Jodie Burchell

Come and join me on Thursday!

.aiignore | Junie

Ha, yeah, the XKCD comparison can be apt, depending on the task 😅

It might be faster if you turn off the "think more" option (which you might already have tried), or adding files to your .aiignore file to limit how much Junie is trying to process: www.jetbrains.com/help/junie/a...

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Center for the Alignment of AI Alignment Centers We align the aligners

This is absolutely hilarious: alignmentalignment.ai

PyCon Greece 2025 Join us for PyCon Greece 2025!

PyCon Greece are livestreaming all of their talks for free over the next two days!

Jump into the stream in 10 minutes to hear my friend @Laiscarvalho's wonderful keynote: 2025.pycon.gr/en/livestream/

Tonight!

Exploring Data Science With Kotlin: A Powerlifting Case Study | The Kotlin Blog Explore data science using Kotlin: connect to PostgreSQL, analyze with DataFrame, and plot insights with Kandy in this powerlifting case study.

Check out my friend @97adele.bsky.social's super cool blog post on how to use Kotlin for data analysis. You heard right - Kotlin!

Whether you're a Kotlin programmer who wants to get into data analysis, or a data scientist curious about the JVM, check it out here: jb.gg/i7maak

It's one of my favourite movies!

I'm so excited to be opening NDC Copenhagen this year, and I hope you'll join me! 🇩🇰

We'll take a fun look at where AI started, and see what previous attempts at AI booms can tell us about where we're going with generative AI right now.

Drs. Newell and Simon predict that in 10 years, a digital computer will be the world's chess champion - "unless the rules bar it from competition," they add with a smile.

But one certainty is that the type of intelligence computers will acquire will depend on where there's money to be made. Martin said that within 10 years there may be a computer that can play chess better than the present world champion "but nobody's really working on it very seriously."

Predictions about AI from 1958 versus 1984 (at least the 1984 one ended up being close to true).

My super smart and cool friends are presenting this livestream about our new focal model for coding. They're both deep experts in AI, and this is sure to be a very interesting conversation about the future of LLMs and open source access to models.

Amazing article - thank you for sharing!

From a data science/ML perspective, I feel like so much of the discussion is dominated by genAI that there is also not enough space for open source work in this area to get a platform right now.

🌍✨ EuroPython just ended.
In many hallway chats and community organisers open space, one issue came up again and again: Sponsorship.
Now that AI is taking the spotlight, I’m asking: Who's left behind?
My thoughts here:
✍️ georgiker.com/blog/is-ai-l...

#EuroPython #OpenSource #AI #Python #community

Come and hang out with us - I can promise you'll have a blast! 🥰

Hi! I am missing EuroPython already 🥰

Still having breakfast, I had a lazy wake up today ☺️

I'll be over in about an hour

The koalas are a little dangerous but the rest is pretty safe 😁

Collection of sweets from Australia.

@europython.eu, I'm ready for you 😋

This article is amazing. Thanks so much for sharing ❤️

The PSF board election: what do I need to know? As the PSF board election approaches, I am sure many of you are keen to get involved. It is a special chance for those of us who have been in the community for a while, and who love it, to help it be better. However, do you know what the Python Software Foundation, and particularly the PSF board members do? Have you ever wondered whether you should run for the board?

#Python #community How well do you know about the work of @thepsf.bsky.social? Have you ever think of running for the board election? Maybe you wanna check out the answers of some of the questions you have here:

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I totally missed that 😂

Ad showing an AI generated image of a train with two dining cars at the front of the train and no driver's area.

Nice try AI, but I have some questions about how that train's getting driven

Google search for “all you can eat buffet near me” Al Overview To find an all-you-can-eat buffet near you, you can use online search engines like Google or Yelp, specifying "all you can eat buffet near me". These searches will typically provide a list of nearby restaurants offering buffet-style dining, including their addresses, contact information, and customer reviews. You can also refine your

The singularity is awesome

New to Python? Don’t miss Beginner’s Day Unconference on Saturday 19th July — 40 spaces for beginners to dive into panel chats, career advice, workshops and lightning talks. A perfect start before the main conference!

Entry free with EuroPython ticket, €5 for others.

If you are interested in a unified collection of common misinformation detection benchmarks, check out our recent repo @hf.co

An area chart in the style of XKCD, showing exports to China by year.

Do you want to up your graphing game in Python and R? ✨ We've created a bundle for our two books, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to plotnine" and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to ggplot2"!

You can grab a copy here: leanpub.com/b/ggplot-plo...

They needed some sort of recap where everyone said each other's names a lot to help with both our problems 😅

I made the mistake of not rewatching season 1 and tapped out by episode 5 because I couldn't remember enough of what happened last time.

For the last couple months something's been in the works and I couldn't be any more excited to finally announce it!

The Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast goes Live June 9th!