Weekly Thread: What's Everyone Working On This Week? Hello r Python It's time to share what you've been working on Whether it's a work-in-progress, a completed masterpiece, or just a rough idea, let us know what you're up to How it Works: Show & Tell: Share your current...

   Weekly Wednesday Thread: Advanced Questions Dive deep into Python with our Advanced Questions thread This space is reserved for questions about more advanced Python topics, frameworks, and best practices. How it Works: Ask Away: Post your advanced Python questions here. Expert Insights: Get answers...

   What My Project Does bearrb is a Python CLI tool that takes two images of bears (a source and a target) and transforms the source into a close approximation of the target by only rearranging pixel coordinates. No pixel values are modified, generated, blended, or recolored, every original pixel is...

   I've been working on https: github.com ATTron astroz, an orbital mechanics toolkit with Python bindings. The core is written in Zig with SIMD vectorization. What My Project Does astroz is an astrodynamics toolkit, including propagating satellite orbits using the SGP4 algorithm. It writes...

   I've been using Python for a while now and it's my main language. It is such a wonderful language. Guido had wonderful design choices in forcing whitespace to disallow curly braces and discouraging semicolons so much I almost didn't know they existed. There's even a synonym for...

   Arbor is a static impact-analysis tool for Python. It builds a call import graph so you can see what breaks before a refactor especially in large, dynamic codebases where types tests don’t always catch structural changes. What it does: Indexes Python files and builds a dependency graph Shows direct...

   Hey all, just wanted to give a shout out to my project dltype. I posted on here about it a while back and have made a number of improvements. What my project does: Dltype is a lightweight runtime shape and datatype checking library that supports numpy arrays, torch tensors, and now Jax arrays. It...

   In this talk, Deb Nicholson, Executive Director of the r python Software Foundation, explores what it takes to fund Python’s future amid explosive growth, economic uncertainty, and rising demands on r opensource infrastructure. She explains why traditional nonprofit funding models no longer fit...

   I kept on running into an issue where i needed to host some files on my server and let others download at their own time, but the files should not exist on the server for an indefinite amount of time. So i built an encrypted file folder sharing platform with automatic file eviction logic. What My...

   I’ve been working on a research project called Information Transform Compression (ITC), a compiler that treats neural networks as information systems, not parameter graphs, and optimises them by preserving information value rather than numerical fidelity. Github Repo: https: github.com...

   Hi everyone, I've been working on a runtime to isolate untrusted Python code using WebAssembly sandboxes. What My Project Does Basically, it protects your host system from problems that untrusted code can cause. You can set CPU limits (with compute), memory, filesystem access, and retries for...

   built a home network monitor as a learning project useful to anyone. - what it does: monitors local network in real time, tracks devices, bandwidth usage per device, and detects anomalies like new unknown devices or suspicious traffic patterns. - target audience: educational homelab project, not...

   Hi all, I've been working on a project called Dorsal for the last 18 months. It's a way to make unstructured data more queryable and organized, without having to upload files to a cloud bucket or pay for remote compute (my CPU GPU can almost always handle my workloads). What my Project Does...

   Hi all, For company restriction rules I cannot install pyright for typecheking, but I can install ty (from Astral). Opening it on the terminal with watch option is a great alternative, but I prefer to have a strict type checking which seems not to be the default for ty. Do you a similar config how...

   In the folder: ComfyUI windows portable Wan2GP> I type: python --version and returns... Python 3.12.10 then python -m venv -h returns.... No module named venv Any idea what is happening? submitted by u gargamel9a [link] [comments]

   Hello Last year, I started writing a Python C4 model authoring tool, and it has come to a point where I feel good enough to share it with you guys so you can start playing around with it locally and render the C4 model views with PlantUML. GitHub repo: https: github.com amirulmenjeni buildzr...

   It’s been a while since this sub popped up on my feed. It’s coming up more recently. I’m noticing a shocking amount of toxicity on people’s project shares that I didn’t notice in the past. Any attempt to call out this toxicity is met with a wave of downvotes. For those of you who have been in the...

   Hi guys, I would like to introduce the Python community to my pythonic IoT and data acquisition runtime fully written in python - https: github.com hololinked-dev hololinked What My Project Does You can expose your hardware on the network, in a systematic manner over multiple protocols for multiple...

   What My Project Does I've got a few PyO3 Maturin projects and got frustrated that my Rust internals and Python API docs lived in completely separate worlds; making documentation manual and a general maintenance burden. So I built plissken. Point it at a project with Rust and Python code, and it...

   Hey reddit I built a JSON diff library that uses Zig under the hood for speed. Zero runtime dependencies. What My Project Does fastjsondiff is a Python library for comparing JSON payloads. It detects added, removed, and changed values with full path reporting. The core comparison engine is written...

   Source Code: https: github.com aradar46 condanest Demo: CondaNest Demo What My Project Does CondaNest is a lightweight, native Linux GUI application designed to manage Conda and Mamba environments. I built this using Python and PyGObject (GTK4 Libadwaita) to provide a modern "Settings"...

   Hi everyone, I just created a new library called opticol (which stands for optimized collections), which I wanted to share with the community. The idea of the library is to create space optimized versions of Sequence, Set, and Mapping for small collections leveraging the collections.ABC vocabulary....

   Hey r Python, I love Streamlit's simplicity, but the "full script rerun" on every interaction drove me crazy. It gets super slow once your app grows, and using st.cache everywhere felt like a band-aid. So I spent the last few weeks building Violit. I wanted something that feels like...

   Hey everyone Quick question: who would you recommend as a great guest for a Python interview? Context: I'm working on a YouTube video exploring where Python stands in 2025 2026. Looking for someone who can speak to: where Python is actually being used today across different industries real...

   What my project does? This is a simple Streamlit web app that generates clean confusion matrices from CSV files or manual inputs. It supports binary and multi-class classification, including string labels, shows common metrics like accuracy and F1-score, and lets you export the matrix as an image....