Del 30/4 al 3/5, en Sevilla, un encuentro armado por la comunidad para trabajar en proyectos reales (o no), compartir conocimiento y conectar con gente que disfruta de #Python.
Toda la info acá: pycamp.es/2026/
Alla nos vemos, miarma! 💃
Del 30/4 al 3/5, en Sevilla, un encuentro armado por la comunidad para trabajar en proyectos reales (o no), compartir conocimiento y conectar con gente que disfruta de #Python.
Toda la info acá: pycamp.es/2026/
Alla nos vemos, miarma! 💃
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¿Estás pensando aprender Python, aportar con lo que sabés o simplemente pasar unos buenos días programando en el medio de la naturaleza?
Entonces el PyCamp España es para vos.
Hay código, hay mate/café, y nadie te va a pedir slides 😎
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The part of "everyone becomes a manager" in AI that I didn't really think about until now was the mental fatigue of context switching and keeping many tasks going at once, which of course is one of the hardest parts of being a manager and now you all get to enjoy it too
The calendar for the first three months of 2026, with today, Saturday, January 31, highlighted. February begins on Sunday and lasts for exactly four weeks, ending on Saturday.
We have a perfect Rectangular February coming up, first time we’ve had one since 2015
Maybe this is what finally closes the loop and fixes the world
Google Meet show how late people will be based on meeting history
"Varias investigaciones muestran que, cuando un grupo formado por personas con posturas similares discute sobre un tema de política, la actitud de cada persona se vuelve más extrema luego de la discusión." (Polarización de grupo)
Guadalupe Nogués - Pensar con otros
Martes, 10 de noviembre de 2020
Your intellectual fly is open
bcantrill.dtrace.org/2025/12/05/y...
🎉 ¡Regalo de fin de año! 🐍
Para cerrar el 2025 @manux.bsky.social y yo les traemos la versión 1.0.1 del libro "Python para Ciencia y Tecnología", completo, en castellano… ¡y totalmente gratis! 😍📘
Y con algunas algunas correcciones menores :)
💾 PDF para descargar en 👉 libropython.science
Today is Volunteer Responsibility Amnesty Day
"Volunteer Responsibility Amnesty Day is about checking with yourself, and ending the commitments you need to end – maybe by taking a break, or by rotating it on to someone else, or by sunsetting a project."
volunteeramnestyday.net
#GuildOfEducators is launching global online meetups early next year!
Software development educators, share your insights! Submit your talk here: sessionize.com/guild-of-ed....
Join us for live sessions and discussions on Discord. Learn more: guildofeducators.org/.
Slack chat with deceased coworkers
Diagram showing the trick in action. Code before simplification: done = False for n in range(1, len(switches) + 1): for group in combinations(switches, n): state = simplify(group) if state == target: print("found!") done = True break if done: break Code after simplification: def groups_of_switches(switches): for n in range(1, len(switches) + 1): for group in combinations(switches, n): yield group for group in groups_of_switches(switches): state = simplify(group) if state == target: print("found!") break
It's so ANNOYING to break out of nested loops.
Auxiliary variables, conditional statements, non-linear paths through your code...
It's a mess!
But if you extract the looping logic to a generator, you get:
- less indentation ✨
- a flat loop you can easily break out of ✨
Your contributions to the community are enormous. Since EuroPython '25, I've seen you participating nonstop, almost omnipresent haha.
Without meaning to, you spoiled us by making us think "Cristian is always there".
I hope you can take a good break soon 😌
Now that @europython.eu talks are live, I want to plug some of the very cool things™ my friends presented:
- @diegor.it's talk on the JIT: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5si4...
- @maureira.dev's talk on what comes after Rust in the Python ecosystem: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJPX...
(🧵 Cont'd below!)
Pull requests wanted!
I've just opened a whole bunch of issues in the PyLadiesCon Portal repo and all of these are up for grabs.
Check it out if you know some Python, Django, and maybe a little of HTML or CSS.
github.com/pyladies/pyl...
#Python #Django #OpenSource
"Savings without a spending goal gives you options and flexibility, the ability to wait and the opportunity to pounce. It gives you time to think. It lets you change course on your own terms."
Morgan Housel - The Psychology of Money
Me encantó el abanico, miarma 🤩
i for one can't wait to watch margot robbie in a bubble bath explaining to us how financially illiterate we were in 2025
archive.is/N9dtq
"It's the weirdest job market in my 15 years in tech" -- from a Big Tech recruiter. But why is the job market so weird?
Talking to 30+ hiring managers and recruiters, it doesn't seem like AI. It seems more like.. interest rates.
My longer analysis: newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/state-of-t...
De a poco mi feed de bsky se va pareciendo al que tenía en twitter, donde puedo leer a la gente que me interesa 😌
iMessage see what they’re typing as they type
📣 The “People from PSF” interview series continues! 🐍💬
Meet the people behind the @python.org staff, directors & contributors making the magic happen.
💟 Meet @maureira.dev
🔗Read the full interview 👇
bit.ly/PSF-Cristian...
#Python #PyLadies #PSF #PeopleFromPSF
v1.108 is rolling out today 🚚
Now live, at long last: Bookmarks, aka Saved Posts. For all those posts you'll definitely plan to come back to!
Update the app and give it a try. The button is right down there 👇
Loved this piece of Python's digital memorabilia by @pauleveritt.org youtu.be/vyz7zdGiPVY?...
"If you don't know if something is good or right, how can you merge it to prod"