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NumPy, SciPy and the Wild Early Days of Scientific Python [video](youtube.com)
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
> an experimental new command that Python developers have been waiting for: uv format Have developers really been waiting for this? What's wrong with ruff format?
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
It's not a d3 thing, it is an SVG thing. It's pretty much the standard for 2d computer graphics. Also same in CSS.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
> if you look at the cheat sheet, they are no longer simple. Most of the formatting options in the cheat sheet have always been available with f-strings. They are part of the Format Specification Mini Language ( https://docs.py
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Maybe this one? It was flagged. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44962907
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
The common answer to "why do you fork instead of building an extension" is "these are not possible with VS Code extensions". Is this true? Or is it easier to monetize when it is a fork?
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I also switched to the sport one and I like it because I sweat a lot and use it while swimming and it dries quickly. But if I don’t wear it uncomfortably tight while sleeping it gets looser probably because I move a lot while sleeping. One
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
That caused me nightmares when I was first diagnosed with sleep apnea. I would check my oxygen levels during the sleep to see if my treatment is effective. Even though the CPAP machine would show a few short events Apple Watch would show le
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Based on what I have read so far I can only assume people who had early access to GPT-5 didn't have to deal with the messed up router.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Previous discussion: Don Knuth plays with ChatGPT - May 20, 2023, 626 comments, 927 points https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36012360
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Ah that's great to hear. For me it is mostly the command mode. Is it only create / copy / paste for now? Can I also do the same for move / split / delete / undelete?
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I like marimo and I would probably use it if it weren't for years of muscle memory. That said, I don't like this reproducibility crisis story either. Notebooks are for exploration. It is okay if they are messy. If the tool I am us
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Here is the discussion thread on Python Discourse: https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-802-display-syntax-for-the-...
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PEP 802 – Display Syntax for the Empty Set(peps.python.org)
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
> Do not end with opt-in questions or hedging closers. Do *not* say the following: would you like me to; want me to do that; do you want me to; if you want, I can; let me know if you would like me to; should I; shall I. Ask at most one n
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The joy of building a bytecode VM from scratch(vivekn.dev)
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
https://videolectures.net/ also has a great archive.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
They are free to audit but time limited. After a couple of months you can no longer see the course content.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Most recently Tim Peters was suspended and many people found the suspension reasons unjustified. I assume the GP is referring to similar events.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Brandon Rhodes has a series of talks on this topic. Here's the most up to date one: Classic Design Patterns: Where Are They Now - Brandon Rhodes ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGq7Cr2ekVM )
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Vicki Boykis wrote a small book about it: https://vickiboykis.com/what_are_embeddings/
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
It is actually worse than that. The product manager of this feature claimed that the system worked on both earthquakes and when he was asked why people say they didn’t get this alert he basically said “people probably didn’t notice the ale
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
That’s not really the point. Tailwind UI depends on Headless UI. Headless UI had both Vue and React packages. The Vue package was abandoned. Many are in the process of finding workarounds for the issues or moving to another library. This ne
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I wouldn’t get too excited about it to be honest. At one time they were also supporting Vue but it is now basically abandoned.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I think it was also one of the first freely available courses for learning Python. It’s been more than 10 years since I took that course on edX and I still appreciate it. Robot vacuum exercises were a lot of fun.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I think at this point it is like rage-baiting. “AI wiped out my database”, “AI leaked my credentials”, “AI spent 2 million dollars on AWS” etc create interaction for these people.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
Telegraph has some examples https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/07/09/erdogan-bl...
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
That same day they blocked Zendesk’s entire asset domain (zdassets.com), claiming that illegal betting is used to finance terrorism. A lot of websites are broken now.
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
"Vue is currently the only mainstream framework that remains independent. (i.e. not dominantly owned / backed by a single corporation" Evan You https://x.com/jpschroeder/status/1762764818254016513&#x
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by ayhanfuat 1y ago
I like keyword-only arguments, but they become tedious too quickly - especially when the variable names already match (fn(x=x, y=y, z=z)). I wish Python had JavaScript’s shorthand property syntax. ( https://developer.mozilla.org&#

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