Astral joins OpenAI, not sure yet how I feel about this.

The return statement was in the loop instead of after it. #python #bug #significantwhitespace 🫣

Hobbes, for 18 years you were the best cat we could wish for, we remember you from a kitten who didn't know how to retract her nails and got stuck in the carpet, till the old grumpy cat who made it clear who was the boss. Rest in peace

The little bit of rain just made it more humid, not any cooler, now I can pick between hot and dry outside or slightly cooler and humid inside... can't wait for the real rain and thunder they promised to show up

@kevinrenskers just read your article on Django with alpine, bit of a weird comparison, you use a button to do a get request and then "fix" it with alpine by using an a tag, same later on with the search as you type, your htmx version has no form tag as a fallback while the alpine version does.

Pizza dag vandaag, deeg uit de broodbakmachine, zelf beleggen, 10 minuten in de oven en smullen maar!

@europython I'm a bit confused, it says at some places "& remote" but can't find tickets for that? Or will those become available later?

TIL: `concat_spaces = " ".join` is valid python and it works as expected. Anyone got any other examples like that? #python

Always wanted a Pebble? Now you can! https://store.repebble.com #pebble #watch

I'm basically trying to make Vivaldi workspaces for Firefox with separation of cookies

Tried (with help from ai) to write a Firefox extension (or alternatives) that would turn multi account containers into something I want from it, one container being active all others hidden. Got pretty far, but now seeing on how the hiding of containers work and almost thinking now I should just fork the container addon and add it in there, then either offer it as PR or just release the fork.

Yeah, not getting an unused month anytime soon 😂

Big fan of kagi, it's been my main search engine for quite some time now, so this fair pricing doesn't affect me much, but I think it's a nice change. https://kagi.com/changelog#6155

Yes, I could loop it myself, it's just so much less pythonic, because then you need an if statement too, because you don't want to turn a true result into a false

Does anyone know if there is something like any but loops through all the items in the iterator anyway? A function gets called for each item, that needs to happen, but I just care about the fact if any return true. Maybe any with an exhaust parameter? #python

Ok ,I'll bite because I really want to know, what is so great about tailwind? I just see inline styling with classes instead of css.

Promise of Blood by Brian McClellan, reading this again, great series #book

Thought I had some good #python code for part one of #adventofcode ready for part two... rewrote everything (including using complex numbers for coordinates) and still had to overwrite a lot of functions in my dataclass, so much that I wonder if using functions and passing parameters wouldn't result in clearer code.

Where are you on the #python type hint scale

I see a lot of posts here about how bad it is that Trump won the election.. and I agree.. but it has become clear everyone is preaching to the choir.

Maybe by leaving Twitter we've lost our ability to be heard by people who need it most.