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Bitcoin Python Library Targeted by Wallet Draining Malware
https://decrypt.co/313368/bitcoin-python-library-malware
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://decrypt.co/313368/bitcoin-python-library-malware
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@ehmatthes @elduvelle True, but typically the module docstring would be used to generate (part of) what appears on e.g. ReadTheDocs though. I'd say it's not really a matter of prioritizing external vs internal docs (or, it shouldn't be), it's a matter of user documentation vs developer documentation.
:flower: I wonder if there is a dedicated #Mastodon instance for #Python?
Je me demande s'il existe une instance Mastodon dédiée au langage de programmation Python...
pour débutants et plus :).
Python.orgWelcome to Python.orgThe official home of the Python Programming Language
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The Problem
There have been many instances where I needed to compare two dataframes and analyze their differences. To address this need, I created a fast Python library called "data_fingerprint" that does exactly that.
Check it out and let me know what you think! 
https://github.com/SimpleSimpler/data_fingerprint
GitHubGitHub - SimpleSimpler/data_fingerprint: DataFingerprint is a Python package designed to compare two datasets and generate a detailed report highlighting the differences between them.DataFingerprint is a Python package designed to compare two datasets and generate a detailed report highlighting the differences between them. - SimpleSimpler/data_fingerprint
Saturday Progress Report 
April 5, 2025
#Beyond365DaysOfCode Day 97
#100DaysOfCode Day 97
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Vim: Tweaked plugin configs (30 mins)
Trello: Taskboard updated
freeCodeCamp: Full Stack Dev Curriculum in motion
CS50P: Watched half of Lecture 9 – Et Cetera
Leveling up daily. Progress over perfection. 
Friday Progress Report 
April 4, 2025
#Beyond365DaysOfCode Day 96 #100DaysOfCode Day 96 #freeCodeCamp | #Python | #Vim | #SecondYearOfCode
Daily Reading
freeCodeCamp News – 1 article Daily.dev – 1 article
Vim: Practiced motions (30 mins) Trello: Board updated
freeCodeCamp: Progressed through Full Stack Dev Curriculum
Staying consistent, sharpening skills daily. The climb continues! 
#TechJourney #BuildInPublic #DailyCodeLog #DeveloperMindset
@pythonbytes This looks interesting! NVIDIA adds native #Python support to CUDA https://thenewstack.io/nvidia-finally-adds-native-python-support-to-cuda/
The New Stack · NVIDIA Finally Adds Native Python Support to CUDAFor years, NVIDIA’s CUDA software toolkit for GPUs didn't have native Python support. But that’s now changed.
I know I am on the list of people who may actually be able to do something about this but ... can we please do something about malicious open source packages? I mean, can't AI do something useful for a change and maybe perform some pattern matching?
https://thehackernews.com/2025/04/malicious-python-packages-on-pypi.html
I just made a small tweak to a piece of code.
The change log in it (yes, I maintain change logs inside my own personal/private programs) says the last change is 1 year and 6 days ago.
Python now has a standard package lock file format – though winning full adoption will be a challenge
lemmy.worldPython now has a standard package lock file format – though winning full adoption will be a challenge - Lemmy.World
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Xlwings Lite – Python in Excel Using Pyodide
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Real World Python http://leanpub.com/set/leanpub/realworldpython by Lukas Rieger and Christian Mayer is the featured Track of online courses on the Leanpub homepage! https://leanpub.com #python
LeanpubReal World PythonLearn Python the Practical Way - In this course you learn all the basics of the Python programming language. It contains exercises, explanatory videos, an example solution and a quiz. This will enable you to apply your skills to a wide range of real world problems.A collection of more Python exercises - Exercises with solutions to continue applying and practicing your Python skills.Kickstart your programming skills now and learn to solve real world problems with Python!
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3 weeks to PyOhio CFP deadline. Have you submitted your proposal yet? https://fosstodon.org/@pyohio/114247973145200554
#python #pyohio #conferences #conference
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Just released a new version of #rtcqs.
Codeberg.orgrtcqs v0.6.5 - rtcqs/rtcqs# Changelog
- Fixed typo (PR https://codeberg.org/rtcqs/rtcqs/pulls/11)
- Added SMT check (fixes #12)
# SHA256sums
`073307361c47f083d3fe92a4c7ca17ced59e6af5aa18b65c920247805240ef0b rtcqs_x86_64`
`5d5c1a10af33f534c6df306bb7b73cdd762c329646dd53d67e37763fc3b8caa6 rtcqs_gui_x86_64`
Touching #rtcqs again. Added an SMT check (https://codeberg.org/rtcqs/rtcqs/issues/12). I might even fix #10 (https://codeberg.org/rtcqs/rtcqs/issues/10).
Codeberg.orgDetect if Intel CPU has Hyper-Threading EnabledFollowing an old feature request made for realtimeconfigquickscan ([Detect if Intel CPU has Hyper-Threading Enabled](https://github.com/raboof/realtimeconfigquickscan/issues/27)), would be useful if rtcqs could warn or suggest the user about the possible performance gains, mainly under heavy DSP ...
Lukas Atkinson asks an important question:
> Is #Python Code Sensitive to CPU Caching? https://lukasatkinson.de/2024/python-cpu-caching/
> In this post, we'll conduct some basic experiments to answer this question, by accessing list element either in sequental order or in a random order.
lukasatkinson.deIs Python Code Sensitive to CPU Caching? | Lukas Atkinson