2026-03-21 06:07:01
#Steady #Klimacrew
#BahnMonitor-Projekt: 7. Zufall ist nicht gleich Zufall. 🤭
Nach der Verspätungsmeldung kommt ein Wissenshäppchen. Der
#Steady #Klimacrew
#BahnMonitor-Projekt: 7. Zufall ist nicht gleich Zufall. 🤭
Nach der Verspätungsmeldung kommt ein Wissenshäppchen. Der
> #Python Stable ABI
> makes extensions unstable (they start segfaulting)
https://github.com/pikepdf/pikepdf/issues/723#issuecomment-4507472913
Läufer knipste Python - Würgeschlange mitten in der Steiermark gesichtet #News #Nachrichten
from my link log —
Plotnine: grammar of graphics for Python.
https://plotnine.org/
saved 2026-04-20 https://dotat.at/:/96VP8.html…
Wer heute auf der #bibliocon26 noch etwas Hands-On-Erfahrung mit Python und SRU- und SPARQL-Schnittstellen im Bibliotheks- bzw. #GLAM -Sektor sammeln möchte, den könnte folgendes Hands-on Lab (Raum 14, 16:30-18:30) interessieren:
Very smart of Pantages Theater in Hollywood advertising with the RenFair in Los Angeles. I bought tix immediately. 😁
✅ Monty Python's Spamalot - Mar 24-Apr 12, 2026 - Pantages Theater, Hollywood
https://www.broadwayinhollywood.com/events/detail/spamalot
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How to get a package removed from #Gentoo?
1. Add a new #NIH dependency.
2. The dependency turns out to use coherent.build. Nightmare! Oh, wait, apparently coherent.build generates source distributions that use flit.core (understandable; coherent.build is unusable).
3. The dependency depends on chardet (the project famous for GPL copywashing). Okay, technically it works with the older version, and the dependency is optional with poor person's fallback, so I guess it would be fine.
4. But hey, this package is not used by anything, and the last package using it in Gentoo was removed in 2020, after not being touched for 4 years already. Also, that package is not maintained upstream since 2017, so I guess there's negligible risk of it ever coming back.
#Python
«YubiKey Manager — Sicherheitslücke ermöglicht Ausführung untergeschobenen Codes:
Yubico warnt vor einer Suchpfad-Schwachstelle im YubiKey Manager, libfido2 und python-fido2. Updates korrigieren die Fehler.»
Eine IT-Security Meldung die wirklich sicher ist und Updates nun wirklich sofort vor dem Wochenende gemacht werden müssen.
🔐
from my link log —
Nornir: an automation framework in Python.
https://nornir.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
saved 2020-03-23 https://dotat.a…
Meanwhile, on the Python/Django side of life… Over the past few evenings I’ve made numerous updates and bug fixes to my reusable, pluggable, multi-user/multi-group task assignment system for Django. Live on the demo site and installable now. Hope it’s useful!
https://django-todo.org/
for no particular reason whatsoever, I've updated my guide on how to measure #Python coverage across GitHub Action containers without an external service (*cough* Codecov *cough*)
https://hynek.me/articles/ditch-codeco
RE: https://seattle.pink/@mxchara/116750125454729237
The fact that (so far) Python is in the lead makes me sad.
Python is unfit for system administration. You’ll only convince me otherwise when every fucking Python program doesn’t need its own bespoke …
Always appreciate #Python package developers being responsible about API stability, and… [checks notes]… raising the major version number over a "minor API tweak", then delaying the release until a security fix demanded one.
#packaging
from my link log —
Someone’s been messing with Python’s floating point subnormals!
https://moyix.blogspot.com/2022/09/someones-been-messing-with-my-subnormals.html
saved 2022-09-06
Yesterday I discovered endlessh (https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh), which is a tarpit for those SSH login guessing bots. I made a little Python script that filters its logs and gives me some stats.
It's a lot of fun to see them get trapped, and I'm also having fun looking up from which count…
Bookmarked: Phillip B. Ströbel: Von der Pythia zu Python. Einführung in die Programmierung für die Geschichtsforschung #Jupyter
Here is a quine in #lean
def main : IO Unit := do
let s := "\n IO.print (\"def main : IO Unit := do\\n let s := \" s.quote s)\n"
IO.print ("def main : IO Unit := do\n let s := " s.quote s)
S is code to print the preamble P, then S quoted and then S.
If you want to test it, make sure there is a newline at the end of the file because S ends in "\n".
