PyCharm users can now run mypy super fast using a plugin written by @ILevkivskyi: https://t.co/qtHuMU8RrB #PyCharm #mypy
Python 3.7b5 -- bonus beta! https://t.co/LUS9rQoMj6 **If you use the ast module, test your code with this -- ESPECIALLY if you already made changes for the ast in earlier 3.7 betas.**
Just discovered that Jake Edge's excellent notes on the Python Language Summit last month at PyCon have been out for a while: https://t.co/79J19XV1qj (But LWN subscribers got to see these before me!)
This Wednesday I'm speaking in the Stanford EE380 colloquium (for the third time!) https://t.co/FQFP0vRH6C
Yet another talk I gave on mypy etc. https://t.co/UftHsKI5K1
mypy 0.610 released! Daemon mode much improved, tons of other improvements and fixes. Thanks to our dozens of contributors! https://t.co/vLzjgQWP5x; https://t.co/V6oInQ5UEs
Origin of the Zen of Python. https://t.co/2dzzLF922E
Python 3.7.0rc1 and 3.6.6rc1 are now available! Please test your apps and libs (esp. with 3.7). Thanks again to @baybryj and a cast of thousands. https://t.co/kHkAivSSSo
We gotta do more of this! https://t.co/d0AWSzYg8F @heddle317
Python 3.7.0 is released! Bring out the celebratory libations. Thanks @baybryj and a cast of thousands on python-dev and GitHub. https://t.co/wEG4vO76Rd
Cool sites about the Python 3 transition: https://t.co/R0HIGfO0WN, https://t.co/00WDCOtral, https://t.co/sDmPBs2sty, https://t.co/giiS9CNn8V
My new favorite YouTube channel. https://t.co/JlTTtMLeNI
New draft for PEP 572 (assignment expressions) posted to python-dev, https://t.co/VOK5RTXzeX and https://t.co/jIBTdeDF2O
PEP 572 accepted. https://t.co/N9lKeDs7e5
Thanks for all the support (email and Twitter). I'm overwhelmed by the responses and won't be replying to most emails in person (except from core devs) but it's much appreciated. I'm still going to be around in the background!
In other news, we released mypy 0.620 today (https://t.co/ubs4nw7nUZ). It adds support for dataclasses, a major redo of overloads, support for partial packages, and more. Also PEP 561 support. Thanks to all contributors!
clever boy https://t.co/k6NbbD2cfK
FWIW I misspoke in the interview and said AI where I should have said data science. Sorry!
Strange how some people are capable to do the Googling needed to find my email address, only to ask a question that could be answered with even less Googling. (Not in reference to any particular Tweet or email, just an observation.)
I don't usually listen to podcasts, but when I do, I listen to a guy with a thick German accent talking about consciousness and literature.
New mypy release: https://t.co/PolzR6FUKg -- Callable protocols and more fixes to overload.
Finally the asyncio docs are not an embarrassment to us all. Thanks @1st1, @WillingCarol, @elprans and @andrew_svetlov!
Six years ago I photographed a pelican stretching. https://t.co/9A9R1eKImf
Best additions to Python logo ever: https://t.co/ye79uSwZmi (Yes, there's Python in Kyrgyzstan!)
Read about the Dropbox Client Python 3 migration! https://t.co/dXIJvxn9lL
Would you believe I received a personal email from a co-founder of a $10M company with a TRACKING PIXEL? Who does such a thing?
Mypy release 0.640 is out! New features: "Final" qualifiers, omitting __init__ return type, PEP 420 namespace package support. Also --allow-untyped-globals, and tons of bugs fixed. https://t.co/CyKtk8EkLG
Whoops. There was a bug, and I'm withdrawing the release. See https://t.co/BVJdbD4LI8. New release Monday.
This is the corrected mypy release. Have at it! And sorry for the mess last Friday.
Take the 2018 Python Developers Survey!
Python 3.6.7 and 3.7.1 released! https://t.co/jIVCXNPkiZ
I totally misread the headline "CIA director flies to Turkey" :-)
Sorry, I read it as "flees". :-(
RT @OracleDevs: #CodeOne18 Groundbreakers Panel: Tech Trends discussion https://t.co/EnwzB4TvRZ
If you havent seen this visualization of spin-1/2 be amazed. https://t.co/iQAFv9iRDP
Groundbreaker award article https://t.co/GJhrf1P7Df @WorlWindWriting
RT @CWInl: Celebrating 30 years of open Internet in Europe (17 November), CWI director @JosBaetenCWI unveiled a timeline with more CWI mile
This was a great conversation! Thanks Lex.
A little blog post. https://t.co/CtSaOZG0ya
RT @europythons: EuroPython 2019: Venue and location selected: Basel from July 8-14 2019 ... https://t.co/vzRqX7iIlM
The holiday season starts early this year...
Please support @chicktechorg -- they help women and girls, often low income, to break into tech. #RallyForChickTech
Python 3.7.2rc1 and 3.6.8rc1 now available for testing https://t.co/17lr8jk8Yj
Changelogs for the latest Python 3.6/3.7 releases:\n* 3.7: https://t.co/PgZHCxjAvC\n* 3.6: https://t.co/vqw2Z6yqQ5\n(Thanks @VictorStinner)
New Python point releases ready for Xmas! Following an old tradition (e.g. https://t.co/CJth3VzghU)
Bunch of good essays on software engineering issues by my friend Talin: https://t.co/PA6zknj9rq
We've released mypy 0.660: compiled mypy binary, Literal[] type, mypy daemon Windows support! And more: https://t.co/C0O49UjPHL
GPIOzero I love you! https://t.co/w3CnUGx3yO
Huh. I finally realized something about the Travis-CI "matrix" concept. WITHOUT using the matrix keyword, several keywords (e.g. env, rvm) combine to create a matrix. The matrix keyword is used to indicate *exceptions* and *additions*. https://t.co/3eFHHe51Wq
From G+ shutdown email: "From all of us on the Google+ team, thank you for making Google+ such a  special place. We are grateful for the talented group of artists,  community builders, and thought leaders who made Google+ their home. It would not have been the same [...]" 
Python 3.8.0a1 is now available for testing! Thanks @llanga and crew! https://t.co/FVXJXdeQFX (Note this is an alpha, meant for testing, not production use. If you maintain a PyPI package, start testing now!)
I really love the line-of-code completions in the new https://t.co/TcfoSNq6b4. Thanks for the demo @asmith!
RT @pycascades: Anybody have a good picture of @gvanrossum in his "Python is for girls" t-shirt? \n\nWorking on an ad campaign to help turnou
We've released mypy 0.670. Best new feature: `--allow-redefinition` allows variable redefinition! Also: Flask stubs. For lots more: https://t.co/57Df2Vcxt2
The full scoop on mypy plugins: https://t.co/uex3M64NL6
New blog post: Why Operators Are Useful\n\nhttps://t.co/zmkRCxqGme
Looking forward to this event in Seattle: https://t.co/QPyakwsn4A a panel with four language creators organized by the amazing Seattle area Python users group #PuPPy
So I just learned there is no way to stop strangers (i.e. not "friends") from sending you chat requests on Facebook Messenger, even if all your privacy settings say "friends only".
My concern is not spammy notifications. It is very effective at not showing me any of those. My concern is that people who legitimately contact me that way don't get a bounce message, so I come off as rudely not responding. (I check facebook rarely, so it doesn't bother *me*.)
The 996 work schedule is inhumane. https://t.co/ajXt3YKRAc
Love this interview with Eric @EricRWeinstein by Lex @lexfridman: https://t.co/77uDEonTmk
Big speed up for mypy 0,700!
Cool hack! https://t.co/EUIIT7DEBs
RT @1st1: New asyncio web framework: Blacksheep. Pretty excited to see so much innovation in async space, keep it coming! ;)  repo: https:/
Important presentation tip for #PyCon speakers. When using screenshots, use a LIGHT theme. Dark themes are hard to read. Also, use larger fonts in the screenshot. Your audience will thank you! Squintingly, #pycon2019
Compare these... cant read the text on black st all from here. https://t.co/3nojOtgAh0
Another example https://t.co/a4oyNdyKgj
This is fine though! https://t.co/A6kQrgrpTf
Heres the link https://t.co/XXpjzDMqzC
@kcunning teaching at Young Coders. See that focus and concentration in the room! https://t.co/2b2r4zh7mZ
Your contributions help fund workshops, conferences, and pay meetup fees. The PSF can't do this without your support. Please consider donating to help them continue to their work - https://t.co/6oqRDeZ5vr
Do understand that I meant this as a random example. Didnt mean to pick on specific presenters. (This was the *only* example I saw in this particular talk. Great talk BTW.)
I still get this wrong... Thank Anna for the reminder!
I'm doing some research and I wonder -- who coined the name "walrus operator" for ":="? Since it has stuck we might as well know its history. The first use I found in my email archive was July 3rd 2018.
The PSF Annual Report shows you just a few ways the generous support  from their partners and friends helps support the mission - https://t.co/wZKYO5rfzH. Support the PSF by donating - https://t.co/6oqRDeHu6R.  #idonatedtothepsf
It's about time!
RT @thenextwomen: Speaker #7  Carmen Pop / @Dropbox you rock! #TNWomen2019 #TNW2019 https://t.co/K8L5n9R3vh
Second PyCon Thailand! Congrats to the organizers.
Remember that Python 2 will reach end of life on 1/1/2020. For the impact on *your* project, see https://t.co/giiS9CNn8V
Nice day at Bair Island. #RestoreBair1 https://t.co/uIHBj9nnoQ
While there are no plans to introduce it in Python, the operator <: has a new name: the "party hat" operator. <:-)  Thanks @ChristianHeimes -- https://t.co/MSpETTJY9e
"Python is designed to deliver an experience that is simple and easy to use. This is only possible through a combination of advanced technologies and sophisticated engineering."
I cribbed that quote from https://t.co/uFOB6fXpQU, with the words 'The iPhone' crossed out and 'Python' written in in crayon.
Steven was so much to me... Friend, colleague, tech lead, mentor, role model, English teacher, Dutch student, rival, party organizer, movie critic, fashion icon... Thanks for all the good times we had together! See you in November. @stevenpemberton
What he said. The new semantic analyzer will clear the road to recursive type definitions (to be implemented soon). Also thanks to the many contributors at the PyCon mypy sprint.
Random Python History thing: I stole Python's 'elif' from the C Preprocessor. https://t.co/qkE1Jn2LXu
RT @mypyproject: Mypy 0.711 was just released. It's a bugfix release that fixes mypy daemon on Windows and false positives related to funct
In other news, as I was reminded in an old thread on Stack Overflow, Python's `dir()` function was named after the `dir` command in DOS.
