gaborbernat

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by gaborbernat 4mo ago
At PyCon US 2026 one of the standout talks for me was Larry Hastings on testing multithreaded code via blanket. Dug deeper into the topic afterwards and wrote it up. Free-threaded Python is around the corner so will become ever more impo
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PyCon US 2026 Packaging Summit Recap(discuss.python.org)
2 points by gaborbernat 4mo ago|1 comments
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by gaborbernat 4mo ago
Just published my notes from this year's Python Packaging Summit at PyCon US. If you've ever been curious what one of these is like from the inside: Wheel 2.0 + Zstandard, PyPI abuse vectors, conda vs pip, nab as a pip-resolver ca
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PyCon US 2026 Typing Summit Recap(bernat.tech)
3 points by gaborbernat 4mo ago|1 comments
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by gaborbernat 4mo ago
Just published my notes from this year's Python Typing Summit at PyCon US. If you've ever been curious what one of these is like from the inside: intersection types, constraint sets in ty, tensor shapes in Pyrefly, Guido on direct
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PyTexas 2026 Recap(bernat.tech)
1 points by gaborbernat 5mo ago|1 comments
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by gaborbernat 5mo ago
PyTexas 2026 ran April 17–19 in Austin. Friday was tutorials, Saturday and Sunday were talks with two keynotes and two lightning-talk blocks. A few themes kept coming back across unrelated talks: Sovereignty. The word came up in two differe
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by gaborbernat 6mo ago
Recommend reading related blog post https://bernat.tech/posts/securing-python-supply-chain
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Defense in Depth: A Practical Guide to Python Supply Chain Security(bernat.tech)
2 points by gaborbernat 6mo ago|1 comments
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by gaborbernat 6mo ago
Practical guide to Python supply chain security covering the full stack: dependency pinning with hashes, vulnerability scanning in CI, SBOMs, Trusted Publishing with OIDC, package attestations via Sigstore, and delayed ingestion for organiz
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by gaborbernat 5y ago
Sadly there's no easy way to mark all those Google searches out of date... One of the big goals of this project is to spread the knowledge though, so you reading it means success.
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by gaborbernat 5y ago
> So much complexity for what is not such a complicated problem to solve. As someone who actually worked weeks on their spare time, I beg to differ. This is a very complicated problem to solve. And everyone has their own opinion on how t
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by gaborbernat 5y ago
It's less crazy than you think. The foundation historically never had developer employees (today has just 1 - a CPython core developer that started 3 months ago). The only way taking over a project and making it de facto standard would
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Version numbers: how to use them in your libraries (Python)?(bernat.tech)
1 points by gaborbernat 6y ago|0 comments
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by gaborbernat 8y ago
not a big fan of it myself, it's great for people new to programming, but it's easy to quickly grow out of it :thinking:
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The state of Python Packaging [aka pip 19 and PEP-517/518](bernat.tech)
2 points by gaborbernat 8y ago|0 comments
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The state of type hints in Python(bernat.tech)
1 points by gaborbernat 8y ago|0 comments