Ever considered getting a local first Prompt Refiner helper? Want to spend some time in a thinking place with a retro 80s Terminal UI? well, now Promptsmith-cli has a Homebrew Tap so you can lower the amount of "things" to install to your macOS and as before, the Windows version is just a zip away. https://github.com/pr0z4k/promptsmith-cli #tui #python #PromptEngineering
New article on goose typing in Python (yes, that's actually a thing).
You can duck typing WHILE type checking.
How does visualization in Plotly differ from Seaborn
https://datascienceplus.com/how-does-visualization-in-plotly-differ-from-seaborn/
#Python Friday #343: Abstract Base Classes
In support of adding spartan:// support to #Rogallo, Sybaritic: an async client library for the protocol for Python.
https://blog.davep.org/2026/08/07/sybaritic-a-spartan-protocol-library-for-python.html
#spartan #SpartanProtocol #SmallWeb #smolweb #python #programming
#astronomy #data
This double skymap poster will soon decorate my appartment.
Stereographic projection, with constellation lines, constellation boundaries, names of brightest stars, Sun's path, and brightest Messier objects.
Powered by #Python.
Also comes in portrait version. PDF and svg files freely available on my website.
Since the stereographic projection is found in planispheric astrolabes, I wanted to go further and add a moving part, to be pinned at the center of either map.
With the horizon curve you can set the date and local time, and use it as a rotating sky map, to find the rising and setting times for the Sun and stars, time of meridian crossing of stars, and highest elevation.
The horizon curve must be computed according to local latitude ; on this page you'll find the necessary material. Don't know how to use an astrolabe? I also wrote a user guide (in french).
Hope you enjoy it!
https://www.astrolabe-science.fr/carte-ciel-nord-sud-affiche/
Software Understanding in the Sciences is Really Uneven https://lobste.rs/s/rn8uva #practices #python #science
🐍 We're thrilled to announce Guido van Rossum, creator of Python, as the Closing Keynote/Fireside chat Speaker at PyCon Africa 2026.
His keynote, "The Evolution of Python: Lessons from Its Creator," will explore Python's journey, its global impact, and what's next for the language and its community.
📍 Kampala, Uganda
📅 11 October 2026
🔗 https://africa.pycon.org/2026/tickets/
A new blog post "An Intuitionistic Micro Proof Assistant" https://www.philipzucker.com/kd_intu/ The basics to wrap an automated theorem prover (here intuitionistic FOL nanocopi) to make an embedded interactive theorem proving system. Reading Bell's smooth infinitesimals #python
Adding one to the number of times that #python #uv removed the need for a tedious shell wrapper…
🐍 We're thrilled to announce Guido van Rossum, creator of Python, as the Closing Keynote/Fireside chat Speaker at PyCon Africa 2026.
His keynote, "The Evolution of Python: Lessons from Its Creator," will explore Python's journey, its global impact, and what's next for the language and its community.
📍 Kampala, Uganda
📅 11 October 2026
🔗 https://africa.pycon.org/2026/tickets/
We’re thrilled to welcome REVSYS as a sponsor of Django Girls Chicago 2026! 🎉
Thank you, REVSYS, for supporting our mission to make tech more accessible and helping fund this free, hands-on Django workshop for women in Chicago.
💚 #DjangoGirls #Django #Python
