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I highly doubt it's running on Mars. For one thing, sibling comment has a list of repos that have the badge, and it's a lot of python packages. I suspect it's m

I highly doubt it's running on Mars. For one thing, sibling comment has a list of repos that have the badge, and it's a lot of python packages. I suspect it's more along the eath-based infrastructure and data processing side of the equation. Still a pretty cool get, though.

heavyset_go 5y ago
Apparently some of the non-mission critical experimental components that were sent to Mars run your standard Linux systems with some Python software, as well. I believe I heard in an interview with a NASA engineer that they were using Python for ML and scripting.
stavros 5y ago
Well, I just checked and I got the badge! Go me! I wonder which of the tens of open source libraries I've written was actually used by NASA! Oh, the badge tells, you... Hmm, let's see, it says "attrs". That's not mine, I must have submitted a PR at some point, let me find it. Ah, right. I changed "serious business aliases" to "serious-business aliases" in the README. You guys are all welcome.
- Teknoman117 5y ago
  Mine was some CMake fixes for cURL when using it as a subproject in a "superbuild" project.
  - stavros 5y ago
    Still better than adding a hyphen...
- dima55 5y ago
  I literally worked on the heli, but my badge came from a documentation patch to numpy :)