AFPy President (🇫🇷 French Python Association @asso_python_fr), @PyConFR staff and @ThePSF contributing member. Software Architect & Python Evangelist. 🐍

France
Joined March 2008
No More GIL! the Python team has officially accepted the proposal. Congrats @colesbury on his multi-year brilliant effort to remove the GIL, and a heartfelt thanks to the Python Steering Council and Core team for a thoughtful plan to make this a reality. discuss.python.org/t/a-steer…
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🧶THREAD - Un programme de 15 lignes de code Python arrive à rivaliser avec les meilleures intelligences artificielles ! Cette drôle de découverte vient d'être publiée par une équipe de chercheurs canadiens, et risque de bouleverser le monde du Machine Learning. Explications ⤵️
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Huge new release of my LLM CLI tool (and Python library) for accessing Large Language Models: it now supports additional models via plugins, so you can "llm install llm-gpt4all" to get models that run on your own machine! simonwillison.net/2023/Jul/1…
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Python events happening soon 🐍 🟣16 Feb to 19 Feb - @pyconfr 🟡21 Feb to 23 Feb - @PyConNA 🔴25 Feb to 26 Feb - @pyconph 🟢06 March to 08 March - @GeoPython 🟠17 May to 20 May - @PyConLT #Python #DEVCommunity
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Il ne reste que 19 jours pour s'inscrire à l'appel à participation de la PyConFR. Ne ratez pas cette occasion de venir partager votre expérience avec de nombreuses et nombreux développeurs de la communauté. Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant sur cfp-2023.pycon.fr !
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Appel à sponsor pour la #pyconfr : Si vous êtes ou connaissez une entreprise ou une entité qui serait intéressée à sponsoriser une conférence francophone de python, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter à [email protected] #PyConFr2023
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Lancement de l'appel à participation pour la #PyConFR23. Vous avez une idée de conférence, de sprint, d'atelier à organiser, ou vous souhaitez simplement aider à l'organisation ? Venez proposer vos idées sur cfp-2023.pycon.fr/
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Python 3.11 is out, hooray! Congrats to everyone who worked on this, especially @pyblogsal 💙💛 who was the release manager and thanks in advance to @Yhg1s for taking the reins for the next release! 🥳 python.org/downloads/
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Probably all the async things in Python that claim high performance (throughput), including @FastAPI, are just powered by this. 🌪 ✨ Uvloop ✨ is the secret ingredient underneath all this (e.g. powering Uvicorn). This is what makes Python a good alternative to NodeJS or Go. 🤓
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[News] Django 4.1 released! An async interface to the ORM, and the ability to define async handlers on class-based views. The use of ORM-defined database constraints in model validation. Better form rendering accessibility and output style customization. djangoproject.com/weblog/202…
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📣 Python emoji tips 💖 You can use \N{...} in a string to refer to a unicode character by its name! >>> print("Hi! \N{snake}") Hi! 🐍 Have a character but don't know its name? Use unicodedata‍.name! >>> from unicodedata import name >>> name("✨") 'SPARKLES'
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#Python PEP 695 proposes a new syntax for declaring type parameters for generic classes, functions, and type aliases. This will be a big win. The current state of affairs is a recurring source of confusion and is quite unpleasant. github.com/python/peps/blob/…
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Hey, do you know the major changes from 🐍 Python 3.11 (Beta) so far? Here's a funny/short thread to keep you updated! ✅ Summary 1. Performance improvement 2. Better error messages 3. Exception groups 4. Exception add_note() 5. New type hints 6. New standard module 1/10
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Things can get really dynamic in #Python: classes defined in functions, derived from expressions, objects changing class, intercepting special methods, etc: 🤯
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Want to know how faster is Cudf vs Pandas? I create a notebook to show some results. For a dataset of 32M rows, cudf is almost 20x faster. Want to try by yourself? Check my notebook here: kaggle.com/titericz/profilin… #DataScience #kaggle #Python #Pandas #MachineLearning #AI
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Hey friends 👋 So I came across this Python feature that is both beautiful and scary 😄 The __rshift__ and __rrshift__ dunder methods... combined! Interesting, isn't it? 🙂 Here is how it works
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Python 3.11 introduces many C API incompatible changes: docs.python.org/dev/whatsnew… C extensions maintainers: upgrade_pythoncapi.py of my pythoncapi-compat.readthedoc… project upgrades your C code automatically with a header file providing new functions on old Python versions, try it!
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This week's PyDev of the Week is Julien Palard. Julien is a core developer of the #Python programming language and a Python trainer Check out the full interview below: blog.pythonlibrary.org/2022/… @sizeof @mousevspython
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#Python factlet: For floats, x*x is faster and more accurate than x**2. # Expect around 130 mismatches for i in range(100_000): x = expovariate(2**12) + expovariate(2**-12) if x**2 != x*x: print(x)
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WOW. Bloomberg finally opensourced memray—a new versatile memory profile for Python. Can't way to use it. Thread 👇
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