Serdar Yegulalp
@syegulalp
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InfoWorld Senior Writer. Python, Rust, containers, ML/AI, serverless, cloud, LLVM/language dev, databases, ketchup on the side
Orlando, FL
Joined October 2008
Here's a link to a Reddit thread with more links for other packages he's maintained
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Huzzah! Chris Gohlke's precompiled wheels for Python scientific computing packages are back online by way of his Github!
github.com
Wheels for Python on Windows, linked to oneAPI MKL. - cgohlke/numpy-mkl-wheels
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The InfoWorld Technology of the Year Awards 2023 are open for nominations! Enter your best software development, cloud computing, data analytics, or AI/ML product to win. Submission Deadline: June 30, 2023 5:00PM ET.
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I suspect this is an inevitable convergence for most such apps. On the plus side I don't need jQuery as a component dependency anymore.
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one of the problems I've had with this web app I've created using Python is that the Python side is just about 100% complete and all the remaining features are client-side, so it's not a Python app anymore, it's a JavaScript app.
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Also got my Mojo playground account approved. I still think the most likely audience is the Julia/R/MATLAB/Fortran audience rather than Python as such but I remain highly curious.
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Yes! Cython 3.0b3 works in Py3.12b1! I did have problems with pure Python mode modules running uncompiled, though.
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I'm hoping we get some pip-installable substitute for `interpreters` in the interim (or just have the `interpreters` module available in pip under an alias in PyPI while it's being developed?) That would be fun.
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Oh, what fun. My existing Twitter API integration is now doornail-dead, so I guess I'm manually posting updates for now. (Yes, I'm considering a Mastodon instance, but let's face it, the bird app is still the default, sigh).
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The best new features and fixes in Python 3.12
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Better error messages, support for Linux profiling tools, and many improvements to Python's type hinting have just landed. Let's take a look.
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PEP 554 (the stdlib interface to subinterpreters) hasn't landed in Python yet, but here's some great discussion for how to use it now if you're stout-hearted.
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True multi-core concurrency is coming to Python in 3.12 release and here’s how you can use it right now using sub-interpreter API
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8 VS Code extensions you didn’t know you needed
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These surprising Visual Studio Code extensions aren't just for writing and editing code—though they'll also help you do that.
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5 newer data science tools you should be using with Python
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Already using NumPy, Pandas, and Scikit-learn? Here are five more powerful Python data science tools that deserve a place in your toolkit.
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How to manage Python projects with Poetry
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With Poetry, Python finally has a graceful way to manage virtual environments and dependencies for development projects. Here’s how to get started.
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Python 3.12: Faster, leaner, more future-proof
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Improvements to the next (and future) versions of Python are set to speed it up, slim it down, and pave the way toward even better things.
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Docker sunsets Free Team subscriptions, roiling open source projects
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Docker users with a legacy Free Team organization subscription have been told they have one month to convert to a paid tier or risk losing access to their data.
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