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10.02.2026 03:22
Sarah_Lea (@Sarah_Lea@techhub.social)

Most ML issues are not model problems. They are data problems.

I retrained the same churn model twice.
Same code. Same path to the data.
Different result.

Why? Because of mutable data references.

:blobcoffee: I wrote a small Data Lake vs Data Lakehouse demo showing why versioned data makes ML debugging reproducible: tinyurl.com/lake-vs-lakehouse-

:blobcoffee: Friend-Link: medium.com/towards-artificial-

#ai #machinelearning #data #lakehouse #warehouse #python #datalake #technology #regression




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10.02.2026 02:20
nickistre (@nickistre@floss.social)

So now it's my turn for a #getFediHired post. A couple decades in #softwareEngineering, specializing in #CloudNative systems, #Kubernetes and #opentelemetry. I can do #DevOps, #backendDevelopment and #platformEngineering. Languages I've worked in include #goLang, #PHP, #NodeJS and #Python, and I can learn more. Open to hybrid work in the Seattle area or remote work, contract or full-time. Feel free to contact me or boost!

linkedin.com/in/nicholas-p-ist

#FediHire #JobSearch #lookingForWork




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10.02.2026 01:50
treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)

Python Tip #40 (of 365): Use dictionaries for grouping items (with a dict of lists, sets, etc.).

To group an iterable objects by a feature (like the value of a particular attribute) you can use a dictionary where each value is a list!

centuries = {}
for book in books:
if book.century not in centuries:
centuries[book.century] = []
centuries[book.century].append(book)

And yes, there are other ways to write that code, which I'll share later this week.

#Python #DailyPythonTip




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10.02.2026 01:31
glyph (@glyph@mastodon.social)

I will be streaming on Twitch at twitch.tv/glyph_official/ in a bit over 17 hours (10AM US/Pacific on Tuesday), writing some code in . If that is interesting to you feel free to stop by, and don't worry about derailing anything; I'll probably be working on Pomodouroboros again but happy to chat about whatever!




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10.02.2026 01:00
cfp (@cfp@social.callingallpapers.com)

24 hours until the CfP for "XtremePython Online Conference" closes: forms.gle/S9isDXM6DEzh6VFi8

#cfp #conference #python




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10.02.2026 00:43
deadtom (@deadtom@dice.camp)

So I just made a change to my flask application. Moved some stuff, added some stuff. It involved editing eight files.

When I tested it all, everything just... worked. I have never experienced this before. Usually there are at least a few bugs to work out.

I'm wondering if this means there is going to be a catastrophic earthquake or something.

#Python #Programming




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10.02.2026 00:38
stephenblum (@stephenblum@mastodon.social)

Checked Python UUID versions, found eight, so I used it.





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10.02.2026 00:27
brettcannon (@brettcannon@mastodon.social)

Based on github.com/pydantic/monty?tab= , if I can make under a winner if I make start-up faster via github.com/bytecodealliance/wa , get more 3rd-party C libraries working (e.g. zlib), and make it easy to slim down the file size.




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10.02.2026 00:18
d1cor (@d1cor@mstdn.io)

Nueva tarde de grabación para #juncotic !!

Hoy jugando con atributos de archivos y directorios para aumentar el hardening del sistema 🛡️

Qué son los atributos? Cómo listarlos y modificarlos?

Todo esto en esta nueva clase, que por cierto, también incluiré en el curso de Admin Linux (LPIC-1)

¿Algún/a interesado en sumarse a nuestras capacitaciones?

Recuerden que en nuestro sitio web tenemos todos nuestros cursos con descuento :-)

juncotic.com/cursos

#gnu #linux #curso #python #flask





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09.02.2026 23:54
reviewboard (@reviewboard@mastodon.online)

RBTools 6.0 for Review Board code review is here, featuring #Jujutsu VCS support!

Plus:
🐍 Better IDE integration for the #Python API
🔒 Universal web-based login in all commands

reviewboard.org/news/2026/02/0




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09.02.2026 23:25
lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)

Better Python tests with inline-snapshot lobste.rs/s/aciykz
pydantic.dev/articles/inline-s




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09.02.2026 23:11
feed (@feed@feedsin.space)

PEP 818: Adding the Core of the Pyodide Foreign Function Interface to Python

Pyodide is a distribution of Python for JavaScript runtimes, including browsers. Browsers are a universal computing platform. As with C for Unix family operating systems, in the browser platform all fundamental capabilities are exposed through the JavaScript language. For years, Pyodide has included a comprehensive JavaScript foreign function interface. This provides the equivalent of the os module for the JavaScript world.

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