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mgorny-nyan (on) :autism:🙀🚂🐧

Na kanwie mema z dominem:

1. #setuptools zaczyna normalizować nazwy plików archiw binarych, w zgodzie z PEP 491.
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n. #PyCXX nagle zaczyna instalować nagłówki w `/usr/include/python*/cxx` zamiast `CXX` (wielkimi literami).

Co ciekawe, problem dotyka zarówno paczek #pip i #installer. Krótko mówiąc, ścieżka instalacji nagłówków używa "nazwy dystrybucji", i wygląda na to, że w obydwu przypadkach nazwa ta pobierana jest z nazwy pliku. Nie wiem, czy to błąd, ale myślę, że zgłoszę, na wszelki wypadek. W installerze nawet jest notatka, wskazująca, że autor nie był pewny, czy używać oryginalnej, czy znormalizowanej nazwy.

discuss.python.org/t/installin

Discussions on Python.org · Installing headers from wheel: should the directory be normalized or not?I’d like to discuss the correct behavior for installing headers (as in .h files) from wheels. What prompted me to do this is that the recent change in setuptools where wheel filenames started being normalized, domino-style broke installing pycxx package, as headers started being installed into lowercase cxx directory rather than uppercase CXX as the reverse dependencies expected. Currently, the headers included in wheels are installed by tools to a directory roughly resembling: { sysconfig.ge...
#Python
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mgorny-nyan (he) :autism:🙀🚂🐧

Domino meme:

1. #setuptools starting to finally normalize wheel filenames per PEP 491.
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n. #PyCXX suddenly installing header files into `/usr/include/python*/cxx` instead of uppercase `CXX`.

Funny enough, it affects both #pip and #installer. Long story short, the include install path uses "distribution name", and in both cases the distribution name is apparently taken from the filename. Not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but I guess i'll file bugs. Installer even has a TODO item to determine whether they should be using original or normalized name.

discuss.python.org/t/installin

Discussions on Python.org · Installing headers from wheel: should the directory be normalized or not?I’d like to discuss the correct behavior for installing headers (as in .h files) from wheels. What prompted me to do this is that the recent change in setuptools where wheel filenames started being normalized, domino-style broke installing pycxx package, as headers started being installed into lowercase cxx directory rather than uppercase CXX as the reverse dependencies expected. Currently, the headers included in wheels are installed by tools to a directory roughly resembling: { sysconfig.ge...
#packaging#Python
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AutisticMumTo3

Cruel cuts to disability support: the Prime Minister needs to hear from your MP | Trussell
action.trussell.org.uk/disabil

#Poverty
#Disabled
#PIP
#PIPReform
#BenefitCuts

TrussellCruel cuts to disability support: the Prime Minister needs to hear from your MPOur social security system should be there for us all, especially when we need it most. But the UK government is making huge cuts to disabled people’s support when they’re already three times more likely to face hunger. A plan to slash payments and rip support from disabled people who most need our collective protection from hunger is cruel and counterproductive. Layla had to stop working due to long-term health conditions and needed to use a food bank when her disability payments were stopped, despite her conditions not changing.
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Mike

@ChrisMayLA6 Mis-use of a Motability vehicle does not equal benefit fraud.
A claimant can rightfully get #PIP and apply for a Motability car but abuse occurs if the carer or family member does not use the car for the benefit of the claimant. For example, a family member is using the Motability car for commuting every day leaving the claimant without transport.

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JuneSim63

"Because Pip is a “gateway”, any disabled person who loses the benefit will not only lose that income but other entitlements too, such as free prescriptions & council tax deductions. Most starkly, removing someone’s Pip will mean their unpaid carer losing carer’s allowance – in effect pulling away two main strands of a family’s income at once"

#PIP #Disability #UKPolitics
‘I can’t sleep, I’m so scared’: disabled people face benefit cuts domino effect |The Guardian
theguardian.com/society/2025/m

The Guardian · ‘I can’t sleep, I’m so scared’: disabled people face benefit cuts domino effectBy Frances Ryan
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Juggling With Eggs

The comments in this piece regarding the latest #PIP points scoring system cover almost word for word the conversation I had with my disabled self employed friend last week.

The technocratic inhumane nature of #Starmer and #Reeves is no different to #Sunak.

Social care is going to completely implode. Who do they will pick up the pieces of 1st female chancellor’s actions?

Women.

theguardian.com/commentisfree/

The Guardian · In a town far from Whitehall, I saw how devastating Labour’s cuts will be. When will ministers wake up?By John Harris
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Geri ❤️

'There has been no explanation as to how #Pip has been empowering support for those people with disabilities," said Robert Buckland on today's #BBCLauraK

Well, it has brought me a wheelchair, warm clothing, and fuel payment

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Simon Jay

It’s not just that their policies are wrong and cruel. UK Labour remain completely tone deaf and seem gleefully unrepentant.

#Labour #PIP #PunishingThePoor

“Reeves was also pressed over having accepted free tickets to a Sabrina Carpenter concert with a family member, despite the row over Starmer’s acceptance of “freebies” last year.

She said it had not been possible to pay for the tickets offered as hospitality and she had accepted them because it was difficult to sit in general seating because of her security needs.

“Look, I took those tickets to go with a member of my family,” she said. “I thought that was the right thing to do from a security perspective.”

theguardian.com/politics/2025/

The Guardian · Rachel Reeves to cut 10,000 civil service jobs in effort to lower government costsBy Rowena Mason
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