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Hi, everyone. My name is Jean. Looking to connect with people here! I will follow you back! :D
Recently finished a PhD in cybersecurity, but quit academia right away. I just can't work there lol. I work in data by day, but Im a fulltime human rights activist and have spoken at various fora against digital dictatorship and BigTech's regulatory capture. I am a socialist and I have been for awhile now. I am working closely with various grassroot movement particularly within the digital rights/labour space.
I am into FLOSS, #privacy and #humanrights. I have foul mouth and I own it. Outside of my activism, I enjoy walking my dog, Heidi, #vegan food, gaming, programming #python, #dadjokes and makeup.
#pleaseboost #boostswelcome #followfriday #followerpower #digitalrights #introduction #introductionfr #followme #ifollowback #womeninstem #retoot #Toots
Thank uuu
Hybrid MI Python: Build Multi-Platform Apps with Flet and Python
Flet is a framework powered by Flutter which enables building web, mobile, and desktop apps with Python. This beginner-friendly talk will show you how to bMeetup
I've been recently tinkering with #Python to build myself a better RSS feed experience with Youtube and GitHub feeds.
hamatti.org/posts/i-built-cust…
I built a custom RSS hydrator for better GitHub and Youtube feeds
Youtube and GitHub RSS/Atom feeds didn’t quite offer the experience I wanted so I built a web service that takes in a feed, hydrates its contents with more useful stuff and outputs a new feed.Juha-Matti Santala
Hi! I’m a software engineer with more than 15 years experience looking for my next role.
For the last 3 years, I’ve worked in a primarily #Erlang environment, but I really love #Elixir (and have professional experience with it), and I have a lot of #Python experience.
If you’re at #AllThingsOpen and hiring, DM me, and we can meet up.
Located near Washington, DC, USA. Remote preferred. Only authorized to work in USA.
#fedihired #MyElixirStatus #AllThingsOpen2024 #FunctionalProgramming
Our latest episode is a good one! Get hooked on pre-commit hooks with Stefanie Molin. We talk about what they are, why you want them, how to build them, how to debug them and much more. Enjoy! cc @mkennedy #python
talkpython.fm/episodes/show/48…
Pre-commit Hooks for Python Devs
Do you struggle to make sure your code is always correct before you check it in? What about your team members' code? That one person who never wants to run the linter? Tired of dealing with tons of conflicts and spurious git changes? You need git pre…talkpython.fm
We're ready to get started and excited to see you there!
#python#learnToCode#programmingForEveryone
Practical Python
This Python course is designed for the intermediate Python learner. Although we encourage the use of Visual Studio code, you may use any code environment that you choose. You may also use either mac or windows.Techopolis Courses
Application developers this month: What new features can I use in Python 3.13?
Open source library maintainers this month: What new features can I use in Python 3.9?
I wish that annotations in #Java-based languages where designed more like decorators in #Python.
It’s much more ergonomic to have decorators designed as functions/functors rather than static annotations.
The answer to the question “how do I get my @authenticate
decorator to run some custom logic before a decorated function is run in Python?“ is simply “create an authenticate
function which wraps your function“.
If the same question is asked for Java/Kotlin, the answer would be more like “extend a generic annotation interceptor/processor, usually provided through an external framework, or coded and managed by yourself, configure it with the accepted annotation interfaces, and implement the process
method“.
The whole idea that a decorator ought to be an interface with no business logic attached rather than an abstraction that exposes a functional interface has severely limited the adoption of an otherwise powerful programming feature. And it has forced many projects to reinvent the pattern of the custom annotation interceptor many times over.
Final version is very similar, but decided to hide the cursor. Now I use the hand that extends from the 1st socket like a cursor, instead of having it offset behind the cursor as before.
Thank you all for the feedback, specially
mechadense
&
lisa44Yes (handles from X). Feels and looks better. #Python #nodeeditor
Been actually working on other things but had an idea for another variant yesterday and didn't want to waste it (already in Nodezator's dev branch).
This time the cursor is a baseball #Python #nodeeditor
No guys, hear me out, we might be onto something here! What about tracking eyes that become happy when the connection is reached out? (also in Nodezator's dev branch)
In Nodezator's dev branch: changed the magnetic sockets feature to make it closer to what I envisioned originally: the nodes had hands and would help you by grabbing the new connection for you.
The hands are CC0 assets from the excellent
@kenneynl
can anyone comment on what it's like to use @textualize interfaces as a #blind / Low Vision person?
I'd be seriously tempted to start writing my CLI tools in #python if I could make TUIs that worked decently for the visually impaired too.
I just retired #Python 2.7 from #Fedora Rawhide. This concludes a transition we started 10+ years ago.