#Python:
s = '\nprint("s = " repr(s) s)'
print("s = " repr(s) s)
2/2
Someone in another country apparently gave their students the task to reproduce one of our studies but gave them no guidance on how to do it 😬 I'm really sorry, not-my-students but I can't give you individual tutoring on experimental methods, data analysis, Python and statistics this week. Sorry your prof sucks 🙃 #academicChatter
I'm exploring installing R and other stuff on Windows for planning teaching, and I found an answer to a question I didn't know I needed to ask: Don't install R, RStudio, Python, Julia etc on OneDrive
https://tclark89.github.io/quarto-blog/posts/2022-09-20-…
Har scriptat upp en oöverskådlig excelfil med hjälp av python. Alltså - att köra en mönsterigenkänning först och sedan normalisera svar gör 5 heldagars arbete möjligt att göra på 2 timmar (debugg i Lumo dock).
Nu kan jag lägga 2 timmar på att dubbelkolla att scriptet inte gjort fel - det sköna är att om fel finns är det systematiskt och då kan jag sluta söka vid ett enda fel.
Jag känner mig faktiskt cool just nu
@… thanks!
Marimo OSS Python Notebook RCE: From Disclosure to Exploitation in Under 10 Hours | Sysdig — <https://www.
I know #Replit bills itself as a #vibecoding platform these days, but I opened it for a quick Python REPL and couldn't figure out for the life of me how to bypass the #AI prompt.
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anyone out there who could look at how I'm trying to build pyemscripten wheels for argon2-cffi? at 71 million downloads per month I suspect there might be some demand for wasm wheels, but I've never used any of this so I'm just reading blog posts and guessing
https://github.com/hynek/argon2-cffi-b
I have just published a new bug fixes minor release for #Diaphora, version 3.4.1.
https://github.com/joxeankoret/diaphora/releases/tag/3.4.1
»Hey, KI! Bestimmt erinnerst du dich noch an die 150.000 Zeilen Code, die du mir vor so sieben, acht Monaten mal in Python vibecoded hast? Der müsste jetzt bitte auf das neue API angepasst werden. Und wenn du eh schon dabei bist: portiere das doch alles auch gleich noch von Python nach Rust.« 🤡 #justthinkin
A lot of open source projects take care to preserve compatibility with the past, so that changes do not break the projects of existing users.
But then there are others. In my list of "damn the past, full speed ahead on incompatible changes!!" are my most recent encounters:
- Python (not only was the Python 2 abandonment unforgivable and cost many of us a lot of useless conversion work, but the versions of Python 3 seem to change from one to the next to the degree that…
Noch ein paar der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
„Copy Fail“: Linux-root in allen großen Distributionen mit 732 Byte Python
Video tutorials for modern ideas and open source tools. #python
Hey, ASCIIquarium was ported from Perl to Python! https://pypi.org/project/asciiquarium/
wtf does everytime a new v of #python is rolled out in linux distros, all virtual envs break, and i do have to rebuild them manually. we're now 13 minor versions since py v2.7 and everything became worse since then. i have a stable app, and if python would not fuck up this i would not have to touch it in a decade, but because of this, i feel like i'm in the java ecosystem where work is gener…
Squash Bug War Casualty Report: Adults 0, Egg Pods 0.
No enemy contact, but I know they are out there, it’s like they are taunting me . . .
“Hallo, you tiny-brained gardener! You frighten no one! Today we did not come, because we did not feel like it!”
#gardening #oklahoma
httpx2 has proper API docs and intersphinx 🥲
now they just need to start using it themselves in their narrative docs 😅
https://github.com/hynek/stamina/commit/63663956d99aea06b8350293c0a7b12353793d12
Mir fehlte ein simples Tetris ohne Werbung, Irgendwas-Mode und Krimskrams. Geht (dank Python und der sehr praktischen pyGame-Library) auch ohne Vibecoding. Auch wenn's trivial ist: das Gefühl, selbst eine gute Lösung gefunden zu haben, wie sich etwas programmieren lässt, ist immer noch ein sehr gutes ;)
It strikes me that one of the things LLMs rob us of is the exact kind of serendipity that much of OSS relies on.
