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18.08.2025 01:05
clonbg (@clonbg@masto.es)

Un par de cursos de Youtube sobre programación myblog.clonbg.es/un-par-de-cur #Programación #VueJs #Python clonbg.es





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18.08.2025 01:00
leanpub (@leanpub@mastodon.social)

Mastering Modern Time Series Forecasting by Valery Manokhin is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $54.95; get it for $42.46 with this coupon: leanpub.com/sh/BhXjxRf5




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18.08.2025 00:47
fabs (@fabs@mastodon.gamedev.place)

Making a thing for the larp I go to (Empire) and it's getting me learning how to use a few new tools. It's a potion guide and substance identification manual. Cnc carved wood for the edge clamp (design in freecad). I used Affinity Photo to do the art trace of a photo of me in my character outfit. Book printed with aid of python and weasyprint. #cnc #python #larp #freecad #affinityphoto #weasyprint





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18.08.2025 00:41
qiita (@qiita@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)

お盆休みに「AIで議事録ツールをつくって。簡単なのでいいから」と言われたときのレシピ
qiita.com/R_28/items/dbcce690a

#qiita #Python #Gemini




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17.08.2025 23:51
AdamOnza (@AdamOnza@mastodon.online)

I'm writing a QAD MK-61 emulator in #Python, since I don't quite grok how it works., & I can't get my hands on an original. I'm using Cyrillic Class names, cause it's cool...

Supposedly, there is a company, in Russia, that can make small batches of RPN calculators for automation, &c. I looked up their address, and it's a garage complex, with a Youtuber, who does odd things with cars, like put one on the roof of his garage. But I don't think he makes calculators. I should make calculators.🤔




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17.08.2025 23:03
halcy (@halcy@icosahedron.website)

Well, I pushed through, here we are: Mastodon.py 2.1.0, with support for everything in Mastodon up to version 4.4.3, a bunch of new convenience methods, and some bugs fixed, is out! 🐍 :mastodon_oops:

Changelog: github.com/halcy/Mastodon.py/r
Docs: mastodonpy.readthedocs.io/en/v

#mastodev #mastodonpy #python




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17.08.2025 22:14
snacktraces (@snacktraces@hachyderm.io)

I have done it, posted my first app to test PyPI.

test.pypi.org/project/stdicero

Try if you are interested. And any feedback, especially on the test PyPI package entry, is welcome and appreciated!

hachyderm.io/@snacktraces/1150

#python #pypi




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17.08.2025 22:05
AndriiKuznietsov75 (@AndriiKuznietsov75@social.kyiv.dcomm.net.ua)

👨‍💻🐍Практичне програмування на #Python - курс від автора книги "Python Essential Reference"Девіда Бізлі.

dabeaz-course.github.io/practi





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17.08.2025 20:36
snacktraces (@snacktraces@hachyderm.io)

uv add rich

?!?!

Well now, thanks for making that easy for me.

(That is the uv command to add a dependency on your project, in this case the 'rich' library.)

#python




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17.08.2025 20:11
gothintheshell (@gothintheshell@mas.to)

New instance, so posting a new intro! :blobheartcat:

I've made it to my 40-something years old era and consider it a privilege.

I'm into slow fashion, human rights, crafting, cats, music, and cult horror and sci-fi movies. My latest obsession is with snails.

A few more of my interests:
#knitting #crochet #python #SlowFashion #folklore #snail #cats #sewing #candles #CozyGames #privacy #nature #introduction #NewHere




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17.08.2025 19:55
snacktraces (@snacktraces@hachyderm.io)

Today I am going to take that leap...

Posting my first app* to the test instance of PyPI. I love that this resource is available, thanks @ThePSF !

* - the app is of no real worth to put on the real PyPI, it just queries a web API for a dice roll and then displays the text to the user. I created this small app while learning UV.

test.pypi.org

Created while on this offer for helping others...
hachyderm.io/@snacktraces/1150

Any newbies want to follow along? Would be happy to pair with you. DM me.

#python #SoftwareEngineering




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17.08.2025 18:40
neutrinoceros (@neutrinoceros@ieji.de)

I just published the first public version of my latest project:
github.com/neutrinoceros/runti

It is a (very) small #Python library that helps you diagnose what optional features the running interpreter has (think #free_threading, and #CPython's #JIT), what *state* they're in, and **why**.

I wanted something simple, yet portable and reusable to customize my pytest headers, so every session starts with a concise diagnostic.

Hopefully this is useful enough that others might want to try it out. Enjoy !




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