novaTopFlex (@novaTopFlex@mastodon.social)
The #Z85 #encryption and #decryption algorithm is a relatively recent addition to the #Python programming language and #base64 module specifically, with the following code on Python versions 3.13 or above:
`import base64
base64.z85encode(bytes) # Encoding
base64.z85decode(bytes) # Decoding`
Since this is the Python programming language, semicolons are not necessary; for more information, please visit the related video at https://youtube.com/shorts/QvPzr7jeZNs?feature=share.
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novaTopFlex (@novaTopFlex@mastodon.social)
Ever wondered about the #Base32 system of encoding and decoding and how to perform the features and functions in #Python? I have just uploaded a new video at the following link:
https://youtube.com/shorts/M_byCoKNhio?feature=share
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novaTopFlex (@novaTopFlex@mastodon.social)
Have you ever wondered about the command to #encode and #decode #base64 using the #Python programming language? I have just released a new video at the following link:
https://youtube.com/shorts/RT_D6RgBaFg?feature=share
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novaTopFlex (@novaTopFlex@mastodon.social)
Ever wonder how you can encode and decode #base85 using the #Python programming language? I have just uploaded a new video at the following link:
https://youtube.com/shorts/QnrrZhOr8iI?feature=share
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mdk (@mdk@mamot.fr)
#jechercheunjob #enfinpasmoi #python
https://discuss.afpy.org/t/besoin-daide-pour-trouver-du-travail/2922
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villares (@villares@pynews.com.br)
#genuary #genuary16 #genuary2026
Find the sketch-a-day archives and tip jar at: https://abav.lugaralgum.com/sketch-a-day
Code for this sketch at: https://github.com/villares/sketch-a-day/tree/main/2026/sketch_2026_01_16 #Processing #Python #py5 #CreativeCoding
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notes (@notes@woem.men)
Earlier today I learned that pip includes a bunch of telemetry data in the HTTP Referer header for every request it makes, and has for >10 years (with increasing amounts of info): https://github.com/pypa/pip/blob/545eda389c41478e2f99d23212254d757d8c2cef/src/pip/_internal/network/session.py#L109
Not only is this not opt-in (as any telemetry should be), but there isn't even an opt-out. I'm still shocked and not sure what conclusions to draw from this, except: This is not okay! 
I remember there was quite an uproar when Go tried to add opt-out telemetry a while back, and rightly so. How did I never hear about Python doing this before? Sure, less details, but still sending telemetry without ever asking for consent.
I like #Python, I want to keep using it, but can I if core tooling ignores user consent like this? And what other key development tools (Python or otherwise) have things like that and I just haven't noticed yet?
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jobsfordevelopers (@jobsfordevelopers@mastodon.world)
Babylist is hiring Senior Machine Learning Engineer
🔧 #python #ruby #react #rubyonrails #android #ios #aws #mysql #redis #sql #machinelearning #seniorengineer
🌎 United States
⏰ Full-time
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Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/senior-machine-learning-engineer-at-babylist-com-aug-27-2025-291b39?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
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itsthejoker (@itsthejoker@hachyderm.io)
Did you know that you can write lambas inside of a #python list comprehension? Did you know that you can do _variable assignment_ in a lambda in a list comprehension?
Does this result in absolutely unreadable code? You bet it does. Is it cursed? Absolutely. Am I using it for this one-off script? Hell yeah.
Paired with beautifulsoup, this parses out data from the <main> container of an html page that I need information from:
```
sets = [
(lambda t: (
cleaned := t.text.strip().split('\n'),
{cleaned[1].strip(): cleaned[0]}
))(tag)[1]
for tag in main.find_all("a")
if "\n" in tag.text
]
```
You didn't ask, but you're welcome.
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habr (@habr@zhub.link)
Три вечера, три круга ада и один MVP: как я создал анализатор памяти игры с помощью бесплатных чат-моделей
В эпоху ИИ-хайпа многие обещают, что теперь кодить не нужно — достаточно «поговорить» с моделью. Автор решил проверить это на практике: за три вечера, используя только бесплатные версии Claude и Qwen, он создал прототип приложения для мониторинга игровых событий в реальном времени через чтение памяти процесса Royal Quest. Путь оказался тернистым: от неактуальных логов и зашифрованного трафика — к CheatEngine, Wine на macOS, PyInstaller и проблемам с кодировкой. Чат-модели помогли быстро сгенерировать ядро приложения, реализовать экспорт в JSON/TXT и даже простой дашборд, но каждая итерация сопровождалась багами, потерей контекста и переписыванием кода с нуля. Делюсь честным опытом: где ИИ действительно ускорил разработку, а где превратил её в бесконечный цикл «запрос → правка → провал». В финале — практические рекомендации: как структурировать проект для ИИ, сохранять контекст и избегать типичных ловушек. Результат — рабочий MVP, открытый на GitHub, и убедительный вывод: ИИ — мощный соавтор, но пока ещё не замена внимательному разработчику.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/986188/
#AI #Память #Python #Royal_Quest #memory_management #cheat_engine
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treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)
Python Tip #17 (of 365):
Avoid using the "in" operator on lists... especially large lists!
Consider this code: https://pym.dev/p/2aayq/
That code performs 2 containment checks for each item in a list OR in a set.
The version that uses a list for the containment checks takes over a second to run.
The version that makes a set and performs containment checks on the set takes milliseconds to run.
(1/2)🧵
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helix2301 (@helix2301@twit.social)
My First Python Coding Tutorial - https://youtu.be/gnstHUEbMRI?si=weeAH40ctKrFWEs0 #pythonlearning #coding #programming #python
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