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Wednesday October, 2026
Request for feedback: uv check & PEP 723 script support in ty

We've been working on PEP 723 inline metadata support for ty both on the command line (ty check) and in the IDE (code navigation, autocompletion, etc) for a while now; we're finally at a stage where we're ready for more people to try it out and let us …

Info for Python users regarding eMudhra / emSign CA certificate security incident

A security incident affecting eMudhra intermediate certificates has required removing the emSign root CA certificate from CA bundles such as “certifi”. It’s important to immediately upgrade the software packages below to at least the versions specified and rebuild container images to fetch the latest system certificates. Failure to …

Anaconda - what is the word on the street, would you work there?

Is this company (Anaconda) doing well, would you work there?

Have you heard anything positive or negative about working there?

Thanks.

Python Hash Verification

My boss is thinking about using python in a secure VPN environment. Because of this, we have to validate the hash of the python download and any libraries used.

I looked on the site but didn't see anything. Is there somewhere we can find the hash value so we …

Mapping tickers to SEC CIKs without getting bitten by BRK.B vs BRK-B

If you pull fundamentals by CIK and let users type tickers, the share class punctuation will break things. SEC's ticker file uses dashes (BRK-B), while users and most UIs use dots (BRK.B), and some feeds use slashes. Multiple classes like GOOG and GOOGL also share one CIK. Here's the small …

I built a DevSecOps CLI in pure Python (no heavy ML) that uses AST and Shannon Entropy.

Hi r/Python, I am 15 and I built DataTrust AI, a lightweight security scanner. I wanted to avoid heavy dependencies like PyTorch, so I built it using pure Python standard libraries.

Technical highlights:

· Uses Python's ast module to detect SQL injection and weak crypto (md5).

· …

Epic isn’t just an EHR. It’s a data platform, and Python is how you get value out of it

I’ve been thinking a lot about how we describe Epic. Most people talk about it as clinical software for charting, orders and billing. But if you work on the data side, it looks more like a data platform: a huge, structured record of nearly everything that happens in a health …

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