@jupyter.org Security workshop on March 31st (TDOV) in Berkeley with @ucbids.bsky.social events.linuxfoundation.org/security-too... #jupyterworkshops #jupyter

So much activity at #JupyterCon 2025 -> tutorials 🧠, meetups 🤝, talks 🎤! Thankfully, Silas Santini captured some highlights and shared some valuable resources! Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details: bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...

Wow, it looks like deepnote does not understand that Jupyter is several repo and have many maintainers. It looks like they confuse "commits in one repo of one dev taking 6 month off" with "The full project has no-one working on it".

🔥 Meet our Keynote Speakers for #SciPy2025! Hon. Dr. Kathryn D. Huff 🇺🇸, nuclear engineer, policy leader, and former Assistant Secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy will be joining us in Tacoma! 🙌 Don't miss her talk, grab your ticket now: hubs.la/Q03sdlsb0

Use #Python at all? I would like to do a silly thing, which I hope will bring amusement to others as well as me (if it works out). If you wouldn't mind, please fill out this form, and boost for reach: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

BREAKING: Pink smoke emerges from the chimney at the Vatican, indicating that the new Pope will be a girl

We have a website version of the Project 2025 tracker now (Big thanks to u/mollynaquafina) project2025-tracker.vercel.app

🙌 The right community makes all the difference in #OpenSource! Hear Pavithra Eswaramoorthy, our Developer Advocate, share her experience working with bokeh, Nebari, and other #PyData projects at pyOpenSci's community call on May 5. 🔥 Register now: www.pyopensci.org/events/pyope... #QuansightTeam

🙌 We're thrilled to be a Silver Sponsor of PyCon Greece 2025! At Quansight, we're committed to supporting the Python community and open source projects that power data science innovation. Looking forward to seeing the amazing talks and connections made at this event! #PyConGreece2025 #OpenSource

I had a great time speaking on @zarr.dev at @pyconde.bsky.social. 🚀 It was great to see the increased adoption of the project across various domains. Huge thanks to the organisers, maintainers, attendees, and everyone involved! 💙

PhD Timeline xkcd.com/3081

🚨 Practical URGENT tip for NSF grantees: Out of an abundance of caution, I would right now go into Research.gov and… 1. Download your NSF award letters. 2. Print PDF your annual reports. 3. Screenshot the status table for annual reports. NSF is planning maintenance tomorrow to Research.gov

URGENT ACTION FOR NSF GRANTEES. For current & recent (since 2020) awards, archive your award history this afternoon/tonight. Screenshot/download/print your work in research.gov & alert your partners. We have credible threats to integrity of awards tracking systems (via @jeremymberg.bsky.social)

A lot of my infra workflows live in Slack threads, docs, or buried in shell history. That sucked. I've been building Atuin Desktop. Local-first, CRDT-powered, executable runbooks - with integrated terminals, sql queries + monitoring blog.atuin.sh/atuin-deskto... Lmk if you have any questions <3

Introducing: ✨ Labs Open Source Fund ✨ An annual small fund to support key volunteer-driven OSS projects and communities, nominated and selected entirely by Quansight Labs members. This year, we're glad to sponsor $15,000, equally shared among CodeMirror, Mkdocstrings, and Maturin 💛

And, I'm no economist, but supply chain disruptions, unemployed public servants, and higher prices for normal americans are the kind of thing I'd prefer the government to fight AGAINST.

I'm no economist, but I know that our international strength & security are nurtured in myriad ways. Midnight calls, emergency aid, transoceanic treaties, multilateral negotiations, respectful allyship... This shock-and-awe economic tumult, public insult, and willful antagonism is not that.

There is no way to get bored of playing with misleading vizualisation in this very neat article flowingdata.com/projects/dis...

And this, my friends, is the logic behind the new tariff policy of the United States of America. Zero trade balance with *each* trading partner.

