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19.03.2026 01:17
alaudet (@alaudet@fosstodon.org)

Raspi-Sump V2.0 alpha channel builds available via the Linuxnorth.org apt repository.

raspisumpdocs.linuxnorth.org
github.com/alaudet/raspi-sump

#raspberrypi #python #apt





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19.03.2026 00:10
shadunix (@shadunix@mastodon.social)

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18.03.2026 23:56
pycascades (@pycascades@hachyderm.io)

🎉 Post PyCascades Party!

Join GitButler after the conference for food, drinks & games 💜🐍

📅 Mar 21 • 5:30–8:30 PM
📍 GRETA Bar YVR (Vancouver)
⚠️ 19+ event

👉 Register: luma.com/euvnqn57

#Python #PyCascades





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18.03.2026 23:53
kim (@kim@vk5fj.net)

@kgoetz

to be fair, searching for #python is a shit show at the moment.

there is so much out of date crap out there as the language morphs and changes.

the usual places are spammed with slop from folks trying to be helpful using AI to answer questions they do not understand. ad bait blog posts of slop do not help either.

that said, i have had more luck on irc than other places.

i am not interested in funding another billionaires yacht, so no slop from/for me.

maybe ask here instead?




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18.03.2026 23:43
qiita (@qiita@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)

GitHubリポジトリが静かに書き換えられる ── GlassWormサプライチェーン攻撃の全容と防御策
qiita.com/nogataka/items/99522

#qiita #Python #GitHub #Security #supplychain #サプライチェーン攻撃




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18.03.2026 23:36
pyvenice (@pyvenice@social.python.it)

A febbraio abbiamo fatto il primo evento dell’anno di #PyVenice !

🗣️ Due interventi sui #framework del momento, #flask e #django
⚖️ Un confronto tra #python e #javascript, in termini di #ServerSide e #ClientSide rendering
🚀 Come #DjangoNinja ha reso veloce le #REST di Django, mostrando il codice in azione !!!

🕖 Noi ci vediamo il 16 aprile 2026, con il #workshop su #n8n ‼️
Info e prenotazioni 👇
meetup.com/pyvenice/events/312
💾 NON mancate !

#PyVenice #3 @pythonitalia #Python #Flask & #DjangoNinja





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18.03.2026 23:27
dalke (@dalke@toots.nu)

Can't figure out how to use #cython to define a reusable #python extension class.

In the .pxd

cdef class CountFingerprint:
cdef:
...

In the .pyx

from . import _typing

def _err(s):
return ValueError(s)

cdef class CountFingerprint:
def to_pandas(...) -> _typing.PDF:
..
raise _get_value_error(..)

cythonize says "Unknown type declaration '_typing.PDF' in annotation, ignoring" and "undeclared name not builtin: _get_err".

I don't get it. Those are defined in the .pyx.

Help?




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18.03.2026 23:13
notes (@notes@cybre.club)

Please, can we get a ...

#Python Dependency Hell Porn ... day :floof_peek:




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18.03.2026 22:43
diazona (@diazona@techhub.social)

@stuartl I've heard speculation that PyPy is unmaintained... github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/ is the best source I know of, and I see there was a recent statement of intent to support Python 3.12 which would suggest that it is in fact maintained, but I dunno if that comment really addresses the issues that made people wonder about the status of PyPy in the first place. So we'll have to see what happens.

#Python




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18.03.2026 22:29
stuartl (@stuartl@mastodon.longlandclan.id.au)

With CPython now actively merging "AI" slop in the form of co-authored commits from Anthropic Claude… I'm leery about starting new projects atop the reference #Python implementation.

My projects remain slop-free at this point in time, and it is my intention that they stay that way. I can't afford the legal risk that comes with them: a machine cannot represent itself in court, therefore a machine cannot be held accountable for infractions of copyright law. This means the buck stops with the humans.

Cursory glance at Pypy, it is compatible with Python 3.11 and, on the surface, does not show any co-authored commits. I've used it in the past and found it to be mostly compatible.

Is it good enough for a fork? Did I miss something?

github.com/pypy/pypy

#Pypy #Pypy3 #NoAI




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18.03.2026 22:16
browniebroke (@browniebroke@fosstodon.org)

Django REST Framework 3.17 has just been released 🎉

Long overdue release with official support for Django 6.0 and Python 3.14

Also, new docs theme ✨ (and many others changes)

pypi.org/project/djangorestfra

#python #django #drf djangorestframework




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18.03.2026 22:15
kgoetz (@kgoetz@aus.social)

Is there a less planet burning #ai coding assistant for #python coding or are the big services what I should be looking at?

When #coding I search a lot so the 10 X more energy per request might be less impactful if it saves me a bunch of search attempts.

I am not a good programmer, I don't do it often enough for that and so I also don't particularly enjoy it a lot of the time. This feels too new like a perfect use case for these tools and a chance to experiment.




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