New to contributing to open source, and confused about git and GitHub? Read @WillingCarol's post and it will all fall into place! https://t.co/HwezfpNv0L
I just finished reading a fascinating (hi)story of the east coast ("Silicon Alley") part of the dotcom boom and bust by @wiresmith -- https://t.co/sAoFqOdSqH
Control Data Cyber 70 or so.
mypy 0.720 released. New semantic analyzer is now the default! Also, --warn-unreachable flag, and many more fixes and updates. Thanks to all who contributed! https://t.co/mRWGpF9I1U
My first post on Medium: https://t.co/lhw7rOogj8
Here's the next PEG installment: https://t.co/oaO9qHLOKR (I hope to post every Sunday).
We're looking for stories about first-time contribution to Python (or other open source projects for that matter), successful or not. Read the whole thread below.
This feels true to me...\nhttps://t.co/eWqfLCom9e
I experienced this up close last April: A Chinese Internet vigilante didn't like what I tweeted about Chinese politics, doxxed a Chinese citizen who had participated in the thread, and blackmailed me into silence (for fear of more doxxing).
Next PEG post is up: generating the parser from the grammar, and packrat parsing through memoization. https://t.co/y3GeLVHidi
Visualizing what a PEG parser does: https://t.co/U34GLOkQnH
Or go straight to the GIF: https://t.co/6XkQcXDi7Y
Or embedded in Twitter: https://t.co/jEjUoP95Oe
With a week's delay, here's the next PEG parsing episode. This week we tackle left recursion in grammars. https://t.co/Kp8KNNmLHX
I'm reading a fun and interesting book about internet culture (through the lens of language but covering many other topics): https://t.co/mqPf93fXSt . Apparently I am one of the "Old Internet People". :-) @GretchenAMcC
Python 3.8b4 is out. We need your help testing it, esp. if you maintain a library or package! https://t.co/rwUcqUK7PR
New blog post: adding actions to a PEG grammar https://t.co/wu0N6x4VEK
[Corrected link] Series overview: https://t.co/sIQ2Xp0Ln8 (from now on I'll always post friend links, and the overview contains all friend links, so no worries about the paywall).
Hey, @JukkaLeh wrote up the history of @mypyproject for the @dropbox tech blog. Sweet nostalgia! And 4 million lines checked. https://t.co/JNWcKIOmas
It's (even more) official: support for Python 2 ends 1/1/2020. Read why, and what you should do: https://t.co/48ihncvHxL
A Meta-Grammar for PEG Parsers. https://t.co/3diCT7EWQ2
Would you look at that. Another blog post, part 8 already: Implementing PEG Features. https://t.co/cxOLDkNmVW
RT @voidspace: A Q&A panel at the end of the Python Core Dev sprint 2019. Python Steering Committee members @gvanrossum @brettsky and @Will
So happy I can go to #nbpy this year!
What I did at the core dev sprint in London. With a PEG twist. https://t.co/lBv8XSLcOk
Python now has a new Code of Conduct: https://t.co/QTD4BhUvkG
This is a big one!
https://t.co/EvU7zIDPvy
Here's the PDF of the talk I gave this evening about mypy at @dropbox in our Mountain View office. (But I said a lot of things that weren't in the slides.)\nhttps://t.co/xPm8MkWcZE
RT @CWInl: Registration for this years' Lectures (21 & 22 Nov) on #Programming & #Cryptology with @gvanrossum and @chaumdotcom is now open!
RT @llanga: Good news: Python 3.8.0 is finally here! On schedule, on budget, excellent new features. Thanks to all of the many volunteers w
Nice use of Python language tools and Jupyter notebooks. https://t.co/haBLh6x7K8
This will be a unique event!
Highly recommended!
Thanks to @bvenners of @ArtimaInc for keeping the Artima blogs and forums up for all those years! Just had fun browsing Python's history, e.g. https://t.co/PW1MyY75LV
It's bittersweet: I'm leaving @dropbox, and am now retired. I've learned a lot during my time as an engineer here -- e.g. type annotations came from this experience -- and I'll miss working here. https://t.co/0ROaUrHQLt
See also my own blog post at https://t.co/lBv8XSLcOk
I'm heading to Petaluma for @northbaypython, hoping to arrive in time for dinner. If anyone else is up for dinner, let's meet up in the hotel lobby, say 7ish?
Looks like Im going to miss it. Was delayed leaving, held up by traffic, gotta eat on the road. :-(
Jacob Kaplan-Moss says: stop using passwords. Use Login with Google/Facebook/etc., or login by email. Googles security team is better than yours. Amen. #nbpy
Jacobs talk explaining his position: https://t.co/xfbF4wRPdW
Video of my talk at North Bay Python ("Writing a PEG parser for fun and profit") is now up!\nhttps://t.co/QIABgEI4sn\n#nbpy
RT @northbaypython: #nbpy Writing a PEG parser for fun and profit - Guido van Rossum https://t.co/WN3d7LYKx4
On Monday 18 November at 5pm I'm doing a Q&A at the Oxford Union in, um, Oxford, England. I don't know if it's open to the general public or only to members. https://t.co/rnyTFtuVic
Follow up: non-members can attend as guests of @OxfordUnion members.
RT @CWInl: CWI will grant the honorary title 'Dijkstra Fellow' for the first time. Next week, the Fellowship will be awarded to David Chaum
RT @CWInl: Volgende week ontvangen David Chaum @chaumdotcom en Guido van Rossum @gvanrossum van CWI de eretitel "Dijkstra Fellow" voor de b
https://t.co/gyIF9tTl5B
Twenty-five years ago I bought a suitcase for a trip to the US, and marked it "GvR Python". Today I am back for six days in Amsterdam with the same suitcase. https://t.co/GKZEgU5h5H
TIL: When Uber warns you of 1.9x surge pricing, they mean 2.9x.
Yes thats me. (In Dutch.)
Super interesting talk!
A different kind of interview, by my friend and former coworker Anthony Kosner. https://t.co/q1fyaMKMtX
Congrats to the mypy team, this looks like a significant update!
A random blog post from the past, for my Twitter fans. https://t.co/WOwFzB2xAP (And yes, I did get to throw that pie the next year.)
Give to the PSF!
Interview voor New Scientist .NL (ook in het Parool): https://t.co/XG1hTm5ZHf
RT @NewScientistNL: De bedenker van de wereldberoemde programmeertaal Python, @gvanrossum, heeft een eretitel ontvangen van het Amsterdamse
This is amazing. I never thought my baby would have been used for such an important project! (Scanning of Rembrandt's Night Watch.)
RT @llanga: #Python 3.8.1rc1 is now available for testing! Take it for a spin now, will you? \n\nhttps://t.co/iToCumKuLV\n\nI'll tell you wher
Congrats to @Yhg1s and @VictorStinner for being newly elected to the Python Steering Council! And congrats to incumbents @pumpichank, @WillingCarol and @brettsky for their reelection. https://t.co/c2m06e0KAA
Is there a way to recover a fake Instagram account? I just joined and gvanrossum is taken by a clear fake.
So just to be clear I switched to IH-realgvanrossum but I still cannot change to IH-gvanrossum (where IH- stands for Instagram Handle, else Twitter gets confused).
>>> greetings = ["world hello", "nieuwjaar gelukkig", "happy year new"]\n>>> for g in greetings:\n...     words = sorted(g.split())\n...     print(" ".join(words).title())\n... \nHello World\nGelukkig Nieuwjaar\nHappy New Year\n>>>
My Q&A at the Oxford Union online: https://t.co/WEznqiKNSF
Looking for packratsr historians. Does anyone have python-list (comp.lang.python) or python-dev (https://t.co/ySU6P49snl) archives from *before* February 1999? The pipermail archives and the Activestate archives end there. Google groups has (almost) nothing.
Thanks to the kind people at Facebook my Instagram handle is now https://t.co/DgvjG5htH5 
First PyCon in Turkey, in the wonderful city of Istanbul!
I'm going to PyCon US in Pittsburgh! April 14-21. #pycon2020
I  just read this. Its harsh but not untrue. I like the recommendation to do a post-mortem of the Python 3 transition.
The next EuroPython is in Dublin, July 20-26.
I'm going to... #pycascades in Portland (OR) Feb 8-9, and sprinting Feb 10. Alas, will miss Friday night and Saturday morning (other duties). https://t.co/3qUnSeCkkj
Today's Python history lesson: Python took its control and data structures from ABC, its identifiers, strings and %-string formats from C, and its regular expressions from Perl. But its # comments (and #!) and -c command line flag came from the UNIX v7 shell.
Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone. I doubt I'll be around for 0x80.
I just discovered that in order to use e.g. "OK Google, play the Beatles on Spotify" I have to enable web & app activity tracking on all my devices. Shame on you Google!
I wrote something about getting started contributing to CPython https://t.co/pZXXR1mMry #pycascades
Love the 2020 EuroPython Logo for Dublin! https://t.co/mWzRQuPfSH
In memoriam Larry Tesler. I remember meeting him when he was working on Stagecraft. Interesting stuff. https://t.co/XfBNULj9UE
RT @justvanrossum: I made something. It sounds boring: it's an application to look at fonts. But it can do a lot! Most of which I described
I  @PyLadies! Thank you all so much for making Python's community more diverse (and not just qua gender!). I fancy myself a feminist and an ally but you do the hard work and make it stick. Way to go #pyladies
Trolling the Haskell folks: Finally found a Monad tutorial for Python programmers.
RT @ramalhoorg: Facilidade para comunicao verbal  mais relevante para prever sua capacidade de aprender a programar do que aptido matem
PyCon US may be revised or cancelled. Read the full post linked below.
Good deep tech post from Dropbox' sync team (rewriting the sync engine in Rust). https://t.co/lLPnOgi1eg @dropbox
Alas, @pycon is cancelled. Read more here: https://t.co/ZKtFPHFH5Q. Thanks to the PyCon staff and PSF board for making this difficult decision. Stay healthy!
"Were all devastated that well lose in-person interactions this year, but the health and safety of our attendees comes first. \nEven though the in-person event isnt happening in 2020, [we] are already planning to deliver several PyCon US components remotely throughout April."
RT @ThePSF: New pip resolver to roll out this year https://t.co/lX8f0VOgfX
RT @llanga: Stay safe, and test our latest #Python release: 3.9.0a5!\n\nhttps://t.co/5x6Qnyc7je\n\nAs usual, we're leaving the juiciest new fea
Random historic note: if I hadn't chosen the __dunder__ naming scheme for Python language internals long ago, dunders would have been an obscure feature of the C preprocessor.\n\nWho knows when, where and by whom the term "dunder" was coined? It wasn't me, and it was years later.
Python 2.7.18 release candidate 1 is out: https://t.co/wasS1V0UqC\nThis is your last chance! The final release will be out in two weeks.
The word "dunder" was coined on September 26, 2002, by Mark Jackson and Tim Hochberg. Thanks Ned for digging this up!
