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Ken Koon Wong

Setting up the #raspberrypi w a BMP180 sensor to track barometric pressure was easier than I expected, even with a bit of soldering required.

This is a self note about the #python code that does all the heavy lifting while my little DIY weather station quietly logs atmospheric data every hour.

kenkoonwong.com/blog/pressure/

Everyday Is A School DayRecording Barometric Pressure: How To Set It Up With Raspberry Pi and BMP180 | Everyday Is A School DaySetting up the Raspberry Pi with a BMP180 sensor to track barometric pressure was easier than I expected, even with a bit of soldering required. This is a note for myself about the Python code that does all the heavy lifting while my little DIY weather station quietly logs atmospheric data every hour.
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Ryan

I just spent too many minutes trying to figure out why my tests weren't running until I noticed that I named the functions "text_*" not "test_*".

#python
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Serge from Babka

One of my favorite Python two liners is this:

with open(myfilename, 'r') as f:
lines = [stripped for line in f if (stripped := line.strip()) and not stripped.startswith('#')]

It's a bit nicer than the previous version I used pre walrus operator.

#Python
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Sarah Lea

Day 4 of the 5-day Generative AI intensive course by Kaggle and Google covered, among other things, Search Grounding:

:blobcoffee: With this technique, you can enrich generative AI models with up-to-date and reliable information from the internet — in this case by connecting them to Google Search.

That means the model no longer relies solely on its training data but also integrates information retrieved from search results.

:blobcoffee: So what's the difference to RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)?

There’s no need to build and manage your own retrieval system (like a vector database), since the additional data is fetched via an API from a search engine.

Here is the link to the corresponding Kaggle notebook: kaggle.com/code/markishere/day

www.kaggle.comDay 4 - Google Search groundingExplore and run machine learning code with Kaggle Notebooks | Using data from No attached data sources
#ai#GenerativeAI#ki
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Son Link :firedoge: 🐧

Ya está disponible en mi blog la primera entrega de mi serie de tutoriales de #Pyxel, donde enseñaré a programar un clon de Pong.

En esta primera entrega de introducción explico un poco que es Pyxel y programar el típico Hola mundo.

son-link.github.io/pyxel/2025/

Blog de Son Link · Tutorial Pyxel 01: IntroducciónEsta es la primera entrega de como desarrollar juegos con el motor para Python Pyxel
#gamedev#tutorial#programacion
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mgorny-nyan (he) :autism:🙀🚂🐧

So #setuptools fun: if your source tree contains a symbolic link to a directory, setuptools may randomly either include the original directory in the source distribution, or move it where the symlink was, disregarding the original location.

So if you have:

a/a
a/b
a/c
b -> a

you'll randomly end up with either:

a/a a/b a/c (and no "b")

or:

b/a b/b b/c (and no "a")

github.com/pypa/setuptools/iss

setuptools version 78.1.0 Python version 3.13.2 OS Gentoo Linux amd64 Additional environment information No response Description When the source tree contains a directory symlink such as b -> a, th...
GitHub[BUG] When source tree contains a directory symlink, the directory is randomly packaged either as the original or symlink path · Issue #4937 · pypa/setuptoolsPar mgorny
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