I'm not normally a fan of Debian but they just axed Stefan's mpdecimal so I'd say today is a good day for Debian. No one needs that asshat around or involved unnecessarily
@nedbat That's a lot of new tests needed for a good dots feng shui. Maybe write a single new one with a loop and use the subtests fixture? Then you can detect the terminal width and scale the loop to always fill it correctly.
I have an open PR to #CPython, adding support for dict views (those you get from e.g. dict.items(), plus ABC mapping views) to pprint.
Problem is, this is an old PR that has seen a lot of churn as I better grokked the original code and ways to simplify my own. It has taken a fair bit of review time by core devs. So I'd like to have more eyes checking it before I ask for another core dev review.
It says you cannot use a self-closing tag here, so it considers this an opening tag and the next tag a closing one. Maybe try </a> and </button> in these lines instead?
Fizemos uma entrega monstruosa no trabalho hoje. Meses de ralação, pesquisa, campo, entrevistas, o escambau. Tudo cristalizado num estudo que pode fazer alguma diferença pra melhor.
Imaginava que ia fechar o assunto, não contava com os pedidos de complementação (justos). Vamos de acréscimos e prorrogação então.
Mesmo assim, muito a comemorar. Muito medo e ansiedade no início do projeto, saio mais confiante. Boas parcerias, apoio dos colegas, contribuições dos chefes.
For detailed data on past contributions (and another place to help fund PyPy if GitHub sponsoring isn't your thing), visit https://opencollective.com/pypy.
"For the longest time, I've wanted to re-implement the original DOOM engine in Python, and compile it with Shedskin to get reasonable performance. So when I finally ran across a pretty small engine written in Java, by Leonardo Ono, I decided to convert his version to Python. "
Even though the team prefers Mercurial, they believe being on GitHub will foster contributions.
If you know your way around GitHub Actions, Buildbots, GH Wikis, or are interested in contributing, now is a great time to get involved. Starring the repo helps with visibility.
"I recently decided to sit down and finally port Shed Skin, an experimental restricted-Python-to-C++ compiler in the works since 2005 or so, to Python3. [...]
This does not mean that every Python3 feature is supported [...]. For example, unicode is still restricted to 1-byte characters, and there is no support (yet) for nice new features such as f-strings. [...] subsequent releases should add support for various new #Python3 features."
#PyPy v7.3.14: release of #python 2.7, 3.9, and 3.10
"The PyPy team is proud to release version 7.3.14 of PyPy.
Hightlights of this release are compatibility with HPy-0.9, cffi 1.16, additional C-API interfaces, and more python3.10 fixes.
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We would like to thank our donors for the continued support of the PyPy project.
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We would also like to thank our contributors and encourage new people to join the project. "
A gripping narrative of power, corruption and greed, The Mechanism is the true story of how a simple investigation into money laundering uncovered the biggest corruption scandal in human history.
The Mechanism is an essential work of non-fiction that exposes the rottenness caused when politicians and big businesses believe they are above the law.
@appassionato@bookstodon A follow up book will be even more interesting: it turns out this case's star judge and prosecutors were also politically motivated and in cahoots, with many of their procedures currently under heavy criticism.
A crazy example is that they put in prison an ex-president who was sure to win the election, then the judge (Moro) went to work for the elected president (Bolsonaro!) as Justice Minister, expecting a seat on the Brazilian Supreme Court as reward.
@appassionato@bookstodon That ex-president (Lula) is now president again, after the Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) decided Moro was not an impartial judge in the case.
Moro became a Senator, a star prosecutor was also elected. Both are politically opposition to the party they most heavily went after during the investigations, the Worker's Party (PT).
And The Intercept has published a series of reports on improper contacts between judge and prosecutors during the investigation.
@blogdiva@appassionato@bookstodon It was worse than it looks: they had reason to investigate the vice-president (Temer) who plotted against president Dilma but chose not to. So he became president after the soft coup.
Later, when he was an ex-president, they asked for him to be arrested based on the same materials they didn't want to pursue when he was set to replace her.
The so called heroes were actually focused on the political results, not fighting corruption.
