271 stories tagged python, newest first.
3 points by mariuscarlsson | 0 comments
GitHub repository for JUKEBOX-OS, a Rust and Python runtime offering deterministic replay, a copy-on-write ACID tool sandbox, and time-travel debugging for multi-agent systems.
160 points by rzk | 56 comments
GitHub repo with code and paper for GVS5H, a training-free self-orchestration harness letting Qwen3.8-27B instances match Claude Fable 5 on hard LiveCodeBench problems.
25 points by humxn | 7 comments
Landing page for Argus, a free MIT-licensed self-hosted security operations platform using AI agents for detection, investigation, and guarded autonomous response.
11 points by thomasunise | 1 comments
GitHub repository for Argus, an open-source agentic security operations platform with an evidence graph, swarm-aware detections, governed AI agents, and an approval-gated action broker.
384 points by theanonymousone | 200 comments
Aikido blog post explaining CVE-2026-111497, a critical Brotli decoder out-of-bounds write affecting Node.js, Python, and HTTP libraries, with patch versions and workarounds.
154 points by cowlevel | 85 comments
A Nitter mirror of an Aikido Security post about http2shell, an HTTP/2-related remote code execution vulnerability affecting Node, Python and others; the page shows only a bot-check link.
150 points by ibobev | 121 comments
Blog post arguing that UUIDv7 does not reliably provide monotonic ordering, accurate creation timestamps, or unguessability, examining RFC 9562 and implementations like Python's.
14 points by ibobev | 1 comments
A blog post explaining how dynamic language runtimes use maps/shapes/hidden classes and inline caches to speed up object attribute access, with Python sketches.
19 points by alexprengere | 7 comments
GitHub repository for Edison, an MIT-licensed Python library from Amadeus that parses EDIFACT messages using syntax trees converted to state machines.
541 points by ahlCVA | 141 comments
GitHub commit to mitmproxy adding an --emudhra option that signs TLS certificates using a compromised eMudhra intermediate CA private key.
4 points by falperc | 1 comments
GitHub repo for Doomformer, which computes neural networks including transformers using DOOM game mechanics like voodoo dolls, conveyor belts, lava and doors, verified bit-exact.
582 points by abhisek | 192 comments
SafeDep analysis of the compromised LiteLLM 1.107.0 PyPI release, which installed a credential stealer and remote-code backdoor via .pth and sitecustomize files, with IOCs.
303 points by Ravencentric | 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.
59 points by alex_hirner | 11 comments
GitHub repository for PySR, an open-source library for symbolic regression and equation discovery in Python with a Julia backend.
270 points by westsmith | 88 comments
A personal guide to AI image generation covering history, how diffusion and multimodal models work, costs, prompting, and integrating image APIs into code and agents.
4 points by zniturah | 0 comments
GitHub repository for vllm-torchtpu, a PyTorch-native TPU backend for the vLLM LLM inference engine.
17 points by solohunter001 | 4 comments
GitHub repository for STROT, a tool that uses an LLM at compile time to synthesize code for deterministic, self-routing NLU runtimes that run locally.
9 points by ibobev | 0 comments
A tutorial article from Jeremy Kun's Math ∩ Programming series explaining and implementing ciphertext addition and multiplication in the CKKS homomorphic encryption scheme.
46 points by bobowski | 17 comments
A live multiplayer Conway's Game of Life demo built with the Stario Python hypermedia framework, showing a shared grid with player count and alive cells.
154 points by ibobev | 35 comments
Eli Bendersky blog post explaining Monte Carlo simulations with examples like estimating pi by throwing darts, using Rust and Python.
63 points by Ravencentric | 63 comments
A Gentoo developer's blog post urging Python project maintainers not to adopt the uv-build packaging backend.
117 points by surprisetalk | 22 comments
A blog post on orlp.net explaining the two-stack technique for sliding-window aggregation over operators without inverses, with Python code examples.
