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19.02.2026 16:04
talkpython (@talkpython@fosstodon.org)

We are live on YouTube in 2 minutes. Join us and be part of the show with @mkennedy and Sydney Runkle. #python #podcast

Topic: Deep Agents: LangChain's SDK for Agents That Plan and Delegate

youtube.com/watch?v=NRwA-fBNZZ4




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19.02.2026 16:03
CuratedHackerNews (@CuratedHackerNews@mastodon.social)

Large Language Models for Mortals: A Practical Guide for Analysts with Python

crimede-coder.com/blogposts/20




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19.02.2026 15:54
zopyx (@zopyx@mastodon.world)

Rust-based Jsonata implementation for #Python

pypi.org/project/zopyx.pyjsona




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19.02.2026 15:16
ubuntu_touch (@ubuntu_touch@mstdn.social)

Se compara dos modelos de velocidades de caida libre:

- Modelo dinámico con fricción proporcional a velocidad cuadratica

- Modelo cinemático con fricción proporcional a velocidad lineal

#Fisica #Python #Cambio





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19.02.2026 14:14
riverfount (@riverfount@bolha.us)

Acabei de publicar um texto novo no Bolha sobre decorators em Python: em vez de tratar decorator como “mágica”, eu mostro passo a passo o que acontece quando você escreve @meu_decorator em cima de uma função, como o Python avalia isso internamente e como isso vira só uma atribuição de função em tempo de definição.

Além de destrinchar o funcionamento interno, o artigo mostra como criar seus próprios decorators do zero, primeiro na forma “manual” (sem sintaxe de @), depois evoluindo para exemplos práticos como log, medição de tempo de execução e validação de argumentos.

Se você quer entender de verdade o que está acontecendo por baixo do capô quando usa decorators — e parar de só copiar exemplo de Stack Overflow — vale dar uma lida:

bolha.blog/riverfount/decorato

#Python #Decorators




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19.02.2026 14:02
techbot (@techbot@social.raytec.co)

Arkanix Stealer targets a variety of data, offers a MaaS referral program

Arkanix Stealer, a newly discovered malware operating under a Malware-as-a-Service model, targets a wide range of user data including cryptocurrencies, gaming, and online banking information. The stealer, available in both Python and C++ versions, offers configurable features and employs various techniques to evade detection. It can extract data from multiple browsers, VPNs, and gaming platforms, as well as capture screenshots and RDP connection details. The malware authors promoted their product through a Discord server and implemented a referral program to attract customers. The campaign appears to have been short-lived, with infrastructure taken down around December 2025.

Pulse ID: 6996efa6979db417fed4193b
Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6996e
Pulse Author: AlienVault
Created: 2026-02-19 11:10:30

Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

#Bank #Browser #CyberSecurity #Discord #InfoSec #MaaS #Malware #MalwareAsAService #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Python #RAT #RDP #VPN #bot #AlienVault




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19.02.2026 13:45
pycharm (@pycharm@techhub.social)

LangChain Python Tutorial: 2026’s Complete Guide
#Python #Pycharm #Datascience #Tutorials #Ai #Aiagents #Chatbots #Langchain

blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/202




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19.02.2026 13:31
Aron (@Aron@nerdculture.de)

Wenn ihr beruflich mit Code zutun habt und gelegentlich PR reviews durchführt. Wie pushy/hartnäckig seid ihr da, wenn der/die Entwickler*in zwar eine gute, saubere und funktionierende Lösung gebaut hat, für die perfekte Lösung aber vielleicht nochmal 1-2 Stunden 60 investiert werden müssten? In dem Szenario herrscht kein großer Zeitdruck etwas auszuliefern, die Zeit ist also durchaus da.

Ich ertappe mich, dann als Reviewer durchaus häufiger nachzugeben, weil es ja schon eine gute, saubere und funktionierende Lösung ist. Als seniorigerer Entwickler sehe ich aber trotzdem noch Potential was von der einreichenden Person nicht ganz zuende gedacht/umgesetzt wurde.

(Answers in english are also very welcome)

#IT #Coding #Java #Kotlin #Csharp #Python #Programming




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19.02.2026 13:24
zopyx (@zopyx@mastodon.world)

Interested benchmark for #Python -based content extraction solutions. #Kreuzberg is clearly the king

reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1




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19.02.2026 13:18
CuratedHackerNews (@CuratedHackerNews@mastodon.social)

Bridging Elixir and Python with Oban

oban.pro/articles/bridging-wit




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19.02.2026 13:07
techbot (@techbot@social.raytec.co)

Arkanix Stealer: a C++ & Python infostealer

A C++ and Python infostealer, dubbed Arkanix, has been developed and used by Kaspersky, a leading security firm, to spread and steal data from organisations across the globe.

Pulse ID: 6996f650827c9b89d94e32af
Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6996f
Pulse Author: CyberHunter_NL
Created: 2026-02-19 11:38:56

Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

#CyberSecurity #InfoSec #InfoStealer #Kaspersky #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Python #bot #CyberHunter_NL




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19.02.2026 12:56
mathsppblog (@mathsppblog@fosstodon.org)

#Python's `itertools.compress` explained in a simple diagram.

Useful when you need to filter an iterable of data based on a second iterable of flags or selectors.





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