The story of Python's lazy imports: why it took three years and two attempts
Oh that's good news, especially for Django developers as it is not rare to come across circular imports and resort to locally import.
I'm not fond of introducing a new keyword as it can often clash with existing codebases and especially since this one is highly specific. But this was designed by people far more competent that me so let's trust.
Furthermore, it opens the possibility of using for lazy initialization in the future, a bit like what Kotlin proposes: https://kotlinlang.org/api/core/kotlin-stdlib/kotlin/lazy.html.
The story of Python's lazy imports: why it took three years and two attempts
Oh that's good news, especially for Django developers as it is not rare to come across circular imports and resort to locally import.
Hey, mom, look! I'm on TV! 🤩
"Linux System Tray - Contributor Spotlight
We’d like to give a special shoutout this month to Christophe Henry, who has gone above and beyond with an ambitious contribution to improve Thunderbird’s system tray integration on Linux."
Many thanks to the @thunderbird devs for guiding me through this. They have been of infinite kindness and patience. It's a pleasure to contribute 🥰
I got humbled by my bachelor's thesis trying to communicate over UART with HAL, it's strangely not as easy as I thought it would be... 🥲
If anybody has tips on how to approach an ORE (overrun) error on an #stm32f407 chip with DMA and idle line detection I'm all ears.
And freaking good news for Typelevel Foundation. Congratulations everyone 🎉🎉. Very well deserved 
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Discord announcement by Arman (https://github.com/armanbilge):
«Exciting news: the Typelevel Foundation was determined to be a 501(c)(3) public charity! 🎉 ... Read more on the blog [1]»