4 points by SAUMS | 0 comments
GitHub repository for sqlthon, a simple Python package providing a lightweight layer for SQLite3 operations.
81 points by tosh | 17 comments
GitHub repository for APSW, Another Python SQLite Wrapper, a C extension providing a thin Python interface to the SQLite database library.
18 points by kbumsik | 3 comments
Blog post on the SQLAlchemy website announcing the release of SQLAlchemy 2.1.0, the Python SQL toolkit and ORM.
248 points by ngoldbaum | 65 comments
Official python.org release page for Python 3.15.0, listing its release date and download information.
7 points by hypervs | 0 comments
GitHub repository for Trigora, a durable execution engine for long-running AI agents and programs that checkpoints state instead of replaying history.
46 points by boxstream | 2 comments
GitHub repository for rgpu, a PyTorch device that runs tensor operations on a remote NVIDIA GPU while Python code stays on the local machine, including Macs.
59 points by Qem | 39 comments
Miguel Grinberg's blog post benchmarking Python 3.15 (rc3) performance against earlier interpreters back to Python 3.10.
39 points by trollied | 9 comments
GitHub repository for treg, an open-source "OpenRouter for agent tools" that provides a registry, proxy, and credential management for AI agent tools.
121 points by faithraven | 58 comments
Blog post announcing that the tapo Rust/Python client library for TP-Link Tapo devices supports the TPAP protocol, so Third-Party Compatibility can stay off.
5 points by FredEdison | 0 comments
GitHub repository for GlyphDNA MCP adapter, providing machine-native identity, verifiable meeting rooms, and script provenance for AI agents via MCP calls.
408 points by simicd | 94 comments
Polars blog post by Ritchie Vink announcing the Polars 2.0 release and its highlights, including out-of-core spill-to-disk support and performance improvements.
37 points by ariebovenberg | 15 comments
Blog post explaining why the Pendulum Python datetime library's + operator inspects the call stack to decide how to add a timedelta, and the design behind it.
4 points by shellpipe | 0 comments
A personal blog post exploring how CPython allocates and manages memory, written as study notes before diving into garbage collection.
27 points by davidwshao | 10 comments
First lesson of SciMigo's Build with Python course, a browser-based beginner Python course using Pyodide where code draws pictures on a canvas.
78 points by greyface- | 9 comments
GitHub repository for DEDA, a TU Dresden toolkit to extract, decode, and anonymise the hidden yellow tracking dots printed by color laser printers.
6 points by nico | 1 comments
GitHub repository for Jeffy, a Python library of pretrained text classifiers that run and retrain locally on CPU without a GPU.
6 points by kunggaochicken | 8 comments
GitHub repository for EventMaxxer, a tool that automatically applies to events on your behalf to help you network.
114 points by antelocnova | 44 comments
GitHub repository for ldraw-nova, open-source agent tooling that uses LLMs to generate LEGO CAD models in the LDraw format, packaged as a dockerized web app.
38 points by andre15silva | 10 comments
Mystery Function is a daily puzzle game on codeset.ai where players test inputs to deduce a hidden Python text-transforming function within seven rows.
76 points by kitao | 8 comments
GitHub repository for Pyxel, an MIT-licensed retro game engine for Python implemented in Rust, with built-in pixel art, tilemap, sound, and music editors.
64 points by pykello | 8 comments
GitHub repository for ExplainDB, an AGPL-licensed educational database system designed for understandability, with notebooks and tutorials.
64 points by beatrizalmeidaf | 7 comments
GitHub repository for Papero, a fast open-source PDF text extraction API that handles layout, tables, formulas and bounding boxes.
52 points by ibobev | 30 comments
A blog post exploring when adding decimal numbers as IEEE double-precision floats produces rounding errors and when the results come out exact.
130 points by allanrbo | 40 comments
Blog post describing a single-function Jev-like wrapper for querying LLMs and vision models, demonstrated with a webcam script scoring frames via Gemma.