An explanation of Python's use indentation by Oliver Fromme, from 2007. https://t.co/h40E76YqMJ
So true
The final Python 2 release is out. Thank you @gutworth for being the 2.7 release manager during 11 long years. Read the announcement here! https://t.co/WpxmHPxn40
Python 3.9a6 is out! With new parser (PEP 617), dict|dict (PEP 584), list[int] (PEP 585), str.remove{prefix,suffix}() (PEP 616), and much more! Please test with your favorite packages. https://t.co/jhJ24UBGrw
PyCon 2020 in Pittsburgh didn't happen -- but PyCon Online is happening! New talks every week at: https://t.co/NxXHSjlct3. Many thanks to our loyal sponsors. #pycon2020
Excited to see this happening! Timezones move into the stdlib.
One of my rare public appearances! I discuss what happened at the online Python Language Summit.
RT @WillingCarol: Thank you @jessejiryudavis for the excellent coverage of the Python Language Summit @ThePSF. You captured the spirit of t
What one should also read once a decade: @joshbloch's talk on API design -- https://t.co/kwf9x3df2T
Python 3.9b1 is out. Try it! Thanks to everyone who contributed, to @baybryj, @llanga , @zooba (the release team), and to @VictorStinner for so many things... https://t.co/LpYVzJYvaw
RT @PyLadiesSEA: Today is the day. Join us this evening as @christytoes moderates What We Love About Python: A PyLadies Panel featuring @gv
https://t.co/7Pm5f9sLUr
RT @pyconmy: class PyconAPAC2020:\n        def interview_with_guido(self):\n               print("""#askguido""")
The Zen of Python set to amazing music. Enjoy listening!
Our first bike ride in Half Moon Bay since March 16! Beach parking is still closed, but we saw plenty of people on a few popular beaches -- *with* umbrellas and tents. :-) @ Half Moon Bay, California https://t.co/gVZxaZCwzB
More musical Python! "[...] how I got into loops and caffeine" (?!)
RT @edgedatabase: EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 3 "Proxima Centauri" is here: https://t.co/2g2V4w7sRL
Has GameSalad's password db been leaked? I just got one of those scam btc extortion emails showing a password I once used for GameSalad.
Python 3.9.0 beta 3 is out now, for your immediate testing. Wait, what happened to beta 2? Interesting story. Read it here: https://t.co/uOrdJLpvzP [correct URL this time]
RT @europython: We're very excited to announce our third keynote speaker:\n\nGuido van Rossum, Creator of #Python\n\nhttps://t.co/F9nGA6WcNC\n\nW
Cool: I asked "Alexa, sing me a song" and she responded with a little rap about Grace Hopper.
This was such a fun project!
Yay type annotations in pytest!
This makes me sad. I rode Caltrain into SF daily from 2008 till my retirement in 2019.
I'm in illustrious company at this programmers conference (virtually) in Angola.
Python 3.8.5 *and* 3.9.0b5 are out!
RT @ThePyPA:  pip 20.2 is out! \n\nhttps://t.co/DtQF7tQQ7p\n\nIncludes an optional beta of the new dependency resolver -- test it soon, since
RT @ThePyPA: And when you hit a ResolutionImpossible error, pip 20.2 gives better conflict resolution advice & points to https://t.co/xZnZ5
This is the weirdest news of the week.
My UNIX fu is waning. When playing around with the cherry-picker tool I naively typed `alias cp=cherry-picker`. Days later I got a mysterious error when trying to copy a directory. :-)
RT @matrixise: Gifts (#python stickers) from @ThePSF . Thank you @betswaliszewski and  @gvanrossum . I will share them in #Europe when I wi
RT @pydanny: This is a fantastic opinionated guide to Django views. I enjoy strong, informed options.\n\nWhile I disagree on some of his part
This is worth learning.
Ooh, 3.9.0rc1 is out! https://t.co/pIF0t8vBTq\n\nThanks @llanga and thousands of contributors!
RT @nayafia: Hi I wrote a book!\n\nIt's called Working in Public, and it's the story of modern open source and its implications for online co
I already retweeted @nayafias tweet about her book. But now that Ive actually read (most of) it, I feel I need to recommend it strongly to all open source maintainers, especially on large projects or who are struggling keeping up with issues and PRs or discussion threads.
I'm looking for a corpus of Python syntax errors (don't ask why). I found https://t.co/Q1TzNWrzSy by Alexander William Wong et al., which has https://t.co/FOTHPPsqE0 (thank you authors!). Does anyone know of others?
TIL: When in a video conference, take off your airpods before taking a bathroom break.
RT @drakeguan: PyCon Taiwan, 2012~2020. #pycontw2020 #pycontw https://t.co/NPfihPOoA8
Emacs won out over vim. https://t.co/hG2NCFiNGY
Python 3.8.6rc1 is now ready for testing. Thanks @llanga ! https://t.co/hWm92gFKt2
Code snippets in Python docs are now explicitly licensed under BSD-zero. That means you can freely copy this code without license or attribution! https://t.co/a4A6F8qaDB
RT @robertnishihara: We began @raydistributed several years ago at @UCBerkeley (in @ucbrise, @amplab, and @berkeley_ai). Today there are 30
RT @europython: The first batch of 30 edited videos is available on our YouTube channel.\n\nWe'll release more over the next few days/weeks.
Python 4 FAQ.\n1. The version after 3.9 is 3.10; in fact it already exists (in github master).\n2. If there ever is a version 4, the transition from 3 to 4 will be more like that from 1 to 2 rather than 2 to 3.
[Repeat so more people are aware of this]\nPython 4 FAQ.\n1. The version after 3.9 is 3.10; in fact it already exists (in github master).\n2. If there ever is a version 4, the transition from 3 to 4 will be more like that from 1 to 2 rather than 2 to 3.
Python 3.9.0rc2@is out! https://t.co/Cavfox2yoK @llanga
RT @europython: We are running an "Ask me Anything" on Thursday, Sept 24, 19:30 CEST.\n\nIf you're planning to run an online event and have q
RT @ThePSF: Ask a Core Dev Anything!  Connect with Python core devs by sending in a Q about Python: https://t.co/M3RtIVcDLI. Submit Qs befo
Stay motivated during the pandemic, learn Python! Thanks for the suggestion NABA_UNCC. (And if you already know Python, try Machine Learning. :-)
What a waste of time.
Farewell Python 3.5. Thanks Larry and co! https://t.co/mi4CGZucGX
Big changes coming to dependency resolver in pip 20.2: please try! https://t.co/PzLb3GrJrI
Watch this cute video about it. Kudos to the whole pip team. So diverse!! https://t.co/ditUcrMxnS
Quick! Inject bleach!
If youre using Python type annotations, please ask yourself whether it works when you add from __future__ import annotations.  This will be the default in 3.10 and we need you to prepare for that. (Also, 3.9.0 is now out.)
To clarify, this is part of PEP 563. It will affect inspect.signature() for annotated functions, the types come back stringified. E.g. (a: int) instead of (a: int). See https://t.co/ttb5cGPPrN
Another reminder.
RT @llanga: #Python 3.9 is now officially available! Get it here:\n\nhttps://t.co/qVhXvbdhhh\n\nReleased on time, on budget, great features and
Congrats EuroPython with your trademark protection!
RT @ThePSF: Want to get a cool Python Gift Pack? Join the Python Developers Survey 2020. https://t.co/devKyhusbN
Congrats to the mypy team! Lots of good new stuff here.
In a minute we start the Python Core Dev Q&A. Watch live: https://t.co/NRw3jLnB9W
RT @PythonDiscord: We are livestreaming the Python Core Developers Q&A, with @gvanrossum  and many other core developers, today at 20:00 UT
Happy 20th birthday PyGame! A great accomplishment. And now, version 2.0! (And still Python 2.7 backward compatible too!) https://t.co/yNifIE8Wqr
Last week's Core Devs and Community Q&A was just uploaded to @ThePSF's youtube channel: https://t.co/DLej0s8yFl
RT @roguelynn: For nearly 2 years, I've been working on building audio processing infrastructure at @SpotifyEng . And finally, I can actual
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!
RT @nnja: Got a minute for a message from the organizing team of @PyCascades?\n\nOur CFP is open now and wed love to hear from you.\n\nPlease
Umm... why is there a MacBook Pro in my Find My... list thats in China? Im not missing any. @Apple https://t.co/t2hobltKuS
Top hypothesis: Dropbox resold my old laptop. Wonder if it still has the stickers. :-)
I decided that retirement was boring and have joined the Developer Division at Microsoft. To do what? Too many options to say! But itll make using Python better for sure (and not just on Windows :-). Theres lots of open source here. Watch this space.
Excited to see notebooks in VS Code learning to fly on their own!
Thank you, arash!
Next time you see a US election or COVID map, use this to put it in perspective: https://t.co/DG8stBk9vM
Congrats on the new gig, Ola!
I learned how to do a simple thing on Azure: https://t.co/bmPSXTwTMq
.@dependabot sent a bunch of stray PRs our way (all my cpython forks were hit). Anyone know whats up with that? We have it disabled, we shouldnt expect any, right?
Lots of stuff you can learn about the Python community from GitHub's 2020 State of the Octoverse: https://t.co/3I3AUlqLLm
Three new Python releases: 3.9.1, 3.10.0a1, and 3.8.7rc1. https://t.co/gnbpdc7RSF Test them all, but especially the rc!
Please help the @psf survive the pandemic! There are 22 days to go on our end of 2020 fundraiser: https://t.co/ogxBlPmPhv
RT @ThePSF: Elaine Wong Awarded the PSF Community Service Award for Q3 2020 https://t.co/oV8yxSZnkw
RT @ThePSF: Invest in the PSF & help fund Core Python Development! @ThePSF allocated $25,000 USD to support CPython development sprints in
RT @EWDurbin: While there was so much more hiring planned for @ThePSF this year, this opening will clearly be one of the most pivotal for t
RT @pythonvscode: The December 2020 release of the #Python extension for @code is out! \n\nCheck out our new  refactoring code actions for
Great visualization of election results. I wonder if @EdwardTufte can improve on this.
This is two years old but really resonates with me. Thank you @evancz! (Also, how are you doing? Email me.)
Beautiful book. A worthy capstone for the series.
Time flies! Python 3.10a4 was released today: https://t.co/LJKV8xfX8C Thanks @pyblogsal @baybryj and @zooba! Folks, if you access type annotations via get_type_hints(), please test with this release!
"Getting a vaccine will not free you from all the personal and public restrictions that will continue." San Mateo County Health Officer: https://t.co/Ohf4TBVD5g -- so much good stuff here!
What does this print?\nx = 0\ny = 0\ndef f():\n    x = 1\n    y = 1\n    class C:\n        print(x, y)  # What does this print?\n        x = 2\nf()\nFrom https://t.co/8iZEYr23rx (@kevmod) Still in Python 3.9!
I should've named it "Elvis", then I'd be exchanging tweets with Elvis Costello. :-)
Thanks for the kind words Joannah.
