stdiff

Probably I should switch to pyreqwest

From the Python community on Reddit: Anyone know what's up with HTTPX? Explore this post and more from the Python community

OMG 😞

#python

I asked ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude Haiku (via Copilot) for minimal working code for Qdrant.

None of them could generate working code successfully. They kept suggesting non-existent modules, attributes or arguments.

Vibe coding? Are you serious?

Which is correct?

#ML #AI

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#PythonisForEveryone

> df.assign(c = pd.col('a') + pd.col('b'))

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#python #datascience

I have switched to Brave at work, because Atlassian software (Jira and Confluence) are catastrophic on Zen Browser.

But I still hate the caching behaviour of Chromium-based browsers😮‍💨

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@veritasium.bsky.social Is this channel official?

Why does an AI coding assistant suggest "ignore_index=True" for pandas.concat()? 🤔

DVC Joins lakeFS: Your Questions Answered! – DVC They say all good things must come to an end, and certainly we’ve seen it before with open source projects. But sometimes, it’s not the end, just time to

> lakeFS has acquired the DVC open-source project from Iterative.ai.

Wow! I've just realised that.

It is too complicated to configure key bindings on a MacBook. I gave up using MacBook 😞

Ah, uv ignores setup.py and several legacy things. This explains a lot.

FastAPI 0.126.0 drops support for Pydantic v1 ⚰️

The minimum version is now @pydantic.dev >= 2.7.0 ⬆️

Importing from pydantic.v1 is still temporarily supported, but will no longer be supported in a future release in the next few days. 🔥

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I've got a MacBook. Of course, I have to install Python on it.

Which way is the best? The official binary, homebrew, pyenv, mise or ... ??

Because I might use several python versions, pyenv or mise are the best options.

(uv is currently not an option for me, because we do not use it.)

I have tried DSPy for a text classification task.

I think, it is just a waste of time😞

This graph will change how you see the world YouTube video by Veritasium

This graph will change how you see the world, our latest video out now on YouTube:
youtu.be/HBluLfX2F_k

I implemented a small very clean and beautiful class for my ML task.

I realized later that I didn't need it. So I have to delete it 😭

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Apache Airflow 3 is unstable and unreliable 😨

It is reasonable for them not to provide a new Docker image for free. Maintenance is not easy.

Update on Plans for Privacy Sandbox Technologies In this October 2025 announcement, the Privacy Sandbox team shares updates on plans for Privacy Sandbox technologies.

okay 😑

Half the internet seems to be down thanks to the us-aws-east-1 outage

Perplexity, Amazon .com, Signal all down (just 3 services I tried to use)

When aws-us-east-1 sneezes, the whole world feels it indeed

Invalid Handle Problem again 🙈

take care of yourself!

I posted a question on one of the Stack Exchange sites. A user answered my question, and I picked it as the best answer. This was about a decade ago.

A few days ago, the question was closed. The reason is that the quality of the question does not meet the guidelines.

Why now? It's just annoying 🫤

OK, I can skip the trial.

But the "start free trial" button at the top right stands out and is slightly annoying 😮

Why does Python have a limit on the number of static blocks that can be nested? The number of statically nested blocks in Python is limited to 20. That is, nesting 19 for loops will be fine (although excessively time consuming; O(n^19) is insane), but nesting 20 will fail with:

For more info:

Fun fact about #Python

We are not allowed to put too many nested blocks.

Wow! New tiny AI model small enough to run on just about any hardware, smart enough to solve sudoku and beat the SOTA models at ARC-AGI benchmarks.

github.com/SamsungSAILM...