🏳️‍⚧️ Happy Trans Day of Visibility! You are valid! You matter! 🏳️‍⚧️ I've been using IPython for years, but apparently I don't start/restart it often enough to discover the Easter egg (see attached image) until today. What a nice surprise. 🏳️‍🌈 📣 #transgender, #lgbt, #ipython, #easter-egg

Apparently `ipython` has a special tip if launched today! #python #ipython

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you." - Lyndon B. Johnson

Open source is draining. One's todo-list is open to world. People seldom realize the cost of what they get for free. Unpleasant comments do happen. Cost of maintenance is not understood. opensource.com/article/17/2...

Melissa Mendoça shares her journey from math professor to open source full time. 💡 How she found a job in open source 💡 How open communities shape scientific software 💡 Lessons about funding, governance & sustainability 📺 Watch now 👉 buff.ly/0LxssOQ #OpenSource #OpenScience #science

Right now, there’s an important race happening that will shape the Wisconsin Supreme Court for the next 10 years. Judge Susan Crawford is ready to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of all Wisconsinites. Make a plan to vote early today — don’t wait until April 1st: wisdems.org/vote

just for the record, I have a zero-tolerance policy towards transphobia and if I see it in my mentions it's an instant block.

Elon Musk's favorite supposed data expert, who he's retweeted at least a dozen times, claims she can only process 60,000 rows of data before her "hard drive overheats"

In the category "things programmers believe are easy" : A birth date can be in the future when you book a summer vacation train for a (yet unborn) baby. @groupe-sncf.com and @sncf-voyageurs.bsky.social Should probably fix that, as you need to "invent" a birthdate and name for you future child.

And to celebrate #InternationalWomen’sDay #IWD2025 (despite the appalling decision from Apple and Google to remove it from default calendar). #IPython 8.34 and 9.0.2 are out (about 24 years after the first release by @fdoperez.bsky.social ), with some important bugfixes in 9.0.0 and 9.0.1.

Berkeley scientists, students, faculty, staff - there's a local #standupforscience2025 event on campus on Friday! Not only science, but the entire idea of independent inquiry and higher education, are under major attack. We need to respond and defend this mission. www.standup4scienceberkeley.com

Delighted and proud to speak on Friday at the Berkeley #StandUpForScience march. 📢🔭🧑‍🔬🥼🔬🧪📡🛰️🌎 Science and education are under attack, but standing together we can resist ✊ Huge thanks to the organizing team for the opportunity to speak! www.standup4scienceberkeley.com

NumFOCUS is seeking its next Executive Director. To guide this process, the Board of Directors has established an Executive Director Hiring Committee. Learn more about the hiring process & progress at bit.ly/4ij7n1g We also want to hear from you! Learn more and share your input at bit.ly/41wbAZL

... Integration. #IPython also shows a random 1 line tip at startup (as you can see in screenshot), so please contribute your tips. Help me write the changelog, and test with downstream to discovers potential issues : ipython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/wh... , cc @jupyter.org @fdoperez.bsky.social

It's been a while without news, but #IPython 9.0 beta 1 is out –thinkign of doing final in a week or so. "biggest" features are complete rewrite of the theme engine which now supports arbitrary colors, and unicode (I'd love new themes please !) also optional LLM ...

It's been a while without news, but #IPython 9.0 beta 1 is out –thinkign of doing final in a week or so. "biggest" features are complete rewrite of the theme engine which now supports arbitrary colors, and unicode (I'd love new themes please !) also optional LLM ...

New release of IPython, 8.30 ; mostly cleanups and a few fixes. There is a high chance that the next one will be 9.0 (in 2025?), will remove a lot of deprecated APIs, drop support for Python 3.10; and generally remove a lot of side cruft that has accumulated in the the codebase.

@wang.social You like python in the browser right ? Any chance you can push for CORS to be set on pypi.anaconda.org ? it's been blocking pyodide for 6+ months github.com/pyodide/micr... and github.com/pyodide/pyod...

@wang.social You like python in the browser right ? Any chance you can push for CORS to be set on pypi.anaconda.org ? it's been blocking pyodide for 6+ months github.com/pyodide/micr... and github.com/pyodide/pyod...