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05.12.2025 16:45
YesJustWolf (@YesJustWolf@hachyderm.io)

@CGM I see good in this: new and useful powers for #Python.

I see bad in this: a thing we knew about for a long time, present elsewhere, why so long coming?

I see neutral in this: things that can be provided by libraries instead of directly in the language should absolutely start in a library. If they earn a spot in the language itself, great.

I see sad in this: these words make it sound like #TCL is ahead and Python is behind overall. That doesn’t match my opinion or personal experience. Absolutely agree on this particular feature. And also I have stated many times "there is no best language", just choices more or less cost-effective for the problem at hand.

For the problems I’ve faced, with the tools I’ve had available, Python has been a more cost-effective choice than TCL the majority of the time. From your words, I took that you prefer TCL. Nothing wrong with that!

#LanguageDesign #TailCallOptimization




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05.12.2025 16:32
mattesilver (@mattesilver@101010.pl)

What's the point of having `writelines` function, if it doesn't write lines?

```
>>> help(io.TextIOWrapper.writelines)
Help on method_descriptor:

writelines(self, lines, /) unbound _io._IOBase method
Write a list of lines to stream.

Line separators are not added, so it is usual for each of the
lines provided to have a line separator at the end.
```

#python




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05.12.2025 16:22
MichelPatrice (@MichelPatrice@jasette.facil.services)

Just a random thought I had this morning. Do I pronounce #Python the french way, my native language, or the english way?

I am realizing this morning that I have read and wrote the word Python, but I have never spoken it out loud and probably never heard it being spoken out loud.

To me, this word is solely a word of the written world of internet.

#randomthought #language




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05.12.2025 16:14
alexzap (@alexzap@mastodon.social)



Univariate Time Series Forecasting with MOGPTK

Uncertainty Estimation in Multi-Output Gaussian Processes (MOGP) with Variational Inference

👇
medium.com/python-in-plain-eng





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05.12.2025 15:20
developpez (@developpez@piaf.stilobique.com)

✏️️ Django 6, le framework web gratuit et open source basé sur Python, est disponible, avec la prise en charge intégrée de la norme CSP ainsi qu'un framework de tâches intégré pour les tâches en arrière-plan....

🔗 Lire l'article sur Developpez.com: python.developpez.com/actu/378

#️⃣ #Informatique #Python




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05.12.2025 14:30
pyladiescon (@pyladiescon@fosstodon.org)

📣 Sponsor talk: @microsoft is speaking at #PyLadiesCon! 💜🐍

Dingding Lu & Patty Chow will explore OSS DocumentDB & Azure PostgreSQL for building enterprise applications!

Intermediate level. Learn how to use these tools!

#PyLadiesCon #PyLadies #Python





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05.12.2025 14:30
hn50 (@hn50@social.lansky.name)

Show HN: Tacopy – Tail Call Optimization for Python

Link: github.com/raaidrt/tacopy
Discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4

#python




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05.12.2025 14:15
w (@w@bolha.tube)

TOPLAP Stream for Palestine November 2025 - taconi

bolha.tube/w/p4haitUaYt4SM4V6K




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05.12.2025 14:14
papajohn (@papajohn@sfba.social)

Content warning:Advent of Code 2025 Day 5 Spoilers


Fun fact: the first whiteboard code interview question I was asked at Facebook way back in 2013 involved range merging.

As does today's problem. I did Part 1 without knowing Part 2, obviously, and wrote it as a simple linear search which is totally fine given how small the dataset is.

But seeing Part 2, I did the merging first, and then went back and used Python's excellent `bisect` package to more efficiently implement Part 1. If you don't know the algorithm for merging overlapping ranges, this is a good opportunity to memorize it 🙃

github.com/biesnecker/aoc-anyh

#AdventOfCode #AdventOfCode2025 #python





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05.12.2025 14:07
pytexas (@pytexas@fosstodon.org)

🚨 #CFP Deadline: Dec 7 🚨

Only 2 days left to submit your talk proposal for #PyTexasConference2026!

#Python talks, lessons learned, etc — all welcome.

Apply now → pytexas.org/2026





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05.12.2025 14:06
laurentabbal (@laurentabbal@mastodon.social)

🕹️ 24 jours de /
Jour 5: 24jdpp.forge.apps.education.fr
Pour des activités en classe, pour ceux qui veulent découvrir Pyxel et/ou se préparer pour la Nuit du Code (www.nuitducode.net).





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05.12.2025 14:01
PythonPeak (@PythonPeak@mastodon.social)

Python Collections Abc Mapping

collections.abc.Mapping for custom dictionaries
Implement dictionary-like behavior

youtube.com/watch?v=Ysmo_tJs1fg




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