> github will soon start allowing github users to submit issues which they did not write themselves and were machine-generated Sweet Jesus. We’re finished. From: @npub1tq4y...6nqn

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Discovery: The "copilot" bot user that Microsoft will soon be flooding your github repos with garbage content from is implemented in some sort of s...

Hey @npub1p8ll...anzv 👋 Can I tempt you to comment on this thread here:

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Supporting t-strings from Python 3.14

t-strings have been merged into Python 3.14 for its beta 1 release (May 7). Since reading the PEP and its associated example repo, I’ve been noo...

Go to fix one thing. Have to fix something else first. This happens a lot. 🫠

@npub1j7fd...270h and I are putting together some Django Development Sprints. We're going to do them twice a year, in Pascara, Italy, and Palafrugell, Spain. Autumn and Spring. First one in October 🤞 Three days to get together and work on Django. We're going with the working title, Django on the Med 🏖️ If that's something you might be interested in, we have a newsletter (Thanks @Buttondown ❤️)

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Just begun a comment: ``` Are you real? This doesn't even begin to run. You've done nothing to handle passing requests to individual workers. The whole thing just looks like you're vibe coding and sending in slop. ``` I really think LLMs might be the straw that break the open source back. #LLMs #OpenSource

Lovely line from Guido van Rossum on the Python discussion forum: > Having initiated, helped with, and observed many, many of these “should be nearly 100% compatible” changes, I believe we should be very conservative.

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Make asyncio eager task factory default

(TLDR: Keep lazy tasks the default forever, encourage use of eager tasks, add eager_tasks flag to run() but not to create_task().) Having initiate...

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Hey #Django folks 👋 If you regularly... — no hang on... — even if only occasionally… — you use the ORM outside of a regular Django project, could you knock up a quick blog post (or gist or whatever) about what you do there? Basically how are you handling settings and such? Calling django.setup()? What else? I'm pretty sure there are only a couple of patterns here, but I could do with a slighter wider sample than (just) what I hack up myself. Ta! 🙏

Hot off the press, @Will Vincent and I recap last week’s @npub1zsjw...wjsv 🎙️ From: @Django Chat Podcast

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Ep181: DjangoCon Europe 2025 recap is now live! A quick recap episode sharing thoughts and highlights from attending DjangoCon Europe last week in...

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As a European I’ve found that reading US news goes much more smoothly if I replace all instances of the word “communist” with “boogeyman”.