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16.02.2026 18:17
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 3 Part 4 - Your First Steps - Python Data Types Challenges - Quick Practice Walk





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16.02.2026 18:16
2026 (@2026@steko.iosa.it)

IOSACal 0.7

IOSACal 0.7 was released yesterday. Here is a quick summary of what’s new. One of the standard plots rendered in the latest IOSACal version. It looks exactly as before. This long cycle was mostly about documentation improvements and some maintenance tasks, the boring but essential work that keeps the project going. Version 0.7 is already available in PyPI and conda-forge. There is an updated version record at Zenodo. All changes were contributed by Stefano Costa. Documentation […]

steko.iosa.it/2026/02/16/iosac





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16.02.2026 18:16
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 3 Part 3 - Your First Steps - Explicitly Setting a Type - in Python





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16.02.2026 18:13
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 3 Part 2 - Your First Steps - Ready Write Compressed Data - in Python with Binary





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16.02.2026 18:12
247CodeGirl (@247CodeGirl@mastodon.social)

Season 1 Lesson 3 Part 1 - Your First Steps - Boolean Binary and - None Types in Python





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16.02.2026 18:01
pycascades (@pycascades@hachyderm.io)

πŸ₯‡ Huge thanks to GitButler for supporting PyCascades 2026 as a Gold Sponsor! πŸ’œπŸ

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#Python #PyCascades





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16.02.2026 18:01
arcofai (@arcofai@mastodon.social)

From fundamentals to deployment in one workshop.πŸš€

Learn how agents, RAG, & MCP work together by building an AI chatbot in Python, adding a web UI, and deploying it live with Brent Laster at this April.

arcofai.com/speaker/590f34c7b6

🎟️ Get tickets: arcofai.com





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16.02.2026 18:00
cmdr_nova (@cmdr_nova@gts.mkultra.social)

Today on NovaLandia: "OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent Everyone's Talking About"

If you've been anywhere near tech Twitter (or X, whatever you wanna call it) in the past few weeks, you've probably seen OpenClaw blowing up. It's the open-source personal AI assistant that promises t...

https://mkultra.monster/tech/2026/02/16/openclaw-slop-or-not/

#ai #opensource #assistant #python #cronjob




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16.02.2026 17:58
jesper (@jesper@tech.lgbt)

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16.02.2026 17:47
hughagraham (@hughagraham@fosstodon.org)

I'm messing about with HDBSCAN and the sklean #python implementation seems to be much faster than the obvious #rstats options - am I missing any more recent advances in clustering in R?




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16.02.2026 17:44
zulfian (@zulfian@mastodon.social)

πŸš€ Sneak peek Munquet!
Convert, merge, rename, and validate tabular data safely into Parquet. Works offline, with batch processing and progress feedback.

GitLab repo:

gitlab.com/zulfian1732/munquet

Flathub release coming soon!





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16.02.2026 17:30
Reuven (@Reuven@fosstodon.org)

Want to count values in a #Python sequence? Use Counter:

c = Counter('aaabbca')
c # Counter({'a': 4, 'b': 2, 'c': 1})

c.most_common() # [('a', 4), ('b', 2), ('c', 1)]
c.most_common(2) # [('a', 4), ('b', 2)]

Bonus: Counter inherits from dict, getting its methods + operators.





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