RT @nicktrog: Bring your most pressing questions for @gvanrossum (#Python's BDFL-emeritus, Distinguished Engineer @Microsoft), who's joinin
Python 3.10.0a5 is now available. Same as always: test the heck out of it, but not in prod! https://t.co/5dcF6iLvXD
Notebooks in VS Code revamped. ToC, Diffing, Gather, LiveShare, and more. https://t.co/H00tGM7se5 Thanks @ClaudiaRegio !
Nice! Thanks for the walk through memory lane.
Got my first COVID-19 shot! Still need to wear mask and social distance of course. Be safe everyone!
RT @freakboy3742: It's going to take a few years before we can reliably use this in production code - but I'm really excited by this new la
For folks trying to get their head around PEP 634 (pattern matching), which will land in the next alpha release of 3.10, here's a brief tutorial I wrote: (more concise than the introduction in PEP 636): https://t.co/xWK2v0Rzgt
(The same tutorial is also Appendix A of PEP 636.)
RT @sfermigier: Python is 30 years old this month. Here's an archive of the first beta release (by @gvanrossum obviously), version 0.9.1, w
Python 3.9.2 and 3.8.8 are out! https://t.co/D3tojd6NGf The wonder of free two-day deliveries, indeed. :-)
That bowl was one of my mom's favorites. And thanks Nina for being such a great host and organizer.
RT @WillingCarol: Here's the @pycascades video for the Core Python Devs panel about COVID and its impact on core Python development. @nnja
Hey internet linguists! Where do people pronounce Jaguar as JAG-wire?
Pattern Matching (PEP 634-636) was merged into cpython master today! Will be in 3.10 alpha 6, to be released Monday.
Largest mouse pad in the world https://t.co/FzsVxNrPsN
Python 3.10a6 is about to be released. The docs are already up: https://t.co/7rfOfV8QY1
3.10a6 is out! With Pattern Matching. https://t.co/uLAdGb1IQ4\nOn April 5 we'll have alpha 7, then on May 3rd beta 1.
While its still pi day in some time zones, look up math.tau.
Signups for the Python Language Summit at PyCon (online only) are now open. If you're representing a third party package and want to have a say in Python's future please sign up! https://t.co/dese6xGE1A
RT @kashleytwit: My dream in my book (#1 in Amazon 2nd day!) is that artists use #Python and data scientists become more like artists... \n@
Awesome walk-through!
PyWeek is a cool twice-yearly game creation contest. The next jam is coming up. https://t.co/sefttuog87
This year's Turing Award goes to Aho and Ullman, the authors of the very fine Dragon Book. I have a first edition proudly on my bookshelf. https://t.co/5BPhe8NlHC
The last of the Python 3.10 alphas is out: 3.10.0a7. Next up is beta 1, scheduled for May 3rd, which starts the feature freeze. https://t.co/e0dy8mVwK2
Why did I not know before about "git worktree"?  :-(  https://t.co/wBM6uO2DX8
RT @MSFTReactor: Next month, Python creator @gvanrossum will join us for an exclusive Q&A session about his role at Microsoft and the past,
RT @pythonvscode:  The best editing experience for #Python in @code has landed with huge upgrades to our default language support, powered
RT @frlazzeri: This Friday I will interview the creator of Python,\n@gvanrossum!\nJoin us for an exclusive Q&A session about the past, presen
RT @pythonvscode: We're THRILLED to be joining @pycon  this week! \n\nCheck out all the cool  things we're bringing to #PyConUS and how yo
RT @AzureSDK: We're thrilled to be joining @pycon this week!  Learn about the Azure SDK for #Python, @pythonvscode, and all that Microsoft
I'm going live on learntv in a minute! https://t.co/U2OmYqVOIW  #pycon2021 #pycon #python
This 2018 paper about user preferences for runtime semantics in a gradually typed language mentions Python but is strangely lacking any references to PEP 484 (created in 2014). Why? https://t.co/Cs9Wisvc9b
Good summary of our talk at the summit. Looking forward to the rest in the series!
Looks like I missed an important talk!
Someone tracked down a version of the Grail browser that I wrote around 1995. Now they are looking for help getting it to run again. Anybody want to help? https://t.co/iStOOJdPtN
RT @mariatta:  No more #Python Language Summit FOMO! @Jo_Jablonski got you covered! Read the blog post of the first discussion item: Exce
RT @lvh: Breaking out the 10 year anniversary PyCon shirt! https://t.co/00ay8fcE0O
It saddens me to see an abomination like this in an otherwise nice academic paper. https://t.co/qLvmyJdxTP
PS. Why does Twitter add all that whitespace to the top of the screenshot?
Oh, it's because the Windows Snip & Sketch tool thought I was drawing on the image. :-(
I apologize, I did not intend to disrespect a specific author. I only meant that this aspect of Black's style is not great for humans. I prefer it this way:\n\nif (is_interesting(attempt)\n        and len(attempt.record) <= len(source.record)):\n    source = attempt
This is a great opportunity. @MillsCollege is great (I gave a lecture there a while ago) and the social justice impact will be amazing. Wish I could take it. Anyone interested?
Imagine the dread caused by this error:\n  TypeError: func expected at least 14 arguments, got 0
This new release of mypy is a huge step forward. Type stubs for 3rd party packages are now installed separately. Read the blog. Thanks to the mypy team.
We're hiring for "Faster CPython"! https://t.co/qpxiezVH5M, https://t.co/NY92DBm82I
Looks like the IC link was hard to find from the tweet, so here it is: https://t.co/NY92DBm82I
D'oh, I was confused, because Twitter turned the second (IC) link into a preview, while keeping the first (manager) link as a truncated link. Here's the manager link again: https://t.co/qpxiezVH5M
RT @justvanrossum: My toddler says this is a fish and who am I to argue https://t.co/OeMXxrlA7Y
We're still looking for more candidates to manage our little team: https://t.co/qpxiezVH5M
How can I say "we would especially love to hear from women, Latinx and Black candidates" without sounding, how do I say this, "bigoted"? This subject is so touchy that the standard phrasing on our career site doesn't even fit in a tweet. :-)
RT @MillsCollege: #MillsCollege and Boston-based @Northeastern University enter talks to create a joint alliance that advances student acce
Python 3.10 beta 3 is out. Please give it a try with your libraries  dont get caught unawares when the final release goes out this fall! https://t.co/EzE9QgMkgQ
Congrats @ambv! Awesome to see you in this role. Kick <you know what>!
Wow! The last beta of 3.10 already. People, do test this!
Read ukasz' blog on his role as CPython Developer in Residence: https://t.co/fAyCOsi7C3\nI am so grateful to everyone who made this possible!
So the new Dune remake will be an episode of Star Wars? :-)
RT @pyconthailand: We are excited to have Audrey Tang @audreyt, Digital Minister of Taiwan as one of our keynote speakers @PyConAPAC 2021!
I'm sick of twitter.
Talks submission is open through August 31!
Great story! Read the whole thread. I call it the tech version of bringing bibles to those poor people in the colonies
This is my skip-manager.
Pattern matching is live in Python 3.10 today! https://t.co/e2BJExILJA
RT @OpenAtMicrosoft: Join @ScottGu at ElasticON Global 2021, on October 57. Sessions and workshops help improve your Elastic skills. Regis
I look very serious here. :-) Happy hacking, Japanese Pythonistas!
Who is using Python 3.10 (released two weeks ago)? Any good uses for match/case yet?
Tomorrow at 9am Pacific, @hotpyguy and I will be on @mkennedys show, live on YouTube (apparently) at https://t.co/NxCIzOKGEa, talking about Python performance.
Correction, 10am Pacific (17:00 UTC).
Congrats Anders! Its great to be working with you.
The Python Software Foundation (@ThePSF) is looking for a new executive director. Thank you @ewa_jodlowska for your ten years at the top of the PSF! Those are big shoes to fill. The PSF has made tremendous growth in those years. https://t.co/OoZlupJXWV
RT @vboykis: Oh lord, everything about this post about the custom in-house use of Python at investment banks, inject it straight into my ve
This was a fun conversation, and it is a fun project to work on. I am learning a lot of new things about CPUs! ;-)
To get an extra Democratic senator, democrats should move en masse to Wyoming. Right?
Seen on a T-shirt:\n\nKnock knock\nRace condition\nWhos there!
So after ~25 years I'm finally reading Guns, Germs and Steel. It looks a bit dated, and I suspect there's a lot of new research. What should I read that's more up to date?
Windows users: if for any reason you'd like to get your Python directly from Microsoft, you can now get Python 3.10 from the Windows store: https://t.co/HqSRHXxFC6 (Versions 3.7-3.9 are also available, just use the search on that page.)
Calling out @JukkaLeh , @mypyproject . Good to hear the attraction plug-in was so successful.
*attrs, not attraction
One day I will visit your amazing country.
Python 3.10.1 is ready (https://t.co/vpWNsNxJ2O). Like lastr time, I'd love to hear from people who are using 3.10 in production!
Also, such a cool logo! https://t.co/cTsWM22JmZ
Python influencing JavaScript (again).
RT @omer_bensaadon: Twitter friends I need your help.\n\nWe are kicking off a round of user research around how relatively large, multi-contr
Please test!
RT @nhuntwalker: Life is so long. So, so, so long. Youll likely have plenty of opportunities to be laser-focused on finding success. Dont
Can anybody explain the GoodRx business model? How do they make money?
Okay, so GoodRx is a "marketer" and they make money like all marketers. Thanks everyone, I learned something!
Python's "-Wall" flag is a tribute to Larry Wall and Perl.
RT @brunoborges: Five questions. That's all we are asking you about #Microservices and your choice of programming language.\n\nHere's the lin
It's happening! BPO is migrating to GitHub tomorrow. https://t.co/kQcoaEduil
Just discovered Hedy, a gradual programming language. It's a new idea on how to teach programming to beginners. Very cool! https://t.co/3dBnmTqfAs @hedycode
After two delays, it's now *really* happening. bpo is read-only. Take the weekend off. :-)
It's just about done! https://t.co/GjFaGfmq3M is dead. Long love https://t.co/wM2m1BrDr8.
Another @py_bay event is coming up. Call for papers is still open! https://t.co/BvLW54TjIC
Last day for this!
Python 3.11b4 is *finally* released. WE NEED YOU TO TEST YOUR PACKAGES WITH THIS! https://t.co/gijX2VQUiJ
RT @pypi: Today we received reports of a phishing campaign targeting PyPI users. This is the first known phishing attack against PyPI. \n\nWe
See you there in 11 days!
If you'd asked me "when was the reign of king Charles III" I would have assumed it was somewhere in the 1400s.
I will be there, with @1st1 .
