Practical Scheme(practical-scheme.net)

125 points by ufko_org 1 year ago | 48 comments

Multilayer microhydraulic actuators with speed and force configurations (2021)(nature.com)

48 points by _justinfunk 2 years ago | 5 comments

Exploiting Undocumented API to Regenerate Google Service Cookies(cloudsek.com)

40 points by snagg 2 years ago | 7 comments

The FAIR Package Manager: Decentralized WordPress infrastructure(joost.blog)

201 points by twapi 1 year ago | 44 comments

Let the internet be grimy(tedium.co)

104 points by ecliptik 3 years ago | 104 comments

What you can get for the price of a Netflix subscription(nmil.dev)

97 points by nmil 11 months ago | 85 comments

A plea not to use uv-build(blogs.gentoo.org)

63 points by Ravencentric 12 days ago | 63 comments

A Gentoo developer's blog post urging Python project maintainers not to adopt the uv-build packaging backend.

Uv: Python packaging in Rust(astral.sh)

566 points by samwho 2 years ago | 182 comments

Astral blog post announcing uv, a fast Python package installer and resolver written in Rust as a drop-in replacement for pip and pip-tools, plus taking over Rye.

uv: An extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust(github.com)

641 points by chirau 1 year ago | 280 comments

GitHub repository for uv, Astral's extremely fast Python package and project manager written in Rust.

Bringing uv and ty together(astral.sh)

303 points by Ravencentric 5 days ago | 111 comments

Astral blog post announcing experimental uv-ty integration, adding PEP 723 script support in ty and a unified `uv check` command for type checking projects.

Fun with uv and PEP 723(cottongeeks.com)

589 points by deepakjois 1 year ago | 205 comments

A blog post explaining how to use the uv package manager and PEP 723 inline script metadata to run one-off Python scripts with dependencies.

Using uv as your shebang line(akrabat.com)

436 points by Einenlum 1 year ago | 125 comments

Blog post by Rob Allen explaining how to use uv run --script in a shebang line to run Python scripts with inline metadata directly from the command line.