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18.03.2026 21:33
axrisi (@axrisi@mastodon.social)

I stress-tested Google’s new Colab MCP server with a real quantum workflow.

An AI agent took a blank Colab notebook and:
• installed dependencies
• fixed Qiskit compatibility issues
• ran a 15-point H2 scan
• submitted a real job to IBM Quantum hardware

This is where Colab gets interesting: not just notebook editing, but agent-operated cloud execution.

Article on @thepracticaldev
dev.to/axrisi/i-stress-tested-





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18.03.2026 21:12
pycascades (@pycascades@hachyderm.io)

🎤 More of the PyCascades 2026 lineup! 💜🐍

✨ Łukasz Langa
✨ Mario Muñoz
✨ Laura Meng
✨ Michelle Brenner

Join us in Vancouver for two days of Python talks and community.

🎟️ tickets.2026.pycascades.com/

ℹ️ 2026.pycascades.com/

#Python #PyCascades





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18.03.2026 21:04
pyohio (@pyohio@fosstodon.org)

In case you didn't see our announcement last week, #PyOhio 2026 is now accepting talk proposals! Submit your offer here: pretalx.com/pyohio-2026/cfp

So who can give a talk at PyOhio? Anyone can! You don't even have to use #Python in your work! If you enjoy anything Python related as a hobby, you just started learning Python, or you use Python for research, we want you! Please submit your talk for review!

The deadline is just a few weeks away, on April 19th, AoE.

#TechConference





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18.03.2026 20:42
CuratedHackerNews (@CuratedHackerNews@mastodon.social)

Python 3.15's JIT is now back on track

fidget-spinner.github.io/posts




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18.03.2026 20:35
Johnsmith26_ (@Johnsmith26_@mastodon.social)

Hello everyone! Just migrated over and looking to connect with folks in a few different spaces.

I’m a Texas-based cyber expert currently diving deep into Python and Cybersecurity (specifically and ). When I’m not looking for vulnerabilities, I’m usually analyzing Gold charts and SMC/ICT trading setups. 📈

Also big into health, fitness, . Looking forward to learning from the community here!




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18.03.2026 20:18
GripNews (@GripNews@mastodon.social)

🌕 Hacker News 完整數據存檔:Hugging Face 開源數據集詳解
➤ 實時更新的技術社羣數位史料庫
huggingface.co/datasets/open-i
本文介紹了託管於 Hugging Face 的 Hacker News 完整數據存檔專案。該數據集收錄了自 2006 年至今的所有論壇內容,包含貼文、評論及各類交互數據,總數超過 4,700 萬筆。透過自動化的管道,系統每 5 分鐘同步一次最新數據,確保開發者能獲取即時資訊。資料以 Parquet 格式儲存,並按年月分層管理,極大提升了查詢與分析的效率,是研究科技趨勢與討論熱度的極佳數據源。
+ 終於有一個能夠直接透過 SQL 查詢的 Hacker News 數據集了,對於想分析多年技術趨勢的工程師來說非常實用。
+ 每 5 分鐘同步一次的架構很穩健,透過 Parquet 分層儲存的作法,既節省了儲存成本,也讓後續的數據挖掘變得輕鬆許多。
News




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18.03.2026 20:10
rtn (@rtn@chaos.social)

Btw. Numpy is insanely good. #python




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18.03.2026 19:08
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 9 Part 6 - Your First Steps Python Arithmetic Operators Practical Pro Work Uses 2





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18.03.2026 19:08
treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)

Python Tip #77 (of 365):

Need to check for the presence of prefixes or suffixes? Use startswith or endswith.

Instead of this:

test_key = (API_KEY[:5] == "test-")

Do this:

test_key = API_KEY.startswith("test-")

The startswith() and endswith() methods can also accept a tuple of strings to check for multiple possible prefixes or suffixes:

is_experimental = name.endswith(("-beta", "-alpha"))




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18.03.2026 18:31
AdamOnza (@AdamOnza@mastodon.online)

Found the #Python in #tic80 🕶️ Apparently, there is a FORTH for it too, but it's not included in the standard build .

I could turn my newest graphing calculator into an RPN calculator, by running the translation of Embed Forth on it.🤔 On one hand, RPN makes more sense, on the other, Python is more natural to me.




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18.03.2026 18:24
treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)

How do you feel about the word "Pythonic"?

I use it and find it useful
I'm fine with it
I hate it
Really depends (please reply)




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18.03.2026 18:18
njoseph (@njoseph@social.masto.host)

I was completely unaware of this project until today. CPython is getting a JIT (just-in-time) compiler!

Python 3.15’s JIT is now back on track | Ken Jin’s Blog
fidget-spinner.github.io/posts

#PythonLang #Python




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