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21.11.2025 19:38
dougortiz (@dougortiz@mastodon.social)

Want to build AI Agents but tired of paid APIs? 🤖

I'm building a "LangChain for Beginners" series that runs 100% locally and free via Google Colab. No OpenAI keys required.

Live now:
1️⃣ Local LLM Setup
2️⃣ Adding Memory
3️⃣ RAG (Chat with PDFs)
4️⃣ Web Search Tools

Coming soon:5️⃣ & 6️⃣ Building Autonomous Agents & Assistants.

Watch the playlist:link.illustris.org/2SutiH




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21.11.2025 19:35
reanguiano (@reanguiano@tilde.zone)

The Apache Software Foundation is hiring a Senior Software Engineer for security-focused python contract work. Please boost.

Details: indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=The-Apa

#python #getfedihired #remotework




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21.11.2025 19:30
hugovk (@hugovk@mastodon.social)

I've updated the python.org/downloads/ page:

Added download links to the active Python versions table. Before, you had to hunt for the one you wanted in the table below.

They're redirect links, so, for example, python.org/downloads/latest/py goes to python.org/downloads/release/p and python.org/downloads/latest/py goes to python.org/downloads/release/p

Could be handy for your docs, if you want to point people to the latest, say, 3.12.





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21.11.2025 19:16
ebokify (@ebokify@mastodon.social)

Becoming a Data Analyst requires a mix of technical, analytical, and storytelling skills.
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21.11.2025 19:12
ebokify (@ebokify@mastodon.social)

Mastering Machine Learning starts with understanding its core algorithms.

This cheatsheet covers supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning — along with key practices like normalization, evaluation metrics, and model tuning.

A must-have for anyone building predictive or intelligent systems.

📕 ebokify.com/machine-learning





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21.11.2025 19:01
susam (@susam@mastodon.social)

I was asked over IRC if my cosine-powered Fizz Buzz could be a one-liner. Of course it can:

printf 'from math import cos, pi\nfor n in range(1, 20):\n print([n, "Fizz", "Buzz", "FizzBuzz"][round(11/15 + (2/3) * cos(2*pi*n/3) + (4/5) * (cos(2*pi*n/5) + cos(4*pi*n/5)))])' | python3





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21.11.2025 18:40
bilko (@bilko@mcr.wtf)

I have spent an unproductive afternoon wrestling with #tkinter in #Python. I don't think I've ever used such an unfriendly layout manager.




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21.11.2025 18:34
hamatti (@hamatti@mastodon.world)

Also check out the other talks from the playlist at youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGN

#Python #PyConFi




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21.11.2025 18:16
post (@post@sh.itjust.works)

Fun easter egg in Python 3.12 release notes

sh.itjust.works/post/50221633




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21.11.2025 18:04
peterdrake (@peterdrake@mstdn.social)

TIL in #python,

str(None) == repr(None) == 'None'

but if you evaluate None interactively in a repl nothing is printed.




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21.11.2025 17:22
aelspire (@aelspire@aelspire.info)

I've noticed that you can make #QtWebEngine act as a simple web browser with a very thin wrapper written in #Python using #PySide.

It might help me to be more conscious about my internet usage, which is something I want to achieve since a long time.

So, I've committed such crime: https://codeberg.org/Aelspire/pyquefa-browser

I'm sorry!




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21.11.2025 16:19
JGraber (@JGraber@mastodon.social)

Friday #306: A PDF Bot With -

pythonfriday.dev/2025/11/306-a




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