Tim died July 15, at his home in Ashland, Wisconsin. He was 74. We don't know any specifics yet.
In case you don't know who Tim Peters is, he was an early pioneer in helping shape the Python language and its runtime. He invented a new sorting algorithm ("Timsort"); …
Not sure if this question belongs here or if the flair is right, but I have a question.
You can now (3.15 and up, PEP 448) unpack nested lists and dictionaries with * and ** in comprehension expressions, for example:
>>> ranges = [range(i) for i in range(5)] …Im having a ton of trouble trying to get a wiimote's data/Inputs. I've tried wiiuse and cwiid didnt seem to work. Idk if it has smt to do with me being a mac.
The title is obviously tongue in cheek, but in 100 lines we can get a quite a lot done to type-check dataclasses.
https://thibaud.space/2026/10/pydantic-in-100-lines-part-1.html
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