I wrote a tutorial on how to make your own programming language (a lisp) using python:
I've been wishing I had a tool that could take an arbitrary date/datetime string and spit out the strptime/strftime format string needed to parse it.
Last week I decided to make such a tool and added a couple additional features that I hadn't realized I wanted until I was making it.
The tool to bookmark is at pym.dev/strptime 🔖
Details on how it works here 👇
treyhunner.com/2024/08/find-th…
Quickly find the right datetime format code for your date
I often find myself with a string representing a date and time and the need to create a format string that will parse this string into a datetime …treyhunner.com
codeberg.org/solidcharity/nc_f…
«Damit die Attacke gelingt, muss allerdings Python auf dem Zielgerät installiert sein. Daher sind in erster Linie Softwareentwickler und Poweruser anfällig für diese Sicherheitslücke.»
— oder Schüler, die an die Materie "Programmierung" herangeführt werden. Potentiell mögliche Opfer also
#Whatsapp-Sicherheitslücke erlaubt Skript-Ausführung | heise online heise.de/news/Whatsapp-Sicherh… #Bug #MetaPlatforms #Python
Whatsapp-Sicherheitslücke erlaubt Skript-Ausführung
Eine Sicherheitslücke in WhatsApp für Windows erlaubt das Versenden von Programm-Anhängen, die beim Öffnen direkt ohne Vorwarnung starten.Ulrich Schmitz (heise online)
🐍🔐 Python lockfiles are back!
Read @brettcannon's new PEP 751 – "A file format to list Python dependencies for installation reproducibility":
Discuss it:
discuss.python.org/t/pep-751-l…
PEP 751: lock files (again)
This was all last discussed in Lock files, again (but this time w/ sdists!) . Probably the biggest change since the initial post of that topic is adding support for per-package locking instead of only per-file locking (it’s explained in the PEP what …Discussions on Python.org
This ends a decade of using projects such as gbulb that kindly bridged that gap.
asyncio integration with support to await Gio async functions (!189) · Merge requests · GNOME / pygobject · GitLab
This adds a simple asyncio event loop integration for GLib that only works on unix. For a comparison with other integrations, seeGitLab
See you then over at twitch.tv/ic_null and youtube.com/@blindlycoding #goingLive #twitch #youtube #selfPromo
You can now watch the talk on "The Perfect Python Project" that I gave on Saturday at North Bay Python on YouTube. Please share and enjoy. youtube.com/watch?v=kcfERM6fcg…
"The Perfect Python Project" - Glyph (Nbpy2024)
Glyphhttps://pretalx.northbaypython.org/nbpy-2024/talk/RYQVSHDo you want to create a Python project?Do you want it to be good?There have been lots of talks a...YouTube
(stream): So how accessible are (Jupyter) notebooks for screen reader users?
Hi all, Accessibility is one of those topics that is often ignored until it’s too late, at times deliberately, and at other times completely by accident.Jupyter Community Forum
Tab Support Request · Issue #2798 · psf/black
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I run an accessibility-based organization (https://github/com/grafeasgroup, https://reddit.com/r/transcribersofreddit) and we would li...GitHub
Do you remember a couple of weeks ago when I complained that a very large #python contribution to #inkscape was poorly formatted and I felt embarrassed about pushing back and asking them to run a linter over it?
Yeah I'm not fucking embarrassed now, I'm furious. 🤬
Update: Apparently they meant a small section of it was, not the whole MR. I'm annoyed, but I'll have to take them at their word.
#llm #oss #foss #mergerequest
Nothing like a portable, cross-platform #Python setup script:
```
subprocess.check_call('git clone /[redacted].git]https://gitlab.com/[redacted]/[redacted].git /tmp/[redacted]', shell=True)
```
📢La convocatoria de envío de propuestas para #PyConLatam24 ya está abierta.🎉
No pierdas la oportunidad de ser ponente en La conferencia de las personas desarrolladoras de #Python de toda Latinoamérica?
¡Envía tu propuesta! 👇
papercall.io/pyconlatam24
Here is a blog post with links and references to accompany my closing keynote today at #PyConUS , on stories from a few years working on #Python packaging.
harihareswara.net/posts/2024/r…
Links and References For My PyCon US Keynote
Today I’m giving the closing keynote address at PyCon US 2024, sharing “Untold stories from six years working on Python packaging.”I aim to post a fuller transcript with slides within the next several weeks.Cogito, Ergo Sumana
Love Python packaging? Hate Python packaging? FEAR Python packaging?
This talk was made for you, with 💜 , by our Executive Director and Founder, @leahawasser
You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll walk away inspired and empowered to tackle anything Python packaging throws at you. We promise.