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pipTrends

If you use Jupyter notebooks often, you’ve probably faced issues like small edits leading to big Git diffs or difficulties reusing code across notebooks. Marimo is a good alternative that tackles these problems. In this article, Akshay, Myles and Dylan explained how Marimo solves these issues.

marimo.io/blog/python-not-json

Reinventing notebooks as reusable Python programs
marimo.ioReinventing notebooks as reusable Python programsDesigning a Python notebook that blends the best parts of interactive computing with the sanity of code
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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_*".

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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.

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