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📌 Just two weeks after PEP 751 was accepted, Python’s new pylock.toml lock file format is already becoming a fast-emerging standard.

📦 pip, pip-audit, PDM, and more are jumping in.

Here's how fast the ecosystem is moving:

socket.dev/blog/pylock-toml-st

💌 h/t @brettcannon for actively tracking #Python projects' adoption of PEP 751

SocketPython Tools Are Quickly Adopting the New pylock.toml Standa...pip, PDM, pip-audit, and the packaging library are already adding support for Python’s new lock file format.
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Steve Leach

@smallcircles I'm just a hobbyist myself. I've basically worked as a dishwasher since 2013.

I recently found myself unemployed and with enough savings to put off job-hunting for a couple/few months to learn #Rust and port the earlier #Python proof-of-concept into something real and usable.

Now I need to figure out what the heck it all is now that all the parts are together and I can play with it.

And hopefully others will poke at it and I can see how it actually gets used?

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stfn :raspberrypi: :python:

OK, that surprised me, I did not expect that outcome. I assumed all() for an empty list would return False? And it explains why my code was not doing what I wanted xD

>>> x = [] >>> all(x) True
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Noxi 🇺🇦🇵🇸 @EH22 ☎️ 6944

Omfg :blob_rainbowheart: :blahaj: :breadnommed: I think I finally understood #Python, #Lutris and #GTK sufficiently, and my brain decided to do one of these super rare happy chemical flushes. :blahaj: Fucking Poggies. 🎆

The speed result is completely inaccurate (turns out the existing Downloader class doesn't wait long enough if all you care is for the very first measurement), but right now I'm just happy it updates the text accordingly every time. :blahaj:
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The Lutris install window where it shows all available files that can be downloaded, in this case for the game Trackmania Nations ESWC. A dropdown menu in the top right is opened with an entry called "Run Speedtests", its description saying "Run a short speedtest on all files available for download". The list of files shows one file on nvidia.com at a supposed speed of 283.1 KB/s as well as 5 files on archive.org with 5.5 KB/s. Those measurements are completely wrong.
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