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26.02.2026 09:04
hylk3 (@hylk3@mastodon.nl)

Building an ML-Powered Transaction Classifier with Retraining and A/B Testing
Every month I download a CSV from my bank with all our household transactions. Each one needs a category: groceries, fuel, mortgage, subscriptions, insurance.
hylkerozema.nl/2026/02/26/buil
#DataScience #MachineLearningEngineering #classification #DataScience #Flask #MachineLearning #MLflow #MLOps #mongodb #NAS #Optuna #Python




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26.02.2026 09:00
wagtail (@wagtail@fosstodon.org)

Just ONE more day to vote for Wagtail in the CMS Critic Awards! Time to get your votes in late birds!

Vote here: cmscritic.com/vote

#Wagtail #Django #Python #CMS #OpenSource




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26.02.2026 08:59
satobi (@satobi@burningboard.net)

Do you sqash commits when you merge to main?

We always kept the full history but i think it is a bit messy for an overview how main changed. Especially if i want to know what changed between two MRs/PRs.

What are your arguments to do it like you do?

#development #git #python #java #javascript #go #rust




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26.02.2026 08:12
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Менеджер ML-экспериментов. Что это и как он нас выручает

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Владимир Кочетков, и я тимлид Deep Learning разработки в области распознавания речи и соавтор курса

habr.com/ru/companies/yandex_p

#clearml #machinelearning #machinelearning #training #mlops #deeplearning #deeplearning #python #python3




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26.02.2026 07:41
scheehan (@scheehan@mastodon.social)

Wireshark v4.6.4 is now available!

critical memory exhaustion and dissector crash issue fixed, and many more. refer to release note.

wireshark.org/docs/relnotes/wi




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26.02.2026 07:19
akikoakaki (@akikoakaki@mastodon.social)

The essential difference is that compiled languages require a full build to run, while interpreted languages offer instant feedback and higher modifiability. This feels less like a binary choice and more like a deliberate design pattern.

youtube.com/watch?si=gewGIpBpG (2/2)




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26.02.2026 07:07
tinoeberl (@tinoeberl@mastodon.online)

#Steady #Klimacrew

Zur Messung von #Temperatur und #Luftfeuchtigkeit kann man kleine Smart-Home-Sensoren verwenden. Ich habe mich für mein #Balkongarten-Projekt für einen #Shelly H&T entschieden.

Wie man ihn aktiviert, ins #WLAN einbindet und ohne Hersteller-App konfiguriert, zeigt der zweite Teil dieses Praxisberichts.

Meine erste Smart-Home-Lösung mit #RaspberryPi, #Python und Vibe Coding als Artikelserie.

tino-eberl.de/vibe-coding/sens

#VibeCoding #WLANsensor




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26.02.2026 06:33
felix (@felix@wandering.shop)

Gratuitous quirks in #programming languages, episode 327:

Joining some values with a space. What could be simpler, right? Well, if I try this in #Python:

" ".join([1, 2, 3])

it errors out because the list elements aren't strings! Contrast with #JavaScript, where the equivalent code

[1, 2, 3].join(" ")

does the obvious and converts each array element to a string first.

Dear programmers: when you know what I mean, don't make me jump through hoops.




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26.02.2026 06:24
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 5 Part 3 - Your First Steps - Capitalize and Title Methods - in Python





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26.02.2026 05:42
MaggieFero (@MaggieFero@hachyderm.io)

Very excited to announce that I'll be joining @NorthBayPython as a speaker again this year! This time we're going to talk about Crisis (Technical) Communication, and the lifesaving skills that you, Pythonista, may not even realize you have 💖

(with bonus shoutouts to @ThePSF 's Code of Conduct, because really what's more #python community than using the CoC to plan how to better explain complex technologies to people who want help!)




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26.02.2026 05:12
gihyo (@gihyo@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)

PythonでLLMアプリ開発を型安全に扱う ― Pydantic AI入門
gihyo.jp/article/2026/02/month

#gihyo #技術評論社 #gihyo_jp #Python #Pydantic_AI #AI #LLM




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26.02.2026 04:40
r (@r@fed.brid.gy)

PWC 362's tasks are Echo Chamber (which made me think maybe I should pick something by Echo and the Bunnymen) and Spellbound Sorting. Spellbound? …yeah, I had to give you the song by Siouxsie and The Banshees. Because this task took the most time… #PerlWeeklyChallenge #raku #perl #python #elixir

Perl Weekly Challenge: You Hav...




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