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30.03.2026 22:33
guiadeti (@guiadeti@flipboard.social)

Fundamentos de Visão Computacional com Python: Curso Gratuito da Samsung Ocean com Certificado

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30.03.2026 22:13
zspencer (@zspencer@sfba.social)

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30.03.2026 22:05
jobsfordevelopers (@jobsfordevelopers@mastodon.world)

Circle is hiring Director, Data Engineering

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⏰ Full-time
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Job details jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/dir
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30.03.2026 21:40
bitprophet (@bitprophet@social.coop)

#Python type hint experts: do we like

foo: Optional[str] = None # or str | None = None

or do we like

foo: str = ""

?

Having None stand in for "literally no value" can be useful sometimes, but I find type checkers require irritating extra hoops downstream of a func/whatever call in that scenario, and find myself sometimes reaching for the empty string as a good-enough stand-in.

because most of the time it /is/ good enough and my use case is a binary "empty string vs non-empty string" question.




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30.03.2026 20:52
borutzki (@borutzki@mastodon.social)

I kept forgetting how to assert exception messages in PyTest, so I finally checked the docs.

Here’s a reference snippet 🐍

borutzki.github.io/2026/03/30/





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30.03.2026 20:22
aakoskin (@aakoskin@bitwoods.duckdns.org)

tqdm is cool.

#Python #UI #Computing




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30.03.2026 20:21
treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)

Python Tip #89 (of 365):

Avoid string methods for number validation

Avoid the str class's isdigit(), isdecimal(), and isnumeric() methods.

Instead use an explicit regular expression or convert the string to a number.

Of these 3 strings:

>>> a = "5"
>>> b = "5.0"
>>> c = "-5"

Which of them will each of the 3 isnumeric(), isdecimal(), and isdigit() methods return True for?

If you have no idea, don't worry... it's a bit confusing.

🧵 (1/6)

#Python #DailyPythonTip




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30.03.2026 19:51
peterbittner (@peterbittner@mastodon.social)

PyClean v3.6.0 released! Fixes the ignore flag to be considered when used in combination with erase. Try it with or now! `uvx pyclean`. pypi.org/project/pyclean/




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30.03.2026 19:50
LeoBurr (@LeoBurr@tiggi.es)

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30.03.2026 19:48
janantos (@janantos@f.cz)

Dnes jsem jen tak cvičně vyrobil #python #fastfastapi openrest api a webui nad #llamacpp a #translategemma #LLM. Musel jsem trochu ohýbat, ale nakonec mi to funguje a musím přiznat, se kvalita překladu je celkem dobrá tedy minimálně 12b verze translategemma.





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30.03.2026 19:38
zelphirkaltstahl (@zelphirkaltstahl@mastodon.social)

So it's not based on standard type hints. Pydantic is a huge dependency. If they are advertising for the user to do things with standard type hints, then I don't understand it either: You get pydantic through the rear, as a dependency of FastAPI and I can use standard type hints by default, if I am not doing something very bad. What is the positive point here?

Compare that with Falcon, which has zero dependencies.

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30.03.2026 19:35
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

@Armavica ah found it: peps.python.org/pep-0771/

#Python #PythonPackaging




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