The current state of AI is like this. A marketing person talks to an engineer. After 5 minutes the marketing person can speak the engineer's lingo perfectly, e.g. "async server protocol." But understanding? (Reference: https://t.co/Hjcbn93ERO and many others,)
I've worked with Andrew for many years as a core dev. I can totally vouch for him. Hire him now!
From the internets: new Python 3.11 logo :-) https://t.co/CtLkJygNT0
Monday starting 17:00 UTC @pyblogsal will be releasing Python 3.11 *live*. Expect cameos by some other core devs. Watch the live stream: https://t.co/faznSICweb
This is happening in less than an hour now!!!!! Go Pablo.
If you speak German...
A few weeks ago we had a Python Core Dev sprint hosted by Google. Here's the PSF blog about this! https://t.co/7BArwjR7bZ
Music fans: I participated in an interview with Weezer's lead Rivers Cuomo in the podcase "Sing for Science" ( @singforscience). It goes live today at https://t.co/mixD6cYk0d and (soon) https://t.co/RLmFWyf5oC
Article "The Origins of Python" by my mentor, Lambert Meertens. https://t.co/dDbRsCknLh
RT @singforscience: Believe it or not, @Weezer and Python were created about the same time. Listen to @RiversCuomo and @gvanrossum talk on
I first read this as "lib-req-OS" (a library for requiring an operating system???) but it is "libre-QoS", i.e., free quality of service. It's a free software server that ISPs use to improve their QoS. Dave has helped fight buffer bloat, so he knows what he's talking about.
RT @jpjVideoTuts: UPDATED WEBSITE: it now has 275 detailed Python video tutorials with a combined runtime duration of over 50 hours. In add
Looks like soon I will lose the blue checkmark. I can't say I care.
My artist friend Julie Newdoll has a new website! https://t.co/Oc9SIlupfp (Also on IG: https://t.co/yI0dOPZRwu)
I just have to plug this explaination of AI by my fellow hacker Monica Anderson: https://t.co/xBk7rVFbSd
Microsoft Semantic Kernel now in Python flavor: https://t.co/1AY2zCFWf3
In my high school senior year I was voted "least likely to invent his own programming language."
My weather app gave me an alert that comes down to the water is cold and the beaches are busy. Really? Thats alert-worthy? https://t.co/CpNK7H1qGC
Sept 19 Language Creator Panel in Bellevue, Washington: https://t.co/Gqkv61zLT7
RT @PyDataSeattle: Our inaugural charity event. Featuring the creators of C#, Java, Perl, Python, TypeScript, and Smalltalk in a conversati
I just cleaned the clogged drain hoses of our dishwasher. A draining job. I more than ever respect the people who do that work for a living.
Yeah, so I helped the Excel team with this. Excited that it's out! https://t.co/zH1o2Fiaad
80s album of the week is Making Movies by Dire Straits.
RT @BajoranEngineer:  @djangogirls is coming to DjangoCon US in downtown Durham, NC  Oct 15, 2023 \n\nOne-day FREE workshop for women, fem
Python wins the 2023 NEC C&C Prize. https://t.co/pbMMviO3vM
If yo use Python, you're a Pythonista. Please fill out the PSF's annual Python Developers Survey here: https://t.co/drETTepTiC
Should I fill this out or not? :-)
RT @kevin_scott: Incredibly proud to see my colleague @gvanrossum be honored for developing the Python programming language. Today, its on
Talk by  my coworker (and co core dev) Brandt Bucher on how we plan a JIT for Python 3.13. https://t.co/5NFDDWUySR
Read more about how Python in Excel works!
Wow, this is amazing!
Me, like youve never seen me before (and wont see again :-) https://t.co/jqSYc7m9Su
An interesting, balanced view on C++ safety by my esteemed colleague @herbsutter: https://t.co/3OGQbmaCE7
My laptop and its charger have reached a stalemate: the laptop refuses to charge beyond 80%, and the charger refuses to change its light from orange to green.
Does anybody have a relatively blemish-free first edition of the Pascal User Manual and Report by Jensen and Wirth they are willing to sell to me? It is a cherished childhood memory but I never possessed a copy. It must be from around 1974 or before.
Thumbs up or down? https://t.co/bEyr65cnY3
https://t.co/kZcivibiUY
Next year we should have Python2.7girl at the Eurovision Song Festival.
RT @pythonvscode:  Were excited to announce the general availability of Data Wrangler for VS @Code. Our new, code-centric, AI-powered dat
Dear #pycon presenters. Here are my accessibility requests for next year. 1. No colorized code on black backgrounds. Blue or purple or gray is really hard to read. 2. Use large text please. I cannot read your regular terminal font. PLEASE.
I m really enjoying listening to Midst, a semi-improvised fantasy/SF story in podcast form by three anonymous narrators. https://t.co/TylgEyfmGP, Spotify or YouTube. Its the first podcast Ive ever listened to! (Sorry Pablo and ukasz. :-)
Fun nonfiction book: A City on Mars, by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith. I dont want to give away the ending but its about space colonization and its dangers and risks.
RT @pamelafox: Our Python Web Apps series starts today!\nCheck out our live stream (with @noble_renee) at 3:30PT on Web Apps 101 covering HT
Exactly. https://t.co/D3XWGVJHbq
PSA: According to Verizon tier 2 tech support, all international plan customers have lost access to the network as of 2pm Eastern time yesterday, with no ETA for a fix (could be Monday). I guess a server crashed. Kinda sucks since I'm in Europe this week and next. :-(
We are vacationing on Terschelling. We rented e-bikes at De Groot Fietsen. This is an amazing guy -- not only did he ask if I was the Python guy, he also turns out to have filmed amazing time lapses of an art piece here, "The Streken". https://t.co/TBTMJZnOR3 and https://t.co/44dWvV9KVT
RT @anilananth: Don't know how other authors feel, but seeing the first physical copy of your book, after years of looking at Word files an
RT @pamelafox: Join me next week for an intro to using Large Language Models with Python!\n\nhttps://t.co/kdKyjTRM5q\n\nFree, Online @ August 7
Good interview with Leslie Lamport. https://t.co/QVSCsqZwVN
RT @pamelafox: Registration is open now for #RAGHack: a global hackathon to build RAG applications!\n\nPlus, we'll have 25+ free live streams
Websites are hard https://t.co/Ef5zVN0ADV
Want to know why import works the way it works? Watch @akaptur explore the decision process: https://t.co/RgnttUXpkC (Love the fish quote.)
Great talk by @akaptur on how (not!) to read the CPython (interpreter) source code: https://t.co/2Cs7YTLyYJ
[LWN links from summit cont'd] (8) Python on mobile systems:\nhttp://t.co/lnhHVgiw1U
(9)  Adding Requests to the standard library?\nhttp://t.co/wNM3G1KE9r
(10) Jython Native Interface (JyNI):\nhttp://t.co/QkweSHzz5J
(11) Python installation options for Windows:\nhttp://t.co/TEq20yWMQL
(12) Python at Heroku: http://t.co/e0CXdoRASP
That's all from Jake Edwards of LWN, folks!
Correction: those language summit overviews were written by Jake *Edge*, jake@lwn.net
Oh, also missed (13) PyMetabiosis: http://t.co/RXTpuuPDps
Funny how Amazon keeps showing me ads for things I've researched and then bought (or not :-).
Python marches on towards mobile... https://t.co/ZONq8vspGI
Be an active ally. E.g. when called on, pass your turn to a lesser privileged participant who's been waiting longer. https://t.co/6ENhLnLwJ3
** CORRECTION ** Wonderful love letter to Python: http://t.co/QxiaudsYfn The real author was: @OssAnna16 *If you RT'ed please RT correction*
Thanks everyone for pointing this out. And sorry again @OssAnna16
Lifehack is so full of distractions that this page is impossible to read, ironically: http://t.co/q9JCz9BLFH
See you next year in Cuba? https://t.co/VAxTVWx5le
RT @adriarichards: Running for @ThePSF (Python Software Foundation) Board of Directors this year https://t.co/bviTtTWSEG http://t.co/awdQ8K
@jepsmep Just go to http://t.co/gMzbvWQHR4
Startups in Cuba! https://t.co/aT2hJFyq0l
"When a woman tells you something is sexist, believe her." http://t.co/go7cxSCQKp
os.makedirs() design is broken. I always end up with "if not os.path.exists(p): os.makedirs(p)"
Impressive list of things fixed in Python 2.7.10. https://t.co/gYMBPNjqrL
@carlmalamud That's sad. Why not upgrade?
Python 3.5 beta 1 is out: https://t.co/Ehqq5BhUqL
.@raymondh What about list items? :-)
Python 3.5.0 beta 2 is out: https://t.co/7P6PNTUGSr
Awesomeness! https://t.co/zdoDPahqiT
If you're a woman interning in the Bay Area this summer, be sure to apply for Summer Hack Day! http://t.co/EWRYCLUdmb
A trip down to memory lane: the Grail web browser, written in Python in 1995. http://t.co/BFfp9ekH0S
RT @dropboxapi: Oooh! We made a breaking change to API v2. I guess that's why we call it "preview".  https://t.co/VIuwhSJFq4
I don't suppose the NSA is attempting to hack Chinese IT infrastructure?
Fun if long read about code in Businessweek: http://t.co/x23HtZmiFH
@ColonR17 In Python as in mathematics.
@ColonR17 So now C# is the measure of the world?
@productivico Just read @raymondh's Twitter stream. :-)
@productivico Strange, since I'm on vacation.
@i_elnady Have you tried "from __future__ import braces"?
@wldcordeiro @dabeaz That's a question for python-tulip@googlegroups.com. But how would the server know what to call it with? Or use lambda.
RT @MerchiseMeetup: Speakers are welcome for July 25th meetup http://t.co/xYqYxSSjn3 Contact info@merchise.com #Cuba #startups #coding
@yan0731_a Python the Hard Way. Or just the tutorial at http://t.co/znIHMqscXf. Be sure to learn Python 3!
@regebro @hpk42 @isallmaroon I sometimes get uncivil when asked certain questions too often, e.g. recruiters or amateur language critics.
@DevNamedEthan You're welcome to propose some on python-ideas@python.org (subscribe first). But it's been discussed to death already...
@DevNamedEthan I was and still am in favor, but I don't see a reasonable way to extend them to multi-line, *and* I think it's unnecessary.
@DevNamedEthan Hm, beware though that all lambda incur the full overhead of a Python function call, which is relatively expensive.
Maybe this little shop in Bilbao supports Python? :-) https://t.co/K0DDUs6eSf #europython
Hobbit lovers must love Bilbao's bus system... :-) https://t.co/I4yYyyEwzZ #europython
RT @toddwaits: Ola and Ola telling the origins of @djangogirls using a fairy tale. #europython http://t.co/edkC2URqrC
RT @oinopion: #europython keynote is full of squirrels! http://t.co/LkdQTnO3v5
RT @DjangoGirlsEP15: #djangogirls founders @olasitarska and @asendecka take the stage for the #europython keynote, plus one #potato http://
RT @ben_nuttall: @martinohanlon @gvanrossum Print has actual features now it's a function! You should check it out.
