Si jamais il y a des experts en dev #macOS en #Python dans le coin (PyObjC), vous pouvez retrouver le code de ma tentative avortée d'utilisation de l'API ICC (Image Capture Core) sur GitHub:
https://github.com/wanadev/MacScan/
Si vous avez une idée de pourquoi ça merdouille je suis preneur 😅
Need some #help here understanding how code and especially #python code in general is "deployed" or maybe run is a better word for embedded systems.
The set-up is edge computing on a single board computer x86-64 running a common linux distro.
Are there any arguments utilizing docker and venv for when the device is set out in production?
My philosophy for this is the fewer layers we have the less resources are needed to run it, giving better performance in the end.
D'ailleurs pour l’acquisition d'image depuis les scanners 2D sous #Windows, on passe par l'API WIA native de ce système... Et j'en avais fait un article à l'époque :
https://blog.flozz.fr/2024/04/17/python-scanner-un-document-sous-windows-avec-lapi-wia/
Pour #macOS par contre j'ai jamais réussi à utiliser l'API native (ICC pour Image Capture Core) depuis #Python... J'ai dû bricoler avec du #Swift et de l' #ObjectiveC... 😅
Datadog is hiring Senior Software Engineer – IDE Integrations (VS Code & Cursor)
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Played around a bit with #Python this morning. Just a little script to track portfolio values and post interesting events to a message stream.
I always regret not having the opportunity to use Python in my professional life. It doesn't really excel at anything, but it's just such a great swiss army knife of a language.
Concise, readable, packed with neat little data manipulation features.
Python: Tprof, a Targeting Profiler
https://adamj.eu/tech/2026/01/14/python-introducing-tprof/
Oh, look, I’ve been tasked by the Executive Director of the Python Software Foundation with a secret mission to personally purchase (?) gift cards (??) for top performers (???) that I would be reimbursed for (????) after I sent the list of codes over email in a spreadsheet (?????).
This is an obvious scam attempt, those emails were never from Deb Nicholson, but I led the scammer on to see what was gonna happen. DON’T GET SCAMMED, PEOPLE!

Which DS/ML topic should I cover next (with code + a real dataset)?
For the related write-ups and past posts, you can also check my
https://medium.com/@hasanaligultekin
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#EuroPython in Kraków? Sweet!
#Python 🇵🇱
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Linus Torvalds, Vater von Linux-Kernel, taucht in die Welt des Vibe Coding ein! Mit Googles Antigravity AI erschafft er das Python-Tool AudioNoise – ein Audiovisualisierer für Gitarrenpedal-Effekte. Spaßprojekt erfolgreich, Kernel bleibt tabu. 🎸🐍💻 https://www.heise.de/news/Linus-Torvalds-wird-zum-Python-Vibe-Coder-11140648.html #Linux #Python #VibeCoding #KI #Newz
Sollte ein #LLM selbst entscheiden, wann es eine Funktion oder #API aufruft? In „LLM-Context und Tools“ zeigt Jean-Claude Brantschen genau dieses Muster – für präzisere Antworten.
👉 Guide + Code: https://javapro.io/de/llm-context-und-tools
#AIEngineering #Java #Python #Ollama #JAVAPRO @ollama

String Comparison Nightmare
Comparing Strings with 10 IF Statements?! Python Logic Horror! 😱
Why use one comparison when you can use ten? This code is peak inefficiency!
🚫 What NOT to do:
• Multiple if statements for simple comparisons
• Not using in operator or sets
• Repetitive conditionals
✅ The right way: if value in ['a', 'b', 'c']: or use a set
Python has better ways! This Code Crimes shows efficient comparison patterns.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCEVP4eKhyE