A bit of very large technical debt has just reached its balloon payment.
An absolutely 100% mission-critical, it's-where-the-money-comes-in Django backend is still on Python 2.7, and that's become unacceptable. It falls to me to convert it to running on Python 3.14 (along with the various package upgrades required).
At last …
After a long, long time trying to wrap my head around decorators, I am using them more and more. I'm not suggesting I fully grasp metaprogramming in principle, but I'm really digging on decorators, and I'm finding them especially useful with UI callbacks.
I know a lot of folks don't …
Recent post on Google's open source blog has the story of how John Stachurski of QuantEcon used JAX as part of their solution for the Central Bank of Chile and a computational bottleneck with one of their core models. https://opensource.googleblog.com/2025/11/how-jax-makes-high-performance-economics-accessible.html
Hey everyone,
I recently released a Python module called thermocouples, designed to make working with thermocouple data straightforward in Python.
What it does:
I have a python script that does data scrapping and whatnot to output data into a CSV file. I'd love to know which packages I can use to printout professional graphics and charts and output the data into nice layouts to export it as a PDF on my computer. Any …
pywinselect returns the absolute paths of files and folders selected in Windows File Explorer or on the Desktop. If nothing is selected, it returns an empty list. It works across all File Explorer windows and the Desktop, using official Windows Shell COM APIs
This …
Today, I’m sharing a tool I built called Nexload — it lets you download videos or music from any link in the quality you choose. It’s a terminal-based downloader that supports platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Pinterest, offering downloads up to 4K resolution. Check it out on GitHub: 🔗 https://github.com/Muhammedcengizz598/NexLoad
I am planning in making a programming language called Pebble, and I made a discord server. Anyone can join, and are welcome to contribute to the GitHub page. My plan is this becomes a learning opportunity for everyone involved, including me.
Hey everyone,
I developed this small project on GitHub called Easier-Batch.
It tries to bring the same philosophy as Spring Batch into Python — using the familiar Reader → Processor → Writer model, job metadata tables, retries, skip logic, and checkpointing.
I’m currently designing something similar myself — a …
This project is a simple Python number-guessing game with an unusual twist: the program occasionally provides incorrect hints. Using weighted randomness, the game decides whether to tell the truth or intentionally mislead the player. The player has a fixed number of attempts to guess the secret …
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