hackernoon (@hackernoon@mas.to)
Plotly is a Python toolbox that lets you create interactive charts. https://hackernoon.com/your-first-interactive-plot-in-python-a-hands-on-plotly-guide #python
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objects (@objects@fe.disroot.org)
How easy it is to construct an APL or K-like programming language
(by Mohammed Jamal Alrujayi)
This was an amazing article I found on the orange site published just last week. He notes that although APL and K are of the Harvard school of languages, while Lisp is of the MIT school, they are fundamentally related in their minimalism and in how the languages are structured around a single data type: Lists for Lisp, and vectors/matrices for APL. The two schools of thought were unified in the K programming language by Arthur Whitney:
On kparc.com (his personal website) he listed K’s lineage simply as “lisp and apl,” linking to Iverson’s Turing paper and Perlis’s lyrical programming.
I didn’t know much about Iverson’s family of languages (#APL, J, #BQN, K, and so on), but seeing it embedded in just a few lines of code in a high-level language like #Python suddenly makes it so much easier to understand. The syntactic keywords are basically composed of either infix operators of mapping operators, the data (constants or variables) are like leaves of the syntax tree. So all you need are three lambdas: “atom” checks if it’s argument is a number) monad serves as apply or map depending on the type of it’s arguments and abstracts it into a lambda, and “dyad” constructs an infix operator abstracted into a curried lambda. You only need those three rules!
atom = lambda x: isinstance(x, (int, float, str))
monad = lambda f: lambda x: f(x) if atom(x) else list(map(monad(f), x))
dyad = lambda f: (lambda x, y: f(x, y) if atom(x) and atom(y)
else list(map(lambda yi: dyad(f)(x, yi), y)) if atom(x)
else list(map(lambda xi: dyad(f)(xi, y), x)) if atom(y)
else list(map(lambda xi, yi: dyad(f)(xi, yi), x, y)))
Now I definitely want to try this as macros!
#tech #software #Lisp #KProgrammingLanguage #JProgrammingLanguage #ProgrammingLanguages #PLT
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stephenblum (@stephenblum@mastodon.social)
Dataclasses support __post_init__ for custom logic after initialization runs.
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IllestPreacha (@IllestPreacha@post.lurk.org)
MisMatchedCircles
Blog/Code/Images: https://blog.illestpreacha.com/genuary2026imperfectcircles
#Genuary #Genuary2026 #Livecoding #Worldbuilding #genuary24 #imperfection #graphing
MisMatchedCircles is coded in #HydraVideoSynth & #Python, Might be a perfectionist nightmare? (Genuary 2026 Prompt 24)
As the Code Plots
Where is the location of these dots?
As they don't quite match,
rather they Clash
#creativecoding #coding #animation
#newmedia #dataviz #dataart #dots #circles
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ubuntu_touch (@ubuntu_touch@mstdn.social)
Comparar un dado estándar con objetos aleatorios
#Python NEP Piaget random #Aleatorio Colores #SoftwareLibre #Flisol #Aprendizaje #Educacion #CostaRica
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BrianAllbee (@BrianAllbee@mastodon.social)
System modeling is a way of thinking, not just diagrams.
Writing things down forces you to re-evaluate assumptions and surface missing pieces before they harden into code.
(More afterthoughts from my book, #HandsOn #SoftwareEngineering with #Python : https://tinyurl.com/HOSEWP2)
#SystemDesign #EngineeringJudgment #MaintainableSystems #CareerGrowth
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jobsfordevelopers (@jobsfordevelopers@mastodon.world)
Braze is hiring Forward-Deployed Data Scientist, AI Deployment
🔧 #python #cicd #gcp #kubernetes #sql #terraform
🌎 Sao Paulo, Brazil
⏰ Full-time
🏢 Braze
Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/forward-deployed-data-scientist-ai-deployment-at-braze-com-nov-24-2025-d1cffe?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
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ology (@ology@musician.social)
Tried a *lot* of things. Ended up super simple, so far...
https://github.com/ology/Music/blob/master/multi-timbral-drums.py
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RodStephens (@RodStephens@hachyderm.io)
Reflect images to make little flags in Python
https://rodstephensbooks.com/flags.html
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edsuom (@edsuom@hachyderm.io)
My #programming new year's resolution is to stop adding, "...or False if not" to #python docstrings that say True is returned if something works.
I will probably be able to do this. Or I might not.
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habr (@habr@zhub.link)
ChameleonLab: 300 000 скачиваний, «призрачная тишина» в MP3 и почему мы уходим в спектр (Инженерный R&D лог)
Привет, Хабр! На связи команда разработки ChameleonLab . Наш проект — программный комплекс для стеганографии и защиты данных — перешагнул отметку в 300 000 скачиваний (суммарно для Windows и macOS). Такая база пользователей кардинально меняет подход к разработке. Мы больше не можем позволить себе «гаражные» методы, которые ломают структуру файлов или заставляют плееры вести себя непредсказуемо. Нас часто спрашивают, почему в публичной версии до сих пор нет кнопки «Спрятать в музыку». Ответ прост: мы не хотим выпускать сырой функционал. Последние два месяца мы провели в закрытом R&D, пытаясь решить одну задачу: как спрятать файл в MP3 так, чтобы ни один плеер и ни один спектроанализатор этого не заметил?
https://habr.com/ru/companies/chameleonlab/articles/987620/
#стеганография #стегоанализ #СhameleonLab #python #mp3 #цифровая_безопасность
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