumb@digipres.club)
Tools I use a lot for my job: https://regex101.com, CLI scripting, and Python. Perhaps, I should write a blog about it. #regex #bash_scripting #python #digipres
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ethagnawl (@ethagnawl@mastodon.social)
Apropos of everything happening in the #Ruby and #JavaScript communities, #Django is a great, productive #Python web framework which has a grownup governance model, world class documentation and a great community.
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