blenderdumbass (@blenderdumbass@mastodon.online)
From: blenderdumbass . org
I want to document the way you might have a possibility to use the same software to make a similar website. @Madiator2011 already done that with blog.madiator.com. Lets go over: where you get the code, how do you set it up, how do you publish, how do you manage accounts, and most importantly, how do you modify everything, so it will look like your own thing.
https://blenderdumbass.org/articles/how_to_make_a_blog_like_mine_using_bdserver_software_
#blog #blogging #webdev #website #python #programming #BDServer
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riverfount (@riverfount@bolha.us)
@bruno estou estudando Rust e tenho uma dúvida:
Qual a diferença em ter o garbage collector (como em Python) e chamar a função drop quando encerra o escopo em que a variável é definida?
Pergunto pq parece muito semelhante as funcionalidades, mas, com certeza, é meu parco conhecimento que me faz achá-las como que intercambiáveis.
Pergunta leiga mesmo hahaha
#RustStudies #Qustions #GarbageCollector #Python
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ginimod (@ginimod@mastodon.social)
#Astronomie
🥳 je viens d'injecter #hygdata_v3 dans #Blender avec un script #python
Bon va falloir bosser encore !
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WetHat (@WetHat@fosstodon.org)
Key Points:
➡️ Malicious PyPi package 'pycord-self' targets Discord developers, stealing authentication tokens and creating a backdoor for remote control.
➡️ Introduced in June 2024, downloaded 885 times.
➡️ Token theft and backdoor installation are the primary malicious functions.
➡️ Developers should verify package sources, review code, and use scanning tools to enhance security.
https://news.lavx.hu/article/malicious-pypi-package-poses-threat-to-discord-developers-a-deep-dive
#PyPI #DiscordAPI #CyberSecurity #TokenTheft #Backdoor #Malware #DevOps #Python
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sysek (@sysek@pol.social)
w sumie @m0bi ma rację, po co mam się martwić przed oceną, przecież każda opinia się przyda
https://github.com/sysek/untitledcyberbonk2077
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jpaskaruk (@jpaskaruk@growers.social)
Hey #OpenCV #ComputerVision #Python
I would like to point a camera at an area of the house and have it announce when a dog has entered the camera frame.
I am quite handy with Python and can muddle my way through C-like stuff if I have good documentation or example code.
Is this easy or hard? Hard is not a dealbreaker, just trying to tune my expectations a bit.
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ginimod (@ginimod@mastodon.social)
Ayet !
J'ai commencé à explorer mes bouzins avec #Blender en #python
et ça ouvre des portes à 14h00 !
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davidr (@davidr@hachyderm.io)
After having to implement my own #python mini #graph system inside another graph system for a particular THING, I've been looking at how to space axis tick values so they a) use "nice" numbers and aren't too dense
There's a few research papers out there, but they have iterated optimizations, etc. I want something simple and fast just to keep my tucks from running into each other or being uselessly far away
This #stackoverflow post made no sense to me (esp due to the awful variable names in the top reply). But after messing with the ideas a bit, I think I get it.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/361681/algorithm-for-nice-grid-line-intervals-on-a-graph#361687
Basically, see how big your data range is in orders of magnitude. Then see how "full" the "last order" is. If the last order is very full, take big steps, medium medium, etc. The step sizes are chosen from nice numbers like 1, 2, 5 and 10.
But here's my question: What about angles?
I think Id want a two-tiered system. For angles < 30, the nice numbers are still 1,2,5,10. For larger angles, I think they are 1,5,15,30,45,60,90
I'll have to try it and see
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lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)
isd (interactive systemd) — a better way to work with systemd units https://lobste.rs/s/1mavqk #linux #python #systemd
https://github.com/isd-project/isd
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jmclawson (@jmclawson@hcommons.social)
Proof that I sometimes emerge from the shadows of social media: a blog post about using Python and R to analyze social media posts... about Python and R. https://jmclawson.net/posts/bluesky-sentiment/
Truly, the ouroboros of sentiment analysis. 🐍📊 #Python #RStats
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python_discussions (@python_discussions@mastodon.social)
I Built a Tool Automatically Detect and Censor Human Faces in Images and Videos with YOLO
https://github.com/Spring-0/face-censor
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/Spring-0/face-censor
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