Mahmoud Hashemi @mahmoud@qoto.org

I'm headed to San Francisco to speak at @pybay on September 21st.

See you there!

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I got 50% off discount codes in the next post.

And, for members of PyLadies only, I have special code that unlocks free conference registration!

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#pybay #python #publicspeaking #PyLadies

Just converted two packages to use UV in dev workflows when available, @hynek's cached uv actions¹ on CI, and PyPI trusted publisher² to automatically publish builds for new tags. Feels like stepping into an entirely different world. 😅

So 2 down and 20-ish to go? 🤪

¹: https://github.com/hynek/setup-cached-uv
²: https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/using-a-publisher/

Here are my slides from the Language Summit:

Should Python adopt CalVer?
https://hugovk.github.io/python-calver/

#PyConUS #PyCon #Python #CalVer #CalendarVersioning #LanguageSummit

Another week, another update: https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-update-100453962

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I think this is why GenAI sounds so much like a cryptocurrency scam to a lay audience. When Microsoft launched the Xbox they didn't spend hours talking about the wafer lithography they used for the GPU, they just told you about video games. The iPhone announcement talked about listening to music and using a web browser, the relative merits of capacitive and resistive touchscreens. But Blockchain and GenAI hype both have this obsession with minor details that really should not be user-visible.

I learned about glom (https://github.com/mahmoud/glom) by @mahmoud two days ago,

At that point, I felt that kind of approach is good for CLIs but was unsure if I'd put it in my code.

Today I was working on a deeply nested JSON and decided to try it out and it was so good. It made the code much easier to read and manage.

#Python #JSON

Heh, I just noticed that it looks like `virtualenv` seems to use the "COVID-time" version of #calver: https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/latest/changelog.html

Version 20 starting in 2020, still version 20 now... 😛

@pganssle GrapheneOS has this feature and I'd love if it would become a general part of AOSP.

It allows you to choose which contacts to share, or just pretend you don't have any.