Python Chainmap Nested Dictionaries
ChainMap for managing nested dictionary lookups
Efficient way to search through multiple dictionaries
Default configuration
#python #programming #tutorial #coding #chainmap #nested #dictionaries
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHgVSjzn2lQ
had some rate limiting ideas to try out with @ryanhiebert 's https://queueio.dev
had claude dump a bunch of #frontmission wanzer data into a file for me and i built a contrived rate limiting api around it. got hung up trying to get #rabbitmq to work with the #devcontainer in #devpod so i didn't get any real code that i wanted to do in. i'll start back in on it when i get some spare time.
repo sadly void of queueio code here: https://github.com/cmhobbs/wanzerbay
stay tuned!
Can it run a #moon landing? (s m) #KSP #KerbalSpaceProgram #ZXSpectrum #Sinclair #kRPC #Python #SinclairBasic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQTh1Davsj8
As infuriating, frustrating and up its own arse as #Python can be, I have to admit that list comprehensions go unreasonably hard. I wish more languages had this. I wish "We have Python at home" #GDScript had this.
I literally keep forgetting that this is a thing because I only use Python for Nikola and then I remember and it feels like cheating somehow.
Significant whitespace is still the Devil's palimpsest and I will die on this hill.

Aircall is hiring Software Engineer - Paris hybrid
🔧 #python #ruby #typescript #react #serverless #node #api #graphql #rest #aws #postgresql #redis
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⏰ Full-time
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#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
Do we have to care about new #Python versions or new #Python PEP when almost the majority of code will be AI-generated? Unlikely.
Python Tip #80 (of 365):
Concatenate iterables with the string join method.
Instead of this:
guests = ""
for name in names:
if guests: guests += ", "
guests += name
Do this:
guests = ", ".join(names)
The join method doesn't just work on lists. Any iterable of strings will work.
But it MUST be an iterable of STRINGS. If you have an iterable of non-strings, you can use a generator expression:
joined = "\n".join(str(n) for n in numbers)
https://pym.dev/turn-a-list-into-a-string/
The challenge right now is can I separate out foregrounds and backgrounds. In a non-flattened PDF? Easy. In a flattened PDF, or a JPG, or PNG, that's the challenge. I'm considering things like distance from border, clusters of colors. I'd like to say I'm getting somewhere three revisions in, but really I can't say I'm getting anything but "okay" results. I'm sure there's a library that does this all automatically for me. #python #programming #coding
Could I please get some kind backup here? I really love the textual project and would love some help advocating for them dropping their current AI policy.
https://github.com/Textualize/textual/discussions/6446
(I mean it. Don't be rude. I really love this project.)
Season 1 Lesson 10 Part 3 - Your First Steps in Python Fast Cache Detection Using Python Identity #pythonprogramming #softwarengineer #codingtutorial #python #dataengineer #learncoding #softwaredeveloper #jupyternotebook #dataanalysis #pythoncode
I keep finding myself tailing each line with a semicolon.
Voltcraft CM 2016: Endlich eine Linux-GUI für das Ladegerät
Die erste freie Linux-GUI für das Voltcraft Charge Manager CM 2016 Ladegerät. GTK4, Python, Echtzeit-Überwachung, Diagramme, Export und Protokoll-Reverse-Engineering.https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/03/21/voltcraft-cm-2016-linux-gui-ladegeraet-gtk4-python/
