alnotz (@alnotz@toot.gnous.eu)
J'exploite encore rarement UV pour les projets en Python.
Il faudra que refasse le tour des successeurs à NPM pour les projets en JavaScript. 🤔
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tedi (@tedi@infosec.exchange)
From Go and Dart to Python: The Async Awakening: https://blog.devgenius.io/from-go-and-dart-to-python-the-async-awakening-9c0c2a1e9010
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ginimod (@ginimod@mastodon.social)
Pour finaliser 2025, une synthèse graphique de mon travail de documentation de la Culture Stellaire Arawak avec mon projet #GrapheStellar (#python). Grosse avancée de la v0.3 avec l'intégration de #StarPlot pour la production des cartes.
La carte Lokono HD
https://www.inimod.org/graphestellar/maps/lokono.png
Les astérimes Lokono connus sont visibles dans #Stellarium, c'est triste de constater la perte de 22 astérismes dont il reste pour certains des mythes et pour d'autres que leur nom.
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bmaxv (@bmaxv@noc.social)
#python on time for new years eve I'm looking at date and time stuff again.
Infuriating.
Can't compare dates because timezone stuff.
Repeating event date is defined in the past, event would happen next week, but can't be searched for, has to be calculated.
I hate that format so much.
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mblayman (@mblayman@mastodon.social)
On this Learn Python By Example video, you'll get a look at list operations in #Python.
Check it out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhZCkdSM85E
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markstos (@markstos@urbanists.social)
Searching PyPI for an API client for Ghost, I found this anti-patttern result where there was no up-to-date client library for humans, yet someone had built a library for MCP access by LLMs.
The MCP library still needed all that programmatic access, so it included and basic API client internally with no meaningful test suite or documentation of it own.
It's a dystopian future when the only choices are LLM solutions that *might work sometimes* vs reliable direct-access libraries!
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PythonPeak (@PythonPeak@mastodon.social)
What is the difference between == and is in Python?
The == operator compares the values of two objects, checking if they are equal. The is operator compares the identity of two objects, checking if they are the same object in memory. Use == for value comparison, use is for identity comparison, like checking if a variable is None.
#pythoninterview #pythonequality #pythonidentity #python==vsis #pythonjobprep #pythoncodinginterview #pythonpeak #pyth...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkbdRLr6n7Q
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pvergain (@pvergain@kolektiva.social)
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December 2025 newsletter - 2025 year in review, community widgets showcase
We’ve done a significant redesign of the Grist Help Center (https://support.getgrist.com/) home to our support and developer documentation.
This has been another productive collaboration with Emmanuel Pelletier https://github.com/manuhabitela) !
# GrainJS
We’ve also done some work on the documentation for GrainJS (,https://gristlabs.github.io/grainjs/) a light web framework upon which Grist is built.
GrainJS ( https://github.com/gristlabs/grainjs) always been there, but now you can better understand the frontend powering your spreadsheets – only 30kb and dependency-free!
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#grist #logiciellibre #database #web #dinum #javascript #python
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pyconde (@pyconde@fosstodon.org)
Happy New Year!
Here’s to a clear, inspiring start to 2026 — the year we meet again in Darmstadt.
See you soon. 🎆
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emilyselect (@emilyselect@mastodon.social)
R言語入門4～Googleコラボラトリで学ぶ Rでのグラフの描き方
#Python #r入門 #r言語 #どっちがいい #プログラミング #ベクトル #学院 #情報 #早大 #早稲田大学 #早稲田大学高等学院 #R言語基礎・入門 #R言語基礎・入門 #Python #r入門 #r言語 #どっちがいい #プログラミング #ベクトル #学院 #情報 #早大 #早稲田大学 #早稲田大学高等学院
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technokrat (@technokrat@rollenspiel.social)
#100DaysOfCode Day 9 - crypt-zip: added a second level of encrypting. While zipping the archive files is getting a ZC1 encryption, but not sure if it’ll make any sense… will tesr it. The benchmark does not seem to be much impressed by the additional encryption… some milli seconds.
I also had an idea for the next coding challenge. I‘m between fluid simulation and a short text-adventue for my 8years old daughter from scratch.
#coding #python
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ed_blackburn (@ed_blackburn@hachyderm.io)
Regrettably, this toot represents much of my own Python experience. I’ve ~20 years of OOP experience in C# and Java, and have been gravely disappointed by by how often OO is applied in Python where it isn’t necessary; and how poorly it’s implemented when it is. What I see instead is awkward use of classes masquerading as namespaces, inheritance for reuse, and unnecessary complexity through heavy abstractions. Python lends itself so well to behaviour in functions and data in dataclasses. First-order function with type aliases callables and @final decorator to seal classes is far simpler and results in far less code. Listen to @lxsameer 👍
https://mastodon.social/@lxsameer/115813578278804507
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