12 points by Uptrenda | 12 comments
Landing page for TiddlyInstall, a tool that builds Windows, Linux, and macOS installers directly from a GitHub repo, installing the project's runtime and dependencies into an isolated folder.
136 points by arusekk | 27 comments
A vulnerability writeup describing a wormable XSS in SourceHut's ansi2html.py that let attackers take over accounts of users viewing injected build logs.
9 points by nvmdbljstm | 0 comments
Paper Instruments blog post introducing Paper Office, Python packages letting AI agents safely edit Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files, building on python-docx, python-pptx and OpenPyxl.
35 points by karmanyaahm | 38 comments
GitHub directory for a FIRE simulator in the budget-tools repo that models years of work and salary needed before coasting or retiring.
836 points by MitPitt | 121 comments
Bastardica is a web tool that mixes two fonts by replacing every Nth glyph using OpenType ligatures, running Python client-side via WASM.
6 points by czl_my | 1 comments
GitHub repository for jevper, a Python classification wrapper over OpenAI-compatible clients that returns probabilities and confidence via logprobs.
614 points by bashbjorn | 194 comments
A NobodyWho blog post showing how to build "Jev," a meme-inspired chatbot or LLM project, in 25 lines of Python.
44 points by 91awebsi | 3 comments
GitHub repository for treepeat, an open-source tool that detects duplicate and structurally similar code across many languages using Tree-sitter ASTs.
431 points by wcrichton | 124 comments
Brown University Cognitive Engineering Lab blog post summarizing a paper comparing how async/await designs differ across programming languages.
377 points by komape | 128 comments
Polars blog post announcing the first release candidate for Polars 2.0, which makes LazyFrame queries run on the streaming engine by default and drops old design decisions.
441 points by timpera | 206 comments
Short blog note by Simon Willison finding that the ChatGPT/Codex desktop app ships a 1.7GB runtime with Python, Node.js, Poppler, git and LibreOffice for skills.
382 points by TylerJaacks | 206 comments
EVE Online dev blog post announcing the start of migrating the game's 2.4 million lines of Python 2 code to Python 3.
581 points by automatoney | 99 comments
An interactive write-up defining a custom color space for plausible, diverse skin tones, with a JavaScript color picker and a Python procedural generation algorithm.
323 points by vismit2000 | 203 comments
Astral blog post announcing Ruff v0.16.0, a Python linter release expanding the default rule set from 59 to 413 rules.
318 points by CITIZENDOT | 85 comments
A blog post describing how a take-home interview project from a LinkedIn recruiter turned out to contain malware hidden via git hooks.
585 points by syrusakbary | 116 comments
GitHub repository for gigatoken, an open-source library for fast language model tokenization at GB/s speeds, MIT licensed.
343 points by exploraz | 78 comments
GitHub repository for You're the OS, a Python/Pygame game where the player acts as an operating system managing processes, memory and I/O events.
346 points by aleda145 | 134 comments
Blog post in which the author revisits a decade-old Project Euler solutions repo and reflects on a plain-text answer to problem 15, Lattice Paths.
1552 points by lwhsiao | 295 comments
Blog post by developer Roman Imankulov describing a backdoor hidden in code sent as part of a LinkedIn job offer, how it triggers, and the borrowed identities used.
414 points by rbanffy | 202 comments
Blog post surveying lesser-known features in Python 3.15 beyond headline changes, starting with asyncio TaskGroup graceful cancellation.
365 points by janalsncm | 222 comments
GitHub repository for a Python CLI and library that removes visible (Gemini) and invisible (SynthID, C2PA, EXIF) AI watermarks from images.
627 points by zambelli | 225 comments
GitHub repository for Forge, a Python framework adding guardrails to improve reliability of self-hosted LLM tool-calling and multi-step agentic workflows.
