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16.09.2025 22:31
rhettallain (@rhettallain@mastodon.social)

New video - showing that we can repeat the method of images for a charge near a plate with a many body problem.

youtu.be/tUPKyG0QJ3w




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16.09.2025 22:16
reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)

Google chính thức ngừng hỗ trợ Pytype, công cụ kiểm tra kiểu tĩnh cho Python. Đây là tin quan trọng với cộng đồng lập trình viên Python. Thay vì Pytype, bạn có thể chuyển sang sử dụng các công cụ thay thế như Mypy, Pyright, hoặc Pyre. Hãy cập nhật để đảm bảo dự án của bạn tiếp tục chạy mượt mà!

#Python #LậpTrình #CôngNghệ #Pytype #Google
#PythonProgramming #TechNews #DeveloperTools

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16.09.2025 22:00
pybay (@pybay@fosstodon.org)

🐍PyBay 2025 Speaker Highlight🎤 Aaron Wiegel “The Zen of the Bronze Layer: Ingestion of Data with Unstable Schema”

Learn how to handle messy third-party data with unstable schema. This talk covers Python-native structures and flexible data modeling to ingest, clean, and monitor raw data reliably.

📍 Oct. 18, 2025, San Francisco, CA: pybay.org/
🎟️ Tickets: pretix.eu/bapya/pybay-2025/
🎤 More talks: pybay.org/speaking/talk-list-2

#PyBay #Python #PyBay2025





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16.09.2025 21:35
paulox (@paulox@fosstodon.org)

The PSF has announced the new Board members 🎉

Congratulations to Abigail Dogbe, Jannis Leidel, Sheena O’Connell, and Simon Willison.

I’m glad to know each of them: such a diverse and talented group.

Thanks @ThePSF for a fair and democratic process!

pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/09/a

#Python





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16.09.2025 21:26
reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)

Google ngừng hỗ trợ Pytype: Cách Python developers có thể thích ứng. Hãy chuyển sang các công cụ kiểm tra kiểu tĩnh khác như Mypy, Pyright hoặc sử dụng type hints tích hợp sẵn. Luôn cập nhật xu hướng công nghệ để không bị bỏ lại phía sau! 🐍💻 #Python #Pytype #DeveloperTips #LậpTrìnhPython #CôngNghệ

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16.09.2025 20:12
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Как я нашел RCE в TensorFlow, а гугл отфутболил меня, сказав, что это не их проблема

Привет, читатель! В этой статье ты увидишь достаточно новый способ атаки на цепочку поставок TensorFlow, которая работает на любом фреймворке для работы с AI/ML. Никаких сложностей - все простым языком.

habr.com/ru/articles/947570/

#tensorflow #python #ai #ml #информационная_безопасность




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16.09.2025 20:10
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

@sukin eh there's an itertools recipe for flattening one level. If I'm reading this right, you could adapt it here as itertools.chain.from_iterable(root.findall("r/article")).

Personally I like that Python doesn't include this as a built-in function. Very few things are such fundamental operations that they need to be builtins. But I suppose it would be nice to have a function that recursively flattens structures in itertools. The catch with that is that sometimes you think you want flattening but you actually want only partial flattening, and in that case there's no way around somehow specifying the exact logic of which levels to flatten and which not to.

#Python




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16.09.2025 20:07
anselmschueler (@anselmschueler@ieji.de)

This #Python error message has the in my view concerning implication Python devs pronounce `0o` as "oh oh"





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16.09.2025 19:59
sukin (@sukin@social.vivaldi.net)

I'm so glad i get to write this instead of using a builtin flatten() function. That would be so complicated for my tiny brain.

#python #iDontLikePythonVeryMuch





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16.09.2025 19:56
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

aw man I missed the cutoff for #PSF board elections 😢 I thought it was today

At least one more vote wouldn't have made a difference (and I'm mostly happy with the results)

#Python




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16.09.2025 19:51
davidbody (@davidbody@fosstodon.org)

The new Python documentary is good. Definitely worth watching if you think you might be interested. It's on YouTube.

#python #programming #history




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16.09.2025 19:01
driscollis (@driscollis@mastodon.social)

Here's a silly trick. 🐍🔥

You can use lambdas to create a simple function dictionary where you can call each function using the key in the dict:





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