Pretty harsh criticism of Tornado: https://t.co/JqougOsCgq #tornado
Reports of the GIL's death have been greatly exaggerated.
Bye #europuthon, it's been great fun!
To the person who cornered me about datetime at #europython: https://t.co/hEU9aI2nYF
.@russnelson IIUC when we say UTC we really mean POSIX timestamps, which ignore leap seconds (IMO that's good).
Bye bye Bilbao. #Europython #ep2015 http://t.co/Tnaq6tmuMl
Hey, Python 3.5 rc1 is out!! https://t.co/b8Z3GdKTgA
Pro tip: don't plug a US power strip with surge protection into a European power socket.
.@harrydord I have 8 different devices, 8 different chargers, all rated 110-240 V, all US plugs. (Most non-USB.)
.@harrydord Honestly surge protectors seem a typical American scam. You never see them in Europe.
Given a graph with 10K-1M nodes, what interactive visualisation tool would you use? (I want to browse a large import graph.)
@n770 This fell through the cracks in the rush up to 3.5 beta 1. But please bring it up on python-ideas.
.@pawel_szmajda That's more a question for @ThePSF .
If you're building extensions for Python 3.5 on Windows, read this: http://t.co/Z8k8TCIQLi
Also, Python 3.5 rc 2 is out: https://t.co/S60O37dtXG
(The trouble with) DST explained visually: https://t.co/2PRsSpS1Rn; discussion: https://t.co/YPZflZjNaj
Bruce Eckel announces he's going to write Atomic Python: http://t.co/2RYDGAgfts
Python 3.5rc3 released: https://t.co/BEDJRcIK2Q Thanks Larry Hastings and everyone on the core Python team!
Yeah, so Python 3.5.0 is really out! https://t.co/OvHQb2PDPx Thanks all Python core contributors!
Whoa, Python is ahead of PHP on the Tiobe index now?! :-)
RT @aosabook: Learn about coroutines from @jessejiryudavis and @gvanrossum in the newest "500 Lines or Less" early access chapter: http://t
.@aosabook Thanks so much @jessejiryudavis for writing such a great intro to asyncio given my puny 500 lines example!
Why is Python 3 better than Python 2? Start reading here: https://t.co/JGtln1J0Jf
.@karnauskas Yes, pip is on by default: https://t.co/p4UbgFn0wK
Test flakes are like snow flakes. No two are alike.
The flexibility of print() in PY3: for i in range(1000): print(end='.', flush=True); time.sleep(0.01)
.@raymondh A plug for the work of Edward Tufte: http://t.co/84JnY6pVhF
RT @rhomsany: Open Sourcing Zulip  a Dropbox Hack WeekProject https://t.co/FK3LvRzKjq
Using mocks? Read this! http://t.co/nknHXcwchv Everyone has this. :-(
Is there a cowsay in Python? https://t.co/P87oTJqU4l
@regebro What do you mean "mistakenly"?
Worth watching out for if you file a Python issue! https://t.co/wKkXbPYjz0
@_malikbutler Yes, this happens to me all the time. I have a GMail filter that forces mail from the tracker to be treated as not-spam.
RT @alfredtwo: Computer Science Teacher: An Inside Look at Being A Computer Science Teacher... http://t.co/qlNvwfy8gt
I've been playing with micropython on the BBC micro:bit and it's amazing! <3
Dear @Caltrain_News, long time rider and big supporter here. Some ideas following (sorry for the multi-tweets).
.@Caltrain_News Could you hire traffic guards for busy level crossings? Quicker and cheaper than waiting for level separations.
.@Caltrain_News For travelers, how about a GPS-based real-time train information system so we can see train status on phone or computer.
@sonduszeyad88 Sure, I charge $1000 per hour for homework services like that.
@isithasub Sorry, no, it's an interpreter. But it's mighty small and fast! (It's *micro* after all.)
MicroPython on the BBC micro:bit goes open source: https://t.co/ZC2mPGK9BO
.@jykae @ThePSF asyncio is here to stay. Provisional just allows adding (small) new features in bugfix releases. Otherwise it's stable.
.@Lucretiel @jykae @ThePSF Compiling to C/C++/etc. is not the focus of most Python development. If you want faster Python, sponsor PyPy!
Python everywhere! https://t.co/m06Qrbq47p
What is an exceptino? It's an exception that's really hard to observe.
Hidden Genius Project wins Google prize: https://t.co/tODnLllx25 "Training black male youth to become tech entrepreneurs and leaders"
Python 0.4 released: https://t.co/wYpHlKZ6Ht Looks like solid progress!
[corrected] *Pyston* 0.4 released: https://t.co/wYpHlKZ6Ht  Looks like solid progress!
Look at all this work based on asyncio! https://t.co/3nuMBLHrN6
RT @tweakers: In aflevering drie van Polderpioniers vertelt @gvanrossum over het ontstaan van de populaire programmeertaal Python: https://
https://t.co/q0uhpnWZTT has a new game out: Empire of Code. https://t.co/AGsqYLsgzd
RT @queirozMario21: The next Python Brazil is in Florianpolis. It will be a pleasure to welcome you. #oktoberpython #pybr12 #Python
Awesome! https://t.co/syvKcLjUtm
The very first https://t.co/2j12YXhlJD home page, from May 1997: https://t.co/KwtE7rjX9P
Please support this diversity web series project by a former mentee of mine: "the developers" https://t.co/wt4oOxpRzT
@kstallett @randal_olson @covertress Maybe you missed that there is no reason to switch to 4 at all. It would just be fluff branding.
@kstallett @randal_olson @covertress Just stop worrying. It won't happen until 2025.
"If you think English isn't hard to learn, learn [Qlb]." https://t.co/SWCHX09fMp
@ismael_vc @l337d474 It's not my project -- I just provide moral support. (!) Check out https://t.co/0hQF9kaESy for what I'm working on.
Python is a clue in NYT mini puzzle https://t.co/AK3VHozOE6
What?! Sarah Palin is still a thing? Unbelievable!
@carlmalamud Then I'll move back to Amsterdam.
Wonder about Python version lifespans? Wonder no more! https://t.co/TKxxh7yRUQ
The pep257 tool is now pydocstyle: https://t.co/l8tqQPr81k Congrats with the new name folks!
@izaimo How will you help?
Jigsaw puzzle cutter. I can watch this for hours. https://t.co/sUeqa67kdc
@sam_et_max Can you file a bug at https://t.co/srhLH6eSXG with a complete repro?
Oh the places Python goes! https://t.co/OnSI58QWBz Congrats PyCon Namibia on a successful workshop.
@_kamerontanseli What should it return? d.days*24 + d.seconds//3600? But that would be inconsistent. Better ask on python-list.
RT @pycon: Here are our Keynote speakers! https://t.co/aUbXnz8wEA\nThey are @laparisa @2braids @LorenaABarba @crisewing plus regulars @gvanr
Mypy 0.3 is out! See https://t.co/bRNzUharjg -- or just "python3 -m pip install -U mypy-lang". Repo is now https://t.co/wTeL5TeuMV.
PYTHON FLAGS ENABLE THREE LAWS https://t.co/MhFAoNwy1J
Great deep-dive by @brettsky about async/await in Python 3.5: https://t.co/9M9RnC41Qp
BBC microbit w/ Python launching! https://t.co/CxFUvzkYvT
.@dangayle @raymondh @dabeaz @pycon Yeah, Sunday 5/29 from 1:30-3pm. Sponsored by Dropbox.
@titouandk Hi Titouan, that question can't be answered in 140 characters; try the python-ideas list (https://t.co/Ovhxin11Cz)
Help! Where can I buy a USB-C cable for my OnePlus2 phone in Orlando near Disney world? I'm leaving today for the Gulf Coast.
Walmart: fail. Best Buy: over half an hour to find someone who knew where the item was. Finally all set. Moral: don't get a OnePlus phone.
.@Dos8ht You bet! Many starting points are collected here: https://t.co/ERvOfUseyD
Going to #PyCon in Portland OR this year? Come to our mypy talk: https://t.co/4QOKzX1Bzn
@polarweasel @mhoye Is that good or bad? Will easy diff/merge encourage more contributors or just enable the most vocal ones even more?
@polarweasel @mhoye Have you ever managed the tracker for a popular project? I'm very skeptical about your claim.
@polarweasel @mhoye I have no numbers, but expect it to be low too. But how do you even define user here?
MicroPython 1.7 released! Now with cross-compiler. https://t.co/gWq50gVEwk Congrats Damien and contributors!
OH: "A risk of a bug every 584 years is acceptable."
Kite looks pretty cool: machine-learning applied to programming in Python. https://t.co/tiCZP7amCs (If only Emacs integration was ready. :-)
@joeswislocki What's with all the name calling?
Random: I love to use A=abstract class, B=base class, C=class, D=derived class...
New blog post: https://t.co/D8BiNcc9OG
Yay asyncio on steroids! https://t.co/ICHEvSU7QL
.@derek_arg @dabeaz I dream of gradual typing these nights.
Been talking about this a bit, but Adrian nails it. https://t.co/1Q6H5qdkZj
mypy 0.4 released today! https://t.co/mS7TkbM9do 'pip install mypy-lang'
@digwanderlust It's way too soon for that. We need to get this to work separately first.
@sam_et_max We're putting off all new syntax until fast-parser is the only parser. And yes on both.
46 across: Programming language named for a comedy group. https://t.co/aXoOIM3iXZ
.@parrotread Please stop tweeting me about decade-old book reviews.
Today's explain XKCD is particularly bad -- seeing the jokes explained poorly makes them less funny. :-( https://t.co/kiTlBLVCD1
@ArthurMoore85 I'm not complaining about the XCD strip, just about https://t.co/wvVnHvLQxR
.@deathbullet My favorite Python error message:\n>>> from __future__ import braces\n  File "<stdin>", line 1\nSyntaxError: not a chance\n>>>
.@laerusk https://t.co/4QOKzX1Bzn
.@Pistolbarrel OMG I went to the T-shirt print shop myself to get those printed! Design by @justvanrossum
In case you wondered who maintains PyPI... https://t.co/PoYS05UetK
@crncosta Hmm, sounds like you missed the megathreads on needing support for older Python versions. Eventually we'll add a 'var' statement.
@crncosta Maybe you can turn your annoyance into something more helpful.
New blog post about AnyStr in PEP 484: https://t.co/YXCgCbD23r
New blog post (part 2): Type annotations for fspath https://t.co/Vqy73gHLdn
New blog post: Type annotations for fspath. https://t.co/Vqy73gHLdn
PEP 484 is update with new feature: Type[C]: https://t.co/k4aE5I43x7
We have a major update of PEP 483 (background for type hints) from new author Ivan Levkivskyi: https://t.co/j6WuCBHAoD
Congrats @brettsky on receiving the Frank Willison Award. Well-deserved!
