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In Python, we can extract a portion of a sequence (lists, strings, tuples etc.) using the slicing operation. Suppose you have a PDF file and need only its name without the .pdf extension. You can use slicing to extract just that portion of the string ...

Get those wheels rolling!

This month the community focused on the trytond core. The XML data import grows a new way to find existing records, the database schema shrinks oversized character columns automatically, and the test suite for function fields and button methods gets ...

Another OMI-based extension, this time for positional audio mixing. Again, Claude-coded, using the OMI/KHR audio extensions for glTF as the base model and then implementing the actual mixing using Numpy. Supports mp3, wav, opus and flac inputs and ...

Compilers have a hard time optimizing floating point math. Rust has a new API to fix this.

Another day, another extracting ROMs from GameCube titles mini-tutorial. This time it's the PAL Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker Bonus Disc that I recently purchased from Kraków, Poland. This disc conta ...

Moments ago I just finished playing "htmx 4: the game", the first JavaScript library published exclusively for Game Boy and Game Boy Color. I've recorded my play session and published the video to ...

Python booleans are literals (fixed values) like integers, strings etc. What makes the boolean data type interesting is that booleans can only be one of two values: True or False.

A Chicago native's guide to the best food, neighborhoods, attractions, and summer events to enjoy while attending DjangoCon US 2026.

Exciting news! The third edition of the Python Automation Cookbook is out, featuring a vibrant new cover and over 100 pages of fresh AI content. Aimed at Python enthusiasts of all levels, it retain ...