I've been reading a lot of git history lately and wanted to run a fun experiment. In a real Python project, which single file collects the most bug fixes.
The method is dumb on purpose. Last 12 months, non-merge commits, bots removed, tests/docs/examples ignored. A commit counts as a fix …
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Is there some way to close
mysql.connector.pooling.MySQLConnectionPool
sockets properly when the application closes? By default they appear to remain open on the server until way later when they timeout.
Hi! With my startup (we are building an AI-native Jupyter IDE), we were experimenting with different ways to move a training job across clusters and cloud environments, and as a byproduct of that, we built a new mechanism to seamlessly move Python sessions across runtimes.
The idea is not super …
I wrote docling-guard, a small Python CLI that checks Docling JSON exports for broken provenance spans and table-cell overlaps, and diffs two exports for a text or table drop after a converter change. No OCR, no model weights, just structural checks on the exported JSON.
This week I tested it …
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