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Laíns ⚡🌈🇵🇸

@missingclara.bsky.social

they/them • python core dev • archlinux packager • PSF D&I and User Success WG • electro-metrology, semiconductor manufacturing, and nuclear physics enthusiast

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The Not Chaotic Cherub 😇
@biensur-jetaime.blacksky.app

Taking away women's rights & reproductive choices isn't just about abortion. It's about things like this. Removing choices about how to give birth. The state enforcing its will on our bodies. Predictably, they're running the play on Southern BW first bc they know no one will care til it's too late.

ProPublica@propublica.org

THREAD: Cherise Doyley was in her 12th hour of contractions at the hospital when a tablet was brought to her bedside. On the screen was a Zoom call with a judge and several lawyers and doctors. She was in court, a nurse told her. The reason? For failing to agree to a C-section.

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Asha Rangappa
@asharangappa.bsky.social

Please read this article to the end. Even before ICE got involved, this started because this *blind man who speaks no English and uses a curtain rod as a walking stick* got lost on a walk and some Karen called the police on him and they tasered and beat him bc he didn’t drop the rod. WTF

Will Bunch@willbunch.bsky.social

Here's a story about his death www.investigativepost.org/2026/02/25/b...

investigativepost.orgBlind refugee abandoned by Border Patrol dies in Buffalo.A nearly blind refugee abandoned by Border Patrol miles from his home dies in Buffalo after having been missing for nearly a week.

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Brett Cannon
@snarky.ca

I've started to play with lazy imports thanks to my WASI build script being in CPython's repo, and so I wrote a post about how to adapt your code for running subcommands with argparse to play nicely with lazy imports. snarky.ca/subcommands-...

snarky.caSubcommands with lazy importsIn case you didn't hear, PEP 810 got accepted which means Python 3.15 is going to support lazy imports! One of the selling points of lazy imports is with code that has a CLI so that you only import co...

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Trey Hunner
@trey.io

Throwing some financial support toward @python.org? Excellent! If you are a #Django user, consider also supporting the DSF. The Django Software Foundation has been running a fundraiser for the past couple weeks. It ends it 5 days.

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Donghee Na
@corona10.bsky.social

The Python Steering Council is pleased to announce that the Free-Threading project is no longer considered experimental! discuss.python.org/t/pep-779-cr...

discuss.python.orgPEP 779: Criteria for supported status for free-threaded PythonHi Thomas, The Steering Council (SC) approves PEP 779, with the effect of removing the “experimental” tag from the free-threaded build of Python 3.14. Along with this, the SC considers the following...

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Python Software Foundation
@python.org

The 2025 PSF Board Election is coming up soon 🗳️ Whether you tell a #Python friend, share our social media posts, vote, or decide to run, your engagement in the election makes all the difference! Check out the timeline on our blog:

pyfound.blogspot.com2025 PSF Board Election ScheduleThe PSF Board elections are a chance for the community to choose representatives to help the Python Software Foundation create a vision for and build the future of the Python community. This year, there are 4 seats open on the PSF Board. Check out who is currently on the board on the PSF's website. (Dawn Wages, Jannis Leidel, Kushal Das, and Simon Willison are at the end of their current terms.) As we previously shared, the Board election will take place a little later this year to better serve our community and ease pressure on PSF Staff. 

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Hugo van Kemenade
@hugovk.dev

Less than one week to: 🥧 Python 3.14 beta! The feature freeze marks 5 months of stabilisation. Please test! peps.python.org/pep-0745/ 🕒 Forget 3.14 (please don't, please test), Python 3.15 development begins! Check out the new release PEP: peps.python.org/pep-0790/ #Python #Python314 #Python315

peps.python.orgPEP 790 – Python 3.15 Release Schedule | peps.python.orgThis document describes the development and release schedule for Python 3.15.
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@missingclara.bsky.social

FWIW, it seems like the car doesn't need the ECU at all 🙃. it starts and runs without it, since it's a diesel and the injection pump is mechanical, from what I can tell the ECU basically only reads the speedometer and revolution sensors and sends that data to the dash

Laíns ⚡🌈🇵🇸@missingclara.bsky.social

the only manual I was able to find was for the 2002 TDi version, whose wiring is slightly different, and uses a different ECU, which from what I can tell is very basic and does not provide any sort of diagnostics (P/N 23710-0F003, which is a Zexel 479651-9502 under the hood, see pics.)

Laíns ⚡🌈🇵🇸
@missingclara.bsky.social

each day I am getting more and more burnt out from Python packaging, if anyone knows of any technologically challenging python or embedded position (or contracting work), let me know. can only do remote, but working hours are very flexible.

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Thomas Wouters
@yhg1s.bsky.social

Well, time to get the ball rolling on the next phase of PEP 703 (getting rid of the global interpreter lock): discuss.python.org/t/pep-779-cr... #Python #threading

discuss.python.orgPEP 779: Criteria for supported status for free-threaded PythonAs you may remember, PEP 703 (Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython) was accepted for Python 3.13, as an explicitly experimental feature. The acceptance by the SC proposed several pha...

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Python Software Foundation
@python.org

The PSF is excited to share that Thomas Wouters has been awarded our Distinguished Service Award for his 25 years of service, dedication, and behind-the-scenes work which have helped shape the PSF and the #Python community into what they are today 👏👏

pyfound.blogspot.comPSF Distinguished Service Award Granted to Thomas WoutersThomas Wouters, a longtime member of the PSF Board, has been recognized with the PSF’s Distinguished Service Award. Over the last 25 years, Thomas has been a steady, welcoming presence in the Python community, serving in countless critical roles—often behind the scenes.