schmonz.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
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This governance work by @pyladies is truly top notch. The evolution of their governance as the project grows and matures is exactly the way a #FOSS community should operate.
https://pyladies.com/blog/A-New-Era-of-Transparency/transparency/
Having optimized a fair bit of stuff, the current paper cut I want to solve is having to constantly update things like:
- pnpm version in Node (and keeping it aligned with other developers and the build process)
- pip and python especially as it seems to leave you in situations where you have pip and pip3... I would love one python in total, please
Anyone solved this stuff gracefully?
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Hey #python folks -- what's everyone's favorite python profiling tools these days? My goal is to capture data during a run so I can shove it in a flamegraph and identify where the actual bottlenecks are.
Thanks!
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Once again I demonstrate that I do not know how to use social media, not even Mastodon. Let me try that again properly with the relevant metadata: I have done my first post-ZeroVer release of #DBXS, an #OpenSource #Python raw #SQL #database access library. If that collection of hashtags seems interesting to you, perhaps check it out!
GitHub Actions is dropping Intel macOS by November.
(Cirrus dropped it in Dec 2022, CircleCI in June 2024, Travis CI dropped all(!) macOS in April, and Anaconda last week.)
CPython has dropped it to tier 2. What does this mean to you? Not too much; we still support it, produce installers, CI failures block releases.
It means we only test on buildbots and failures must be fixed/reverted within 24h rather than immediately.
https://discuss.python.org/t/dropping-intel-mac-to-tier-2/102100
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@glyph @hynek it'd be interesting IMO to see the breakdown of how many people use YouTube by level of experience. My hypothesis is that there's a (positive) correlation between level of experience and preference for written documentation over video documentation - I think videos are reasonably well suited for tutorials (if you are the type of person who can learn from a video at all) but poorly suited for the reference documentation that more experienced devs are more likely to use.
Okay so I am putatively a #Python #ThoughtLeader ™ so perhaps I should go through and give this a non-jokey read-through, and share some impressions: https://lp.jetbrains.com/python-developers-survey-2024/
I really appreciate that they do these every year.
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I created a simple Python CLI program to easily add configurable watermark text to an image or directory of images.
Re: https://lgbtqia.space/@alice/114988947359085193
Here's the #Codeberg repo: https://codeberg.org/alicewatson/watermarker
There is probably one line of #Python that I type more than any other (nontrivial) line:
`HERE = Path(__file__).parent`
This is obscenely useful for scripts or small projects but I find myself using it in projects of more appreciable size, too?
Asking for an opinion from all my #python friends. The non-work Python project I'm developing has a few places where I need to find the most recent text above the current position that matches a #regex. I can either:
- Require the non-standard regex module (https://pypi.org/project/regex/) which has a REVERSE flag
- Create a "match all the things from the beginning, but then only use the one whose match.start() is before the current position
The first is clearly cleaner, but requires users to add one more module (they're already needing to add two others for different stuff in the program). The second is a tad kludgy, slower (but only by maybe a tenth of a second), but requires no additional includes.
Opinions? Strong opinions? First-hand experience with the regex module?
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Okay, so, fans of the #TwistedFramework help me out here:
I am mucking around with writing a simple new thing that, in order to have type annotations that aren't *completely* useless, needs to deal with the fact that Protocol and Factory aren't annotated.
But adding annotations makes the entire framework notice that the pattern of paired-Protocol-and-Factory subclasses are inherently LSP violations, because .protocol and .factory are writable attributes and thus invariant.