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14  décembre     00h00
Sunday Daily Thread: What’s everyone working on this week?
   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...
15  décembre     00h00
Monday Daily Thread: Project ideas
   Weekly Thread: Project Ideas ’ Welcome to our weekly Project Ideas thread Whether you're a newbie looking for a first project or an expert seeking a new challenge, this is the place for you. How it Works: Suggest a Project: Comment your project idea be it beginner-friendly or advanced. Build...
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Kreuzberg v4.0.0-rc.8 is available
   Hi Peeps, I'm excited to announce that Kreuzberg v4.0.0 is coming very soon. We will release v4.0.0 at the beginning of next year - in just a couple of weeks time. For now, v4.0.0-rc.8 has been released to all channels. What is Kreuzberg? Kreuzberg is a document intelligence toolkit for...
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Building the Fastest Python CI
   Hey all, there is a frustrating lack of resources and tooling for building Python CIs in a monorepo setting so I wrote up how we do it at job. What my project does We use uv as a package manager and pex to bundle our Python code and dependencies into executables. Pex recently added a feature that...
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I built PyGHA: Write GitHub Actions in Python, not YAML (Type-safe CI CD)
   What My Project Does PyGHA (v0.2.1, early beta) is a Python-native CI CD framework that lets you define, test, and transpile workflow pipelines into GitHub Actions YAML using real Python instead of raw YAML. You write your workflows as Python functions, decorators, and control flow, and PyGHA...
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My First C Extension
   I've had decent success with pybind11, nanobind, and PyO3 in the past, and I've never really clicked with Cython for text-processing-heavy work. For my latest project, though, I decided to skip binding frameworks entirely and work directly with Python's C API. For a typical text parsing...
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I build my first open source project
   What My Project Does I built an open-source desktop app that provides real-time AI-generated subtitles and translations for any audio on your computer. It works with games, applications, and basically anything that produces sound, with almost no latency. Target Audience This project is meant for...
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I wrote a local only double-entry accounting app using PySimpleGUI and SQLite.
   What my project does: This program is a double entry accounting application that gives the user a set of accounting books to keep financial records including income, expenses, assets, equity, and liabilities. Additionally, I just added the ability to generate pdf invoices for services rendered. The...
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Sharing my Python packages in case they can be useful to you
   Over the past months, I’ve been working on several Python packages. I originally built them to improve my own productivity, but I’d like to share them in case they can be useful to others as well: 1. sqlactive A lightweight and asynchronous ActiveRecord-style wrapper for SQLAlchemy. It brings...
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I built a TUI to visualize RAG chunking algorithms using Textual (supports custom strategies)
   I built a Terminal UI (TUI) tool to visualize and debug how text splitting chunking works before sending data to a vector database. It allows you to tweak parameters (chunk size, overlap) in real-time and see the results instantly in your terminal. Repo:https: github.com rasinmuhammed rag-tui What...
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Resources to practice NumPy, Pandas PyTorch problems
   I’ve been revising core data science libraries lately and came across Practice Probs, which has well-structured practice problems for NumPy, Pandas, and PyTorch. It is a nice equivalent for Leetcode in the data science domain, feels useful if you’re preparing for interviews or just want to...
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I built my first open source project, a Desktop GUI for the Pixela habit tracker using Python CTk
   Hi everyone, I just finished working on my first python project, Pixela-UI-Desktop. What my project does It is a desktop GUI application for Pixela, which is a GitHub-style habit tracking service. The GUI help you creating and deleting graphs, submit or removing your progress easily without need to...
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Looking for mainteiners in a project based on subsonic api navidrome
   I know this is off topic and i should't write that here, but i am desperately looking for mainteiners on a project based on subsonic api navidrome, a spotify playlist generator, for anyone interested PM me https: github.com blastbeng spotisub submitted by u blast1987 [link] ...
14  décembre     23h37
Released dataclass-wizard 0.36.0: v1 dumpers, new DataclassWizard class, and performance cleanup
   I just released dataclass-wizard 0.36.0 after a bit of a gap (got busy with grad school) and wanted to share a few highlights. dataclass-wizard is a small library for loading dumping dataclasses from JSON with flexible key casing and type coercion. What’s new in 0.36.0: New DataclassWizard base...
15  décembre     19h14
prime-uve: External venv management for uv
   GitHub: https: github.com kompre prime-uve PyPI: https: pypi.org project prime-uve As a non-structural engineer, I use Python in projects that are not strictly about code development (Python is a tool used by the project), for which the git workflow is often not the right fit. Hence I prefer to...
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I made a simple and useful image conversion and compression desktop application
   and here's the first few lines of the README: """ Have you ever found yourself applying for a college, filling an application, or making an account on some website and when asked to upload a document, after finally finding it and trying to upload it only to get the message, This...
14  décembre     13h28
Maintaining a separate async API
   I recently published a Python package that provides its functionality through both a sync and an async API. Other than the sync async difference, the two APIs are completely identical. Due to this, there was a lot of copying and pasting around. There was tons of duplicated code, with very few minor...
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The Geminids Meteors The active Asteroids Phaethon - space science coding
   Hey everyone, have you seen the Geminids last night? Well, in fact they are still there, but the peak was at around 9 am European Time. Because I just "rejoined" the academic workforce after working in industry for 6 years, I was thinking it is a good time to post something I am currently...
15  décembre     09h57
Python Threads: GIL vs Free-Threading
   The comparison of CPU bound tasks in Python using multi-threading with GIL and without it, link to the article submitted by u Helpful Garbage 7242 [link] [comments]
14  décembre     14h05
Made a tool to easily generate single executable for every platforms without system dependencies
   Hey everyone I wanted to share a tool I open-sourced a few weeks ago: uvbox https: github.com AmadeusITGroup uvbox https: github.com AmadeusITGroup uvbox raw main assets demo.gif What My Project Does The goal of uvbox is to let you bootstrap and distribute a Python application as a single...
15  décembre     08h02
I made an application that keeps track your personal information (names, contacts, education)
   What my Project Does: This application simply opens up to a very intuitive GUI, where user can enter their information once and then generate an HTML page, which will have the information they provided along with a copy button and a menu to copy it in different ways, like all caps. The goal is to...
14  décembre     14h16
n8n vs Nyno for Python Code Execution: The Benchmarks and why Nyno is much faster.
   Hi, happy Sunday Python & Automation community. Have you also been charmed by the ease of n8n for automation while simultaneously being not very happy about it's overall execution speed, especially at scale? Do you think we can do better? Comparison : n8n for automatons (16ms per node) -...
15  décembre     01h53
Any good platform to practise python form the beginning
   it’s been a while since I’ve practised coding I need to start again, how should I start practising again any good platform, I’m in engineering and a normal ece background so I need to know basic coding submitted by u Aggressive Roof5184 [link] [comments]
14  décembre     16h11
Showcase Hyperparameter a small CLI runtime config layer for Python functions
   What My Project Does Hyperparameter lets you treat function defaults as configurable values. You decorate functions with hp.param("ns"), and it can expose them as CLI subcommands. You can override values via normal CLI args or -D key value (including keys used inside other functions),...
13  décembre     09h56
RenderCV v2.5: Write your CV in YAML, version control it, get pixel-perfect PDFs
   TLDR: Check out github.com rendercv rendercv Been a while since the last update here. RenderCV has gotten much better, much more robust, and it's still actively maintained. The idea Separate your content from how it looks. Write what you've done, and let the tool handle typography. yaml cv...