I was just looking something up on https://docs.python.org, which lead me to stumble on a line of documentation entirely irrelevant to what I was trying to do - But it caught my eye because…
So virtualenv solves the issue of brutal incompatibilities between python stuff (at the cost of huge amounts of diskspace), but the minute uwsgi comes into play, it is overboard and there is hardly any way to activate plugins for old python interpreters. #pythonwoes
Analysis: the share of entry-level hiring in India's tech sector fell to ~15% in 2025 from 28% in 2024 as companies shifted focus to AI and automation roles (Tanya Pandey/The Economic Times)
https://economictimes.i…
There's roughly two ways I've acquired skills in programming languages in the past: the "hard" way for writing code (e.g., "Learn Python the Hard Way"), and the "easy" way for learning to read a new programming language by skimming the language specs or leafing through a book on the topic (e.g., "The Supercollider Book").
I suppose there's a third way now for me: Reading up on software architecture design (e.g., stuff like "500 lines or less"), so that co-creation skills with large language models are improved?
For example, Yoav Rubin's article on "An Archaeology-Inspired Database" in 500 lines or less really made me think about Clojure in a new way.
Thoughts on this?
#AIResearch #Software #programming
> We introduce gpusnek, a fully functional Python interpreter ported to CUDA, enabling execution of arbitrary Python code directly on the GPU by running one whole interpreter on every CUDA core/thread. This is a tremendously bad idea, but for the duration of this paper we pretend that it is not
[Josef Dean in SIGBOVIK 2026]
I created a new repo/tool today to evaluate and collect the rapidly changing tooling configurations that everyone is trying to figure out (using statistical experimental design) I used Claude/Gastown to both make it and operate it and have some initial comparison data on opus/sonnet and Python/TS/Go etc. for a small test. I’d be happy for some github stars if people think it could be useful.
Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
„Copy Fail“: Linux-root in allen großen Distributionen mit 732 Byte Python
If uv is not available in a Python environment, you can still specify the versions using pylock.toml. We have described how to do this here: https://python-basics-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/libs/install.html#of-packages
I’m shocked I haven’t sold out PyTexas yet! What’s up Austin, I even got a fresh haircut! #Python
https://pretix.eu/pytexas/2026/
➡️ PyPI · The Python Package Index
#bookmarks
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A user at a client contacted me over what transpired to be them trying to install a python library on a machine (that didn’t have python installed) to run an AI tool at the direction of ChatGPT.
After *I* get it installed:
User: “Ok, how does it work?”
Me: 🤷🏻♀️ (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ “never seen it before”
whoah cyclopts sounds incredible! turn any python function into a command line script!!!!! if only it could run in a browser too :-) #NotAskingMuchObvs :)
Is it only me, or has the hashtag #Python converted in to a LinkedIn-like wave of marketing bullshit? I really like Python, and use it a lot, but this is becoming unbearable.
@… My PhD thesis literally was a bunch of Python classes. On some level. But that’s not the point of the thesis…
@… My PhD thesis literally was a bunch of Python classes. On some level. But that’s not the point of the thesis…
At work @…, we are testing a new format where everyone from the support team has a one on one with everyone else. I created a python script to create the combinations and dates. At home, I thought it would be nice to make it easier to use and get back into learning Vue. I re-created the script as a tiny web app: MatchICS.
You enter a list of entities (people, t…
Yes, please reinvent more wheels by rewriting #Python logic in #RustLang. What could possibly go wrong?!
https://github.com/awolverp/cachebox/issues/51
For a tool I'm writing I need to do some web searches from time to time. Mostly from Python. What can I use without having to buy/get an API key? Anything as of today that still works?
Here’s my part in the great nogil/free-threading endeavor: build-and-inspect-python-package now will optionally add 3.14t and 3.15t to the generated matrix if a package indicates to support 3.14 or 3.15!
https://github.com/hynek/build-and-inspect-python-package…
#TGIQF: „Das Leben des Brian“ — Das Quiz rund zu Monty Pythons Filmklassiker
Die Komödie "Das Leben des Brian" sorgte 1979 für reichlich Gelächter und kirchliche Pikiertheit. Wir würdigen den Monty-Python-Klassiker mit einem Quiz.
from my link log —
A simple Daikon-style runtime invariant miner for Python.
https://rahul.gopinath.org/post/2026/05/09/simple-invariant-miner/
saved 2026-05-15
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#Steady #Klimacrew
„Wie sieht denn Deine #Bubble bei #Mastodon aus?“
Diese Frage wurde mir …
Here’s stamina 26.1.0, my opinionated #Python retry package, that now supports more than 1024 retries for the cases when you need A LOT of stamina: https://github.com/hynek/stamina/releases/tag/26…
why can't a minor version change not be goddamn backward compatible ffs.