Ik ben wereldberoemd in Nederland! :-) https://t.co/eUJI2Fbeod
Soy famoso en Espaa! https://t.co/Z3uQLoDoKa
@TaskDead47 Missing comma between 'll' and 'ff'.
@TaskDead47 Indeed. It's called implicit string concatenation, and occasionally very handy.
Randall should really switch to 4-space indents. :-) https://t.co/S0wfg7m2lw
Django Girls event in Lahore, Pakistan! https://t.co/EMYJ3yPpke @qc_technologies @DjangoGirlsLHR @zahidirfan @olasitarska @asendecka
The mypy team will be doing mypy clinics at the PyCon sprints next week: https://t.co/PnACZ4dr5G
Poll: what to call such a type? https://t.co/2gBAPk6a4z
Larry is going to perform a gilectomy. https://t.co/g3z8YGvfTw
Slides from today's mypy talk (alas, not recorded): https://t.co/v7KyvJyc9x (with @JukkaLeh @gnprice @_ddfisher)
@catintp @pgbovine If you find a library that isn't ported (and hasn't got a better replacement in PY3) please do recruit help!
Pep8 is dead, long live pycodestyle! https://t.co/q9GmX5bub9
@SpectralFilter @randal_olson neither. Read the slides.
The style on https://t.co/WbE6RDQlyZ should look more like this: https://t.co/DOH7wVtT1Z
@TAtanasoska @pyladies OK, start by mailing me (guido@python.org).
.@JackieKazil Sadly that's up to Apple and they have not been very Python friendly lately. PSF downloads are at https://t.co/ETKl1Ji4Ca
@twiteness @OssAnna16 @brettsky @raymondh Start by mailing me (guido@python.org) and reading https://t.co/ZhLlylGGhi
Coding Python While Black https://t.co/yHFE56PeXC
"Python will not experience any drastic decline in popularity any time soon." https://t.co/rtwNYwoyUY
How can one declare LinkedIn bankruptcy (from link requests)? Asking for a friend. :-)
.@aymericaugustin I just discovered a profile option and disabled those suggestions (except for 2nd order connections).
OMG this is crazy cool! https://t.co/ycLYvTS7UY
@pgbovine Boo. I have had the same experience as @dabeaz innumerable times.
@sam_et_max @aaronchall @termux But does the Ford CEO answer questions on Twitter?
Didn't believe my ears: Terry Gross broadcasts a debate about tabs vs. spaces.  https://t.co/8lLQy0Z9zN
We've released mypy 0.4.2! reveal_type(), Type[C] and many fixed bugs. https://t.co/JcGQB3k0JM
@sam_et_max @DinisCruz Honestly, I like pytest as a test runner, but I don't like its infrastructure for writing tests.
.@EricIdle Pleased to meet my idol. Excuse my naming a programming language after your show, 26 years ago. Been a fun ride.
@twiteness Hi Maria, I have some Python core-dev resources for you. Can you email me at guido@python.org?
Long live affirmative action! https://t.co/VGXDkn3NtW
Python 3.5.2 is out. Yeah! https://t.co/Jfex331KG3 (Also Python 3.4.5 nearby.)
@ermff @i_am_erip @hsjawanda @MatthewInSEA I certainly didn't think I needed to be CC'ed on every tweet in the exchange.
Also, Python 2.7.12, for those keeping count: https://t.co/svxZS0VIPQ
Who thought compression was "solved"? https://t.co/MKuSJSz88J
@gregzakharov Sorry, I don't think anyone cares. If you do, make it happen.
These UI guidelines make ever UI better: https://t.co/k7RbYSoUWB
Python by the bay! https://t.co/u6Nskmtr2U https://t.co/0mIAnCuFK5
@i_am_erip Probably never.
Yeah! I wrote a little code and @jessejiryudavis wrote a beautiful explanation. Recommended. https://t.co/KeyqncL210
Listen to @Podcast__init__ about mypy with @_ddfisher and @gnprice: https://t.co/17NSIZfIil
New mypy release (0.4.3) is out! https://t.co/OF0vCWJ09s Remember to use pip3 install -U *mypy-lang*
The #TechnovationWP2016 award ceremony was incredibly inspiring. Great teams and mentors?
.@laike9m Here are the slides from my 2014 talk on asyncio: https://t.co/xA3T54qemv
.@Collinsjo12 These "protocols" don't require explicit inheritance or registration. See https://t.co/dcpWgTzrPr
@MichaelSeney @deathbullet @jessicamckellar Really I don't recommend Emacs to new developers. It just exists for old brain compatibility.
.@AnneMiller32 Also, I've heard good things about Sublime.
Apparently these guys haven't heard of micropython yet... https://t.co/Oeh4zrLSYI
Don't be like me, don't miss @py_bay ! https://t.co/q3USk7CR0s
.@makoyan1331 Better ask someone who has learned Python using that book.
@makoyan1331 Don't be sorry! :-) I just called on others to help you.
.@sivabudh @DefinitelyTyped We've already got one! https://t.co/P70oz565x6 Oh yes, it's very nice!
Congrats @hjwp PyDev of the week!
Reminder: `python -m this`
We've released mypy 0.4.4: https://t.co/beNquklP4b (adding e.g. async/await support and NewType()!)
Why all the sudden interest in a two-year-old tweet?
PEP 526: Proposal for variable/attribute annotations: https://t.co/vngXZFmhPT (A follow-up to PEP 484.)
@crncosta See second bullet: https://t.co/HPrV354s19
RT @ScribblingOn: I just published A Beginners Very Bumpy Journey Through The World of Open Source https://t.co/TUiO3KvTbu
Accept ALL the PEPs!
"How many cores do you have?" "Two. No, four. Aauuuuuuuugh!"
My new home page is at https://t.co/K4OKBSXGtq.
Email from IEEE: "Your membership(s) will be renewed automatically during the week of NaN October 016"
Whee!! Python 3.6b1 is now RELEASED: https://t.co/Vply6Hu0yO Thanks everyone who worked on this!! @baybryj
I keep getting spammed by something called "livecoding dot tv". How to make them stop?
CheckIO is trending on Reddit: https://t.co/RUOM165AaV
.@codeHobbyist Look at https://t.co/Fpkdewmxh4
@codeHobbyist Read books with interviews with programmers.
Great advice on how to find a project to start contributing. Project owners: read between the lines how to attract new contributors! https://t.co/hgSqCatfXZ
Report from the Python core dev sprint a few weeks ago is live! https://t.co/649J5RhWHc
.@KSRAMAN501 https://t.co/D8BiNcc9OG
So basically Elon Musk taxes rich Tesla buyers to finance his space hobby. Right?
Are there newer versions of https://t.co/WaQi8DIonH anywhere?
mypy 0.4.5 is out! https://t.co/eVcQVecKFl
Whee! Python 3.6b2 is out. https://t.co/gZLH6YIYqn Expect 3.6final in December.
Good piece on the danger of contempt culture. Calls out Python. https://t.co/0RnFa9XWDw
Great blog post about Zulip's use of mypy: https://t.co/3Zet8fAeXR
RT @astrofrog: Now THIS is a hockey stick graph I'm happy about #python https://t.co/awRa8kuzFt
Don't separate the sheep from the goats. https://t.co/mz2kpE3Du8
.@rowlandm Thanks @ncoghlan_dev for linking to that article! (Sorry Nick I forgot to credit you on the initial post.)
80x24 should be enough for anyone. :-)
Sans-IO: The new way to implement protocol parsers. https://t.co/PzeV2fmKv9
On the art of estimating software project completion times... https://t.co/gHeceDFvTx
(Best quote: "Remember that when you push back against a bad schedule, you are not a Debbie Downer against a magical world [...].")
@codeHobbyist @abyt23 FWIW Python's bytecode was inspired by https://t.co/p5YOuNE9hZ
@TorbjrnWEngel You lost me. What's a neg diff? What's a diff?
@sam_et_max @1st1 See also https://t.co/ZdqMxhvT53
@TorbjrnWEngel I got that far, but is "Difference" a class? Or was your Tweet a joke? (I still don't get it.)
@TorbjrnWEngel So what's wrong with abs(x - y)?
@TorbjrnWEngel Well you should print this Twitter exchange, frame it, and hang it on your wall. :-)
Whee! Python 3.6b3 is out! https://t.co/U0P9GdZOys \n https://t.co/023Pj4ecPB
Windows Python users please read! https://t.co/0A2Ylg57XH
We released mypy 0.4.6! `pip3 install mypy-lang`. https://t.co/NPkJNwhHqp
Python 3.6b4 is out! https://t.co/gNo1Pv0uJk
We have Python 3.6.0rc1 out! https://t.co/lz6KuItx8h Thanks @baybryj !!!
.@tswaterman It's nuanced. I'm offering optional static types for those who want them.
Yes! Python 3.6.0 (final) is released!!! https://t.co/DIWDxoUuXd Thanks @baybryj and all core devs, contributors and beta testers!
I've released typing 3.5.3.0 -- the typing package as distributed with Python 3.6.0, for use in 2.7 and 3.2--3.4. https://t.co/ApehtXhd8e
@duchowememy The runtime support may make it look that way, but the actual checking happens in mypy and is pretty tame.
Thanks to @baypiggies and @LinkedIn for posting the video of our mypy talk! (Dec 15 2016) https://t.co/XYZQDIUk80 https://t.co/8l1McdQkNA
mypy 0.470 released! https://t.co/r8zthRmJCo Finally "pip3 install mypy" works!!!
Python 3.5.3 is released! https://t.co/TkbCF1Pvvn (Also 3.4.6 -- the last of 3.4.)
.@Kentzo It links to the full change log: https://t.co/m1lWLf8C6x
@Van_Guren Some Googleing? I found this: https://t.co/BKzIIp1EJA
@erickjo61337836 @Kentzo Try asking on python-list
@erickjo61337836 @Kentzo https://t.co/dqAw5iUw7y
Micro mypy update: https://t.co/XU6N0O88g5 -- the only change is fixing the typed_ast version, to avoid a new typed_ast breaking old mypy.
The CPython source code has officially moved to https://t.co/0ax0UGzgLZ. Congrats @brettsky !!!
@swhobbit @github @brettsky IIUC every developer has a full clone in their .git -- it doesn't get much better than that.
Mypy 0.501 was just released: https://t.co/0KW2LUnevR New parser and Python 3.6 are now default!
Yay, Python 3.6.1 is released! Thanks @baybryj and release team.https://t.co/ETKl1Ji4Ca
Terminology proposal: If `@foo` is a decorator, then `@bar(args)` should be called a second-order decorator.