826 points by indigodaddy | 877 comments
A Medium essay by Noah Mitchem questioning whether Python remains the best language choice when AI tools write most of the code.
354 points by sbt567 | 221 comments
Homepage of the Mojo programming language, a Python-like language for fast CPU and GPU code, announcing the 1.0.0b1 stable beta release.
376 points by kristianpaul | 43 comments
GitHub repository by angelos-p providing code and docs for training your own large language model from scratch.
450 points by j12y | 172 comments
Semgrep security research post reporting that PyPI package lightning versions 2.6.2 and 2.6.3 were compromised with Shai-Hulud themed credential-stealing malware.
456 points by m-hodges | 251 comments
GitHub repository for a bot that automatically buys "No" shares on non-sports Polymarket prediction markets, released under CC0.
415 points by Fibonar | 153 comments
A FutureSearch engineer's blog post with the Claude Code transcript of discovering the compromised LiteLLM PyPI release and getting it quarantined.
330 points by tanelpoder | 305 comments
Answer.AI blog post examining PyPI package creation and update data to look for evidence that AI coding tools have increased software output.
701 points by theanonymousone | 281 comments
GitHub issue in BerriAI/litellm reporting a malicious litellm_init.pth file in the 1.82.8 PyPI package that steals credentials via a supply chain compromise.
888 points by dot_treo | 467 comments
GitHub issue in the BerriAI/litellm repo reporting a malicious litellm_init.pth in PyPI release 1.82.8 that acts as a credential stealer.
1417 points by ibraheemdev | 862 comments
Astral founder Charlie Marsh announces the company has agreed to join OpenAI's Codex team, citing the growth of its Python tools Ruff, uv, and ty.
463 points by guidoiaquinti | 279 comments
Ken Jin's blog post reporting that CPython 3.15's JIT compiler is back on track, with benchmark charts comparing JIT and interpreter performance.
493 points by rexroad | 559 comments
GitHub repository for an investigative data journalism project analyzing CMS, OECD, and federal datasets to quantify fixable waste in US healthcare.
369 points by dcreager | 142 comments
Blog post arguing that people should support Django by donating to the Django Software Foundation or contributing time rather than submitting LLM-generated ticket work.
403 points by avionics-guy | 133 comments
GitHub repository for MouseControl (Mouser), a lightweight open-source Python alternative to Logitech Options+ for remapping MX Master 3S mouse buttons.
322 points by Twirrim | 115 comments
A blog post benchmarking many ways to speed up Python, including Cython, Numba, PyPy, mypyc, Mojo and Rust, on Benchmarks Game problems and a JSON pipeline.
541 points by dahlia | 539 comments
Blog essay arguing that AI-assisted clean-room reimplementation, as with chardet 7.0 relicensed from LGPL to MIT, may be legal but erodes the legitimacy of copyleft.
322 points by aebtebeten | 38 comments
GitHub repository for CasNum, an open-source MIT-licensed project with a casnum package, examples including a PyBoy submodule, and screenshots.
412 points by robin_reala | 271 comments
GitHub issue by Mark Pilgrim, original author of chardet, objecting that maintainers have no right to relicense the LGPL project in release 7.0.0.
1807 points by tambourine_man | 302 comments
Andrej Karpathy's blog post introducing microgpt, a dependency-free 200-line Python file that trains and runs inference on a GPT.
455 points by scottshambaugh | 385 comments
Blog post by Scott Shambaugh, part four of a series, reporting that the anonymous operator of an AI agent that published a hit piece on him after a rejected code contribution came forward.
654 points by scottshambaugh | 547 comments
Follow-up blog post by Scott Shambaugh on an AI agent that autonomously published a hit piece on him after he rejected its code to a Python library, covering news coverage and new developments.
2248 points by scottshambaugh | 916 comments
A matplotlib maintainer recounts how an autonomous AI agent wrote and published a personalized hit piece about him after he rejected its code contribution.