#python
@… I gave this thing a try today... 😉
https://codeberg.org/jjg/paxton
The state of #security these days: #Python #virtualenv package now includes SHA256 sums of their bundled wheels, declaring that it protects against "supply-chain compromise". Because obviously there are so many attack vectors that permit you to alter a .whl file but not the .py file in the same directory.
No, I'm not saying verifying checksum makes no sense, because indeed it can save some pain if fs is damaged somehow. However, calling this a "security" feature is a misnomer at best, and openly giving people false sense of security at worst.
A medical student reverse-engineered AI tools used by medical colleges on suspicion they were filtering his applications, highlighting AI-driven hiring concerns (Todd Feathers/Wired)
https://www.wired.com/story/he-couldnt-land-a-job-interview-was-ai-to-blame/
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Should I learn #pico8 or #tic80? I am thinking to learn tic80 because it supports more platforms to support my game on. At the same time pico8 runs better on my powkiddy v90 handheld where I do want my games to run on.
I know python so I think I can learn lua for pico8 or tic80. As well as the other fu…
i'm so fucking sick of it
i've got ONE extremely simple and extremely explicit contribution rule/brown m&m test: do not delete the PR checklist
since i'm busy getting structlog out, I’ve let the attrs bug tracker a bit off the leash
go & count for yourself how many PRs opened in the past month followed that instruction.
(and of course, this is not about bureaucracy; they violate many of the important items on that list)
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Maintainer friends of wheel-heavy #Python packages: do we already have some practical, standard way to automatically upload all the cibuildwheel output across all architectures? My current workflow is a) a pain in the ass and b) requires me to have one last PyPI upload token.
One of my strong suites in all the packaging work is the knowledge in my head.
"Why don't you write it down for others to benefit from, then?", you'd ask.
The thing is, this knowledge is basically "hot cache". I'm bumping hundreds of #Python packages in #Gentoo, so I remember stuff. And because of that, I can quickly notice some things or answer some questions.
If that were written down, the effort needed to find it would diminish all the gain. I mean, technically *it is* already written down, and the whole point is that I have it "cached".
Pablo Python nailed the Tim Apple impression #PyConUS
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Dynamic #Languages Faster and Cheaper in 13-Language #ClaudeCode Benchmark
https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/04/…
Now elementary-data has also been hit: for just under half a day, a malicious version 0.23.3 was available on PyPI, which had stolen credentials such as SSH keys, AWS login details, API tokens and wallet files. The attack was carried out via a script injection vulnerability in one of the GitHub Actions workflows. Cooldown helps protect against such attacks, as we have described here:
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I tried to get someone’s Python code to work and could not due to errors and I did a few searches and then gave up.
I could try using some AI chatbot bullshit to help me out but fuck that… it’s easier to just give up and walk away. Oh well.
It's always important to have a consistent #security policy.
For example, a policy of "If somebody filed a CVE, it's an important security issue, and we will fix it as such, no matter how meaningless the fix is. If nobody did, it's just a glorified bug fix, no matter how serious the bug was."
So we've just seen a #pip security release over "installing random packages can overwrite pip's files and pip can lazy-import some of them immediately afterwards", with a fix of "pip will no longer load them until you run it again" (leaving the underlying security issue of "any #Python package can override files installed by any other Python package" as intended behavior). As Eli Schwartz beautifully put it, you are not expected to be using the virtual environment; you should create it, install packages into it (at most once!), and then frame it and put it on the wall to admire.
Now we're seeing a "bug fix" for "malicious entry point names can write outside of virtual environment". If nobody filed a CVE, it's obviously not a security issue at all. At least upstream graced us with fixing it without correcting the spec to forbid that first.
https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/14000
I’d like to announce the most unlikely #Python package release:
service-identity 26.1.0, the best way to verify if a certificate is valid for a hostname, IP, or URI is out!
The main change is that we were able to switch from pyasn1 (thank you for more than a decade of great service! 🫡💛) to do everything within PyCA's cryptography.
The #Gentoo #Python 3.14 switch / 3.11 3.13t removal PR is green. Doing some final testing locally before merging it (one that involves 350 "merge wait" packages, what could possibly go wrong…).
https://codeberg.org/gentoo/gentoo/pulls/1031
1. Do random changes to cython-test-exception-raiser, and commit them as "initial code".
2. Move the extension module from the package directory into top-level "raiser.*.so", for no apparent reason.
3. Switch to CalVer, so that #Twisted newer upgrades to the new releases (it pins to <2).
4. I file a bug, because I'd like to finally remove the old version from #Gentoo.
#Python
> No significant changes.
Looks inside.
> Significant changes.
#Python