Great book of short stories I just finished, A Manual For Cleaning Women, by Lucia Berlin. https://t.co/Vzf8Vb1r6R
See the sheer terror on the face of the actor updating their car navigation system: https://t.co/PZpp6IKsf0 (around 1:35)
The new mypy release is ready! https://t.co/82F7i51Q6d
Great example of beginner-friendly guide to submitting PRs: https://t.co/c97EW3pVVb (also check the previous sections)
Great #PyCon2017 keynote by Lisa Guo about how Instagram migrated to Python 3! Hopefully will be on YouTube soon.
So https://t.co/WbE6RDQlyZ has "Guido mode", but why is a different font, plus red text on black background, named after me?
David and Jukka giving their mypy talk at #PyCon2017 https://t.co/p6ElPD2b8e
Bye everyone at @pycon -- I am on the way home but I will not forget you. #PyCon2017
PyBay 2017 is August 11-13. CFP closes *tomorrow*. https://t.co/Isiwda7VXi
New location for the Python dev guide! https://t.co/Mzxi0DM6tx Thanks @brettsky and the PSF infrastructure team.
Git usage tip: Triangular workflows done right: https://t.co/5HsAVSDEd7 (the basics seem to work with Git 2.4.3 too).
mypy 0.520 released! https://t.co/nIF6riarDg
RT @drewhouston: Proud to stand up for #netneutrality and an open internet today and every day. Our take: https://t.co/gAVDwTymJA
Whee! Python 3.6.2 is out. https://t.co/ETKl1J0tdA Thanks to the release team! @baybryj
Minor mypy release 0.521: https://t.co/aJxJeoP4eR
PyCascades in Vancouver coming January. I plan to be there! https://t.co/dYaKvvn5q2
Hm, Twitter's quality filter suddenly decided to block a whole bunch of stuff...??
To celebrate my 100,000'th follower :-) a new list: Python security announcements. First post: PyPI typosquatting. https://t.co/fiDOCFdhGF
RT @northbaypython: Help us bring more Python goodness to the SF Bay Area on Dec 2-3: propose a talk before the Sept 29 deadline. https://t
Tell me how this piece of silliness borrows from Python? https://t.co/K2TZLmKulb Is it April 1st or what?
PyCon 2018 CFP: https://t.co/r9zz3husuF -- deadlines:\nTutorial proposals: 24 Nov.\nTalk, Poster,  Education Summit: 3 Jan.
Python 3.6.3, whee! https://t.co/RohkfqMgrS
Mypy 0.530 is out! Protocols, support for TypedDict, and then some. Read the blog post. https://t.co/Iazl7jGkyJ
RT @mypyproject: Mypy 0.530 is out! Now with structural subtyping (protocols), TypedDict, and more. https://t.co/QjoZSZHdVz
PyCascades speaker lineup! https://t.co/83KnUah2RC
Mypy 0.540 is now out, on the new (faster) release schedule. https://t.co/XxpU2OM1Pn
RT @mypyproject: Mypy 0.540 is out! New features, bug fixes, typeshed updates, and a more rapid release process.  https://t.co/AoK7QFI1kZ
From a recent DjangoGirls event in Istanbul! (Organized by a friend, I wasn't there, but these happy folks were.) https://t.co/dKnVO4WFqd
Hmm. https://t.co/ZVXjjfwzQ1
My brother's creativity is visual: https://t.co/oCUx8L647U
A really cool talk about Drawbot by my brother (@justvanrossum): https://t.co/gkzCpPDRhJ
Hmm... Is the bar in the PyCharm logo a progress bar? How appropriate! https://t.co/aHlL4fwLx9
PyCon 2018 in Cleveland, May 9-17. I'll be there! https://t.co/ljY04tcZsU
W00t! https://t.co/eKZbM3d8g2
Dropbox releases PyAnnotate -- auto-generate type annotations for mypy\n https://t.co/yqwUD1j3bE
Good insights about software engineering, focused on data science, by my friend @gvwilson: https://t.co/hSenc9q3hz
Noth bay Python is in less than two weeks! https://t.co/YexmkbJ4nq
"Organic" is the new "kosher". Just Google for "Organic high-fructose corn syrup."\n\nHappy thanksgiving, if you celebrate it!
I will try to meet 25 new people daily at all Python conferences I attend. Here's why. https://t.co/lqs01HziSD
Python 3.6.4rc1 and3.7.0a3 are now available!\nhttps://t.co/4fA3enKzYo
A new release of mypy, just in time for christmas shopping! https://t.co/WLmhGb6i1V
Can somebody submit me for an ACM award? It's been too long. https://t.co/E1WoUjawsP
RT @llanga: The prize for the most fancy conference badges ever goes to @PyCascades! They are even nicer in real life because you can touch
13 years after the PyWebOff (https://t.co/hbrslx15X2) noted 40 Python web framework, there are 4 left. Great talk by @nhuntwalker on Flask, Tornado, Pyramid, Django. https://t.co/NdzbGX228p #PyCascades
RT @nhuntwalker: Ok it's definitely more real now  #pycascades https://t.co/IWERmMyNIz
Same for me! https://t.co/ZXJGkbkd3R
Great talk on Python AST, bytecode and optimization by @emilyemorehouse at #pycascades
Code samples looking like an angry fruit salad... #pycascades https://t.co/sNnMd8U4NL
"Python-as-a-second-language empathy" -- cool concept in talk by Tom Ballinger @ballingt https://t.co/QPVhU2j1yE #pycascades
Great overview talk on web accessibility! https://t.co/Gs8DhuQWvk by @techevangelista #pycascades
Congrats Yury! https://t.co/g8fJ2rU3dQ
According to @brettsky in his talk (closing Monday at #pycascades) a PR can be like a puppy you didn't want.
Great talk about unconscious bias and how to fight it / be an ally by @windupanna. #pycascades
Talk by @llanga at #PyCascades about type annotations for Python not only introduces the topic but also gives workflow suggestions.
Here is @llanga with the most important slide. #PyCascades https://t.co/trepTapV37
Please use UTF-8. @rctatman Yes! #PyCascades https://t.co/PZPb0d3w5z
Python 2, no thank you! @rctatman #PyCascades https://t.co/r7g7gl3jC0
Hey! @VictorStinner spotted at #PyCascades on slide by @rctatman https://t.co/SxXyjAdDkd
Barcodes and QR codes are cool! @kruzinov #PyCascades https://t.co/9fp5N1Nq4o
Ditto for me! https://t.co/qzlfjWV67E
Make sure your password isn't in this file of common passwords (or any of the adjacent files)! https://t.co/cRK9zOqtY2
Welcome and congratz ukasz! And put a smile on that face. :-) https://t.co/UCXC3gMTgP
Good advice for organizations owning open source projects -- when shutting down a project, do the right thing! https://t.co/U9NRSsn0RY
Python 3.7b1 is out! So much goodness. Thanks all devs, contributors, and especially release manager @baybryj. https://t.co/QQCDJrEuWz
Dropbox has released a tool to generate mypy stubs (.pyi) from protocol buffer specs (.proto). https://t.co/PxDl2AmE3p (Work by Nipunn Koorapati and David Zbarsky.)
Internet freedom pioneer John Perry Barlow, one of the Electronic Frontier Foundation's three founders, has died. Watch his 2014 PyCon keynote again: https://t.co/aGyruZ0Moa
I am history. https://t.co/rPcM3wrZZT
Gotta love technical German. https://t.co/EdSTYuj05W
Video from my brief talk at PyCascades (Python 3 retrospective) is up now! https://t.co/YFHsM8AbU8 -- thanks to the @pycascades organizers for putting this on YouTube.
Sometimes I receive quite disreputable proposals via email. :-( https://t.co/UtG1tWy3nv
I don't normally get involved in these debates, but this quote rung true: "Python gives you enough of an understanding of computing basics without needing you to be an expert in memory" -- https://t.co/zkr0IeDKuT
The highlight of the new mypy 0.570 release is definitely attrs support! https://t.co/wgBVKs2ain
Thanks @MacHomebrew for listening and making "brew install python" PEP 394 compliant: https://t.co/WilTT6zqV9 https://t.co/uj8xQH5NKJ
We released mypy 0.580 today: https://t.co/DrQv5GbiAp
Python 3.7b3 is out! Please test your code with this and help us make 3.7.0 a really solid release. Tons of new stuff to look forward to: https://t.co/DVQsuvq1XN
Exciting: the new https://t.co/5XdCBMxoKn (replacement for https://t.co/nVSpo17Xoc) is now in beta! https://t.co/8lhStiktoc
"I like to share the story of a critical security bug with you. Contrary to other issues in TLS/SSL, it's a story with happy ending. Nobody was harmed. The bug was fixed before it affected the general population." https://t.co/KOE0VR6EST Thanks @ChristianHeimes !
RT @tvdstorm: ALGOL 68 would have been an improvement over most of its successors, had it had any. Lambert Meertens \nhttps://t.co/geLnRCb
That link is worth reading for everyone who wants to become a programmer. https://t.co/shTxDiLAbW
mypy 0.590 is out! https://t.co/QwucglPTeS @mypyproject With PEP 561 suport (https://t.co/XsU7bcZESY), thanks @__ethanhs__
PYthon 2.7.15 release candidate 1 is ready -- please test if you still use Python 2! https://t.co/ytXu9Aa3r5
The post-mortem of this morning's PyPI problems is a good read. All in all it was resolved in under 2 hours. https://t.co/zEx8sZrgRT Nobody's perfect! @dstufft (Who else deserves kudos for fire-fighting?)
Please make the PSF fundraising drive a success! https://t.co/oO1Vqw8qR8
Take the PyPI survey! https://t.co/vcUktmApAD
Read about the new https://t.co/9gpY54NYBZ: https://t.co/wyPb7celR9
A little close to home: https://t.co/B1lbamfI9z :-(
Python 2.7.15 released -- the last 2.7 release! https://t.co/3VNiKJLAYr
Sadly I tried to take the survey myself and didn't understand the questions.
I misread the original post -- it's the *latest*, not the *last*. Maybe I was *hoping* it's the last, but the intention of the team is not to stop supporting it now. Apologies!
Congrats to @ProjectJupyter for receiving the 2017 ACM Software System Award: https://t.co/Gm4PLMhFfX
mypy 0.600 is released, with strict optional on by default, and a new experimental daemon mode that's much faster! https://t.co/7Qln3YvMQS
Python 3.7 beta 4 is ready! https://t.co/9R7IxA74KU -- please test your apps and packages with this, and help us make 3.7.0 a solid, stable release. Thanks @baybryj and a crew of thousands.
https://t.co/yNYTlKXvNj
For those in Dave Beazley's talk about parser generators, here's a bit of history about pgen: https://t.co/BZb4BX2fSS  # PyCon2018
OH: Python 3 is better than D&D 4
PR -> Puppy Request. https://t.co/82kZNA6NfL
Amazing. A bash implementation in Python, by my ex-coworker (at Google) Andy Chu. https://t.co/Va9la2SSeM @oilshell