Feb 2025
Date: Monday, February 10th @ 7pm
Agenda to be announced!
We haven't put together the agenda for the next meeting yet, but here's what we're thinking...
Future meetings will include talks on:
- data visualization in Pandas
- crash courses in deep learning
- learn python from scratch
- Embrace error: how error foo can advance your coding, and beyond!
- "Future of Coding" explores automated transformation of source code.
- "Demysti-py" looks at how familiar constructs are implemented.
- "Pythonic pitfalls" improves both your code and your fundamentals.
- "Deep reading" explores and applies academic articles on deep learning.
- "New tool roundup" by our resident code hound keeps you updated.
Links:
- seperman/deepdiff
- samuelcolvin/dirty-equals
- PyVista
- hauntsaninja/no_implicit_optional
- clutch v7.0.0 is released!
- PEP 639, Round 3: Improving license clarity with better package metadata
- Spurred by: "Hmmm I wonder why my shields.io badges broke?" and subsequent maddening search engine needle-in-a-haystack mystery investigation
- "Improving license clarity..." but for whom? Currently uv will produce a package with `License` set to null, and instead fill License-Expression. Not obvious when you see this if you're not abreast of ever-changing package metadata.
- PEP 639, Round 3: Improving license clarity with better package metadata
- typing.TYPE_CHECKING
- baverman/sqlbind : Lightweight text-based SQL parameter bind
- Best Simple System for Now
- How to Easily Create a JSON File in Bash
- What's new in Python 3.14
- "A new type of interpreter based on tail calls has been added to CPython. For certain newer compilers, this interpreter provides significantly better performance. Preliminary numbers on our machines suggest anywhere from -3% to 30% faster Python code, and a geometric mean of 9-15% faster on pyperformance depending on platform and architecture."
- google-deepmind/mujoco