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21.01.2026 18:25
lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)

pandas 3.0.0 released lobste.rs/s/s8un6w
github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/r




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21.01.2026 18:23
wojtek (@wojtek@social.vivaldi.net)

RE: social.vivaldi.net/@wojtek/115

Hmmm…

qt.io/qt-bridges

qt.io/blog/qt-bridges-moderniz

" #Qt Bridges is a future technology in the making. It will enable #QML and Qt Quick to be used as the front-end with various backend languages - initially #Rust, #Python, .NET, #Swift, #Kotlin and Java. This is not a “yet another binding”; it aims to allow a single front-end implementation to be used in any industry, on any device, and with a variety of languages."

😱




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21.01.2026 18:03
AAKL (@AAKL@infosec.exchange)

New.

Socket: PyPI Package Impersonates SymPy to Deliver Cryptomining Malware socket.dev/blog/pypi-package-i @SocketSecurity #infosec #Python #malware #threatresearch




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21.01.2026 17:49
tardate (@tardate@ruby.social)

This XL4015-based CC/CV buck converter has dual display ... and a serial interface(!) Figured out the serial protocol and had some fun monitoring current and voltage with #python

Tear-down and test...

leap.tardate.com/electronics10

#electronics





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21.01.2026 17:41
helioloureiro (@helioloureiro@bolha.linux-br.org)

Now I can probably mention, but I was invited by Manning Books to help on review of a Python Book.

And now it is released!

I didn't fully read it, only the chapters I reviewed, but it is a great book about design patterns.

Great and simple explanations how to use it and how to make mistakes (and fix them).

I recommend for the ones interested to improve not only python but coding skills through design patterns.

#python





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21.01.2026 17:30
Reuven (@Reuven@fosstodon.org)

How much memory does a text column in your #Python #Pandas data frame use? Check:

df['x'].memory_usage()

But this is likely a huge underestimate! It sums the pointer sizes, not the string sizes.

Instead, say:

df['x'].memory_usage(deep=True)

Or:

df.info(memory_usage='deep')





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21.01.2026 17:26
majoranaoedipus (@majoranaoedipus@mathstodon.xyz)

github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/

This is the saddest news I’ve heard recently: #PyPy is no longer under active development.

It is so bad to know that [they originally did not intend to go beyond 3.10](github.com/orgs/pypy/discussio).

#Python




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21.01.2026 17:05
r (@r@fed.brid.gy)

The GearHead Caramel development environment has been set up on this loaner computer. Also, I managed to get combat mostly working in the refactored version. Move-and-attack moves then doesn't attack; end of combat has some widget strangeness. #GameDev #Python store.steampowered.com/app/1565090/...

GearHead Caramel on Steam




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21.01.2026 16:50
zalt (@zalt@mastodon.social)

Turning type hints from passive comments into active guardrails sounds wild. Curious how a single metaclass can reshape your whole data model? 🤔

Read More: zalt.me/blog/2026/01/metaclass





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21.01.2026 16:42
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Как заставить LLM сортировать данные: от наивного подхода до TrueSkill

Если вы когда-нибудь грузили в LLM список и просили выбрать лучшее или отсортировать — вы, скорее всего, получали посредственный результат. Я проверил это на 164 постах своего телеграм-канала, сравнив пять разных методов сортировки. Оказалось, что разница между «дёшево и плохо» и «дёшево и хорошо» — в правильном алгоритме, а не в модели. В этой статье разберём, почему наивные подходы не работают, как алгоритм из Xbox Live помогает ранжировать контент, и какой метод даёт лучшую корреляцию с реальными данными.

habr.com/ru/articles/987538/

#LLM #TrueSkill #сортировка #GPT #ранжирование #OpenAI #Python




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21.01.2026 16:40
HerraBRE (@HerraBRE@mastodon.xyz)

... but seriously, is nobody in the #Python community bothered by this?

I've been avoiding uv just as a matter of principle, it feels like a betrayal to use it.

I haven't really tried to articulate why before, but here goes...

No way every day package management of software projects should need the performance of a compiled language, or justify the weird community fragmentation of core tools being written in a totally different language and thus excluding the community they claim to serve.




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21.01.2026 16:32
IvanInVR (@IvanInVR@mast.lat)

Me queda un metahilo de mis #proyectos Tech por si os mola echar un vistazo.

Suelo trabajar mucho con #Python y por ello veréis que muchos de estos usan este lenguaje, pero anteriormente usaba otros y en un futuro espero volver a usarlos.

Pondré un proyecto por post debajo, aunque cuando postee por estos lares pondré un tag o algo para que os lleve al respectivo post de introducción.




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