Learning Django: Checking in 2019-02-17 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CraigMaloney/~3/4amPPCzXCec/ #Adayinthelife #Programming #Computers #Seachange #ZenHabits #Django #Python
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Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney)'s status on Monday, 18-Feb-2019 02:52:34 UTC Craig Maloney ☕
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Douglas A. Whitfield (musicman)'s status on Sunday, 17-Feb-2019 20:49:14 UTC Douglas A. Whitfield
Does #ruby have a command line interpreter like #python? I can't seem to figure it out. I'm on Windows for reasons. -
Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Feb-2019 04:18:26 UTC Craig Maloney ☕
Learning Django Checking in 2019-02-11 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CraigMaloney/~3/UsB0OczjnKY/ #Adayinthelife #Programming #Computers #Django #Python
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El Acheche Anis 🇹🇳 (elacheche)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Jan-2019 17:22:37 UTC El Acheche Anis 🇹🇳
RT @raymondh@twitter.com
#python tip: The re.DEBUG flag lets you drill into how a regex is interpreted:
>>> re.compile(r'(ab|c|cd){2,4}e', re.DEBUG)
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JordiGH (jordigh)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 20:34:58 UTC JordiGH
My work is #hiring again for a #Python #job. The position is for #Django work on #ecological and #environmental #mapping.
We work with both government and private organisations to map out ecological data like #LandUse water #pollution and #biodiversity indices, bringing together satellite data and other sources.
If this sounds interesting, let me know!
I'm a semi-private about where I work exactly, so I'll message you the details.
(#Montreal and #Edinburgh only, sorry, no remote.)
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JordiGH (jordigh)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 20:33:30 UTC JordiGH
My work is #hiring again for a #Python #job. The position is for #Django work on #ecological and #environmental #mapping.
We work with both government and private organisations to map out ecological data like #LandUse water #pollution and #biodiversity indices, bringing together satellite data and other sources.
If this sounds interesting, let me know!
I'm a semi-private about where I work exactly, so I prefer to reveal the full details only to interested parties.
(plz boost far and wide)
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JordiGH (jordigh)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 20:32:54 UTC JordiGH
My work is #hiring again for a #Python #job. The position is for #Django work on #ecological and #environmental #mapping.
We work with both government and private organisations to map out ecological data like #LandUse water #pollution and #biodiversity indices, bringing together satellite data and other sources.
If this sounds interesting, let me know!
I'm a semi-private about where I work exactly, so I prefer to reveal the full details only to interested parties.
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JordiGH (jordigh)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 20:32:10 UTC JordiGH
My work is #hiring again for a #Python #job. The position is for #Django work on #ecological and #environmental #mapping.
We work with both government and private organisations to map out ecological data like #LandUse water #pollution and #biodiversity indicesm, using satellite data.
If this sounds interesting, let me know!
I'm a semi-private about where I work exactly, so I prefer to reveal the full details only to interested parties.
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Annika Backstrom (annika)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 03:31:36 UTC Annika Backstrom
#Python script to iterate one or more #IMAP folders and flag read (seen) messages as unread:
```
from imaplib import IMAP4_SSL
import configwith IMAP4_SSL(config.IMAP_HOST, config.IMAP_PORT) as m:
m.login(config.IMAP_USER, config.IMAP_PASS)
for f in config.IMAP_FOLDERS:
m.select(f)
typ, data = m.search(None, 'SEEN')
for num in data[0].split():
m.store(num, '-FLAGS', '\\SEEN')
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Annika Backstrom (annika)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 03:27:54 UTC Annika Backstrom
#Python script to iterate one or more #IMAP folders and flag read (seen) messages as unread:
```
from imaplib import IMAP4_SSL as imap
import configwith imap(config.IMAP_HOST, config.IMAP_PORT) as m:
m.login(config.IMAP_USER, config.IMAP_PASS)
for f in config.IMAP_FOLDERS:
m.select(f)
typ, data = m.search(None, 'SEEN')
for num in data[0].split():
print(num)
m.store(num, '-FLAGS', '\\SEEN')
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Humanity (blort)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 01:40:08 UTC Humanity
Really enjoying getting back into game dev again, this time with #Armory3D. After it became clear that my beloved #BGE (Blender Game Engine) was slowly dying and about to be put to rest, I've been looking for a while now for something as simple to use without overly limiting me. Yes, #Godot looks nice, but without learning #GDscript / #Python / #Cplus, it's visual node system was incomprehensible to me.
#Armory3D though, while not nearly as mature as #GodotEngine, is a joy for me to use.
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Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney)'s status on Monday, 28-Jan-2019 02:25:40 UTC Craig Maloney ☕
Learning Django Checking in Week 8 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CraigMaloney/~3/DfF8dK1U7sA/ #Adayinthelife #Computers #Django #Python
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Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney)'s status on Friday, 18-Jan-2019 10:55:23 UTC Craig Maloney ☕
Learning Django Checking in Weeks 6-7 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CraigMaloney/~3/akRaMKRTG4I/ #Adayinthelife #Computers #Django #Python
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Bee Yarn Knee 🙊 🇮🇸 🍏 (herrabre)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Jan-2019 12:20:14 UTC Bee Yarn Knee 🙊 🇮🇸 🍏
Good news everyone!
#Python 2.7 has been declared perfect and the developers are going to stop changing it!
It's so rare to see software projects that actually get finished, we should take heart and inspiration. ❤️
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Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney)'s status on Monday, 07-Jan-2019 14:30:52 UTC Craig Maloney ☕
Learning Django Check-in - Week 5 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CraigMaloney/~3/T_26qcsHZIc/ #Adayinthelife #Computers #Django #Python
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maloki (maloki)'s status on Monday, 07-Jan-2019 12:57:20 UTC maloki
Python books? I think this bundle has been up in the past, but this is another shot to pick up some Python cookbooks, and get back into it!
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/python-packt-2019-books?partner=maloki&charity=1598764
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El Acheche Anis 🇹🇳 (elacheche)'s status on Friday, 04-Jan-2019 01:16:33 UTC El Acheche Anis 🇹🇳
RT @raymondh@twitter.com
#Python 2.7 reaches end-of-life at the end of 2019. Afterwards, the interpreter will not get updates -- no bugfixes, no security fixes, nothing.
In the interim, the Python ecosystem is abandoning 2.7 support.
https://python3statement.org/Don't wait to switch to Python 3.
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jjg (jjg)'s status on Sunday, 30-Dec-2018 04:16:13 UTC jjg
A little #python hacking and the posts in my #evernote archive are online again for the first time in years (some going all the way back to y2k!).
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Annika Backstrom (annika)'s status on Friday, 28-Dec-2018 12:34:29 UTC Annika Backstrom
Somehow I missed the release of Pelican 4.0! I don't see any new features that are immediately useful to me, but it's nice to know development is ongoing. https://github.com/getpelican/pelican/releases #pelican #python #blogging
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Universally Unique LinuxWalt (@lnxw48a1) (lnxw48a1)'s status on Friday, 14-Dec-2018 18:46:30 UTC Universally Unique LinuxWalt (@lnxw48a1)
Discussion to my right: a group that is doing some sort of geographical analysis using spreadsheets, #Python scripts, a database, and a Web site to produce their intended result.
Reminds me of “a node within a node, which is a child node” from another group.