Hey Python people, let me know you’re out there. :)

@brianokken hello Brian! Python person here πŸ‘‹ welcome

To help people find you, you can add tags into your bio and get yourself in this directory https://fediverse.info/explore/topics/python

fediverse.info

The bespoke fediverse guide and people directory.

@mfitzp Cool! I didn't know about this either. πŸ˜„

@brianokken I am a Python #GameDev.

@brianokken I was happy to see you already found me!
@brianokken I’m just a Python amateur, but bought your Pytest book. My library on PyPI has 100% test coverage thanks to it! Also enjoy your podcasts.

@brianokken You'll want to use the #Python hashtag in your posts.

Searching "Python" only shows Python posts on your own Mastodon server, so folks search via hashtags (which search all servers) instead.

@treyhunner thanks. Still learning.

@brianokken oh me too! πŸ˜…

Just sharing what I've learned so far. πŸ’–

@brianokken greetings from the 2022 DjangoCon US program chair
Hi @brianokken I'm here - looking for other #Python people too.
@owenrlamont looks like there are a bunch here
@brianokken πŸ‘‹πŸΌπŸ I've been using #Python for a while, most for automation and analyzing data from trove of log files. All of my #WaitWait Stats stuff is now all written in Python (see links in my bio).
@brianokken oh hi Brian! Big fan of your shows hehe 😌

@brianokken All wings, report in. / Red 10, standing by. / Red 7, standing by. / Red 3, standing by...

(Can we still be the Rebels even once we're the world's most popular language?)

@brianokken hello! I’ve been using Python for a few years, still consider myself a beginner though!

@brianokken Hello yes I heard you were looking for nagas?

Love me some 

@brianokken Hello.Python person here.
@brianokken very casual user here, usually use it to script stuff for #infosec CTFs.

@brianokken I really need to learn Python.
Many others on my team use it, I have about 52 Python eBooks.

Imma just lazy about it.

@brianokken Hi, Brian. An intermediate pythonista here.
@brianokken
I came to fediverse because of bunch of #lisp people that roam here more then on bird site, but I'm also part of the #python folk, as you probably already know. Always a good opportunity to mention https://github.com/filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python
GitHub - filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python: awesome list of so called python philosophy resources

awesome list of so called python philosophy resources - GitHub - filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python: awesome list of so called python philosophy resources

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@filip

Ah! Another lisper + pythonista! I used to be on the good functional.cafe

@brianokken

I do Scheme, Kernel, and Python :)

I came for the spirit!

@amirouche @brianokken I find Kernel very interesting. Which implementation of the language is alive?

@filip

The most good-looking is https://github.com/vito/bass

There is my fork of the reference implementation SINK at https://github.com/amirouche/SEED

You can try it with:

> cat main.k | scheme --program
seed.scm

Where `scheme` is Chez Scheme.

Otherwise, there are other implementations at https://sr.ht/~kernelers/

GitHub - vito/bass: a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure

a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure - GitHub - vito/bass: a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure

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@amirouche seed.scm looks like an interesting stuff to read. Thanks!
@filip That is mostly John Nathan Shutt code the author of Kernel.