Quinn NelsonApple’s attention to detail is INSANE. You can’t watch this and not smile.
Stan Seibert
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I do Python and open source stuff at Anaconda. Used to do particle physics.
BeeWare ProjectIT'S ALIVE! CPython now has an iOS buildbot! https://buildbot.python.org/all/#/builders/1380/builds/17
NumbaNumba User Survey 2024 - please boost!
We would like to learn more about our community, uses-cases and what is important to community members - you are all invited (encouraged!) to participate in our 2024 User Survey 🙏
To fill it out, please visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2DTB3H6
Oh - you're on Android? No problem. Same source code, different platform:
You know those times when you're at a cafe, or sitting on the beach, and you just *need* to see a histogram of something, but you don't want to get out your laptop? Well, now you can use your phone!
That is to say: toga-chart - a matplotlib rendering backend that uses Toga's native canvas - now works on iOS. This isn't rendering a PNG - it’s drawing directly to the iOS screen.
conda#conda and the libmamba solver: Roll-out plan 2023
⇒ July 2023: conda-libmamba-solver will be included in #conda installers.will be part of various installers.
⇒ Sept 2023: default conda solver will be libmamba
https://conda.org/blog/2023-07-05-conda-libmamba-solver-rollout
⇒ July 2023: conda-libmamba-solver will be included in #conda installers.will be part of various installers.
⇒ Sept 2023: default conda solver will be libmamba
https://conda.org/blog/2023-07-05-conda-libmamba-solver-rollout
Ned BatchelderGoogle Docs for words in flight; Confluence for words at rest.
Jeff ForcierWas print-debugging and remembered "wasn't there some cool thing to simplify this? wasn't it called something silly like 'ice cream'?"
YES THERE IS AND YES IT IS 🤩
Russell Keith-MageeGood news everyone! My efforts with BeeWare are yielding success - I have successfully implemented TIME TRAVEL.
Dani Arribas-BelThis makes the *second* publication of Environment&Planning-B's new Urban Data/Code, and the first one to feature an open-source package, Python's cityseer by Gareth Simmons. Open Access at: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.1177/23998083221133827