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Do you know an Open Sources alternative of this game? Maybe one that you can configure to list only some countries (es: countries that host a PyCon, ...) to use in social activities.

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@nprofile1q... I think @nprofile1q... is open to ideas and themes even if it's not open source.

Paolo Melchiorre · 4d

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How I Work From Anywhere Without Losing My Place

https://micro.webology.dev/2026/06/13/how-i-work-from-anywhere/

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DEFNA is looking to fill an open board seat. We have had directors from the US, Mexico, Canada, the UK, Africa, and from wherever you might be applying from.

DEFNA is the non-profit that handles the paperwork, taxes, and planning so that #DCUS can happen every year and volunteers can just focus on running an event.

#Django #DEFNA #DCUS

https://www.defna.org/blog/join-defna-theres-a-seat-on-the-defna-board-open/

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This post was immediately well-received by a few donors.

➡️ We greatly appreciate your support and spreading the word. ⬅️

We'll have more news on what hiring an Executive Director will look like very, very soon.

Django @Django · 7w

The DSF needs help. $500,000 in annual funding would allow us to sustain our three Fellows, maintain operational support for the DSF, create a clear path to hiring an Executive Director, and expand our ability to support the Django ecosystem at scale. https://www.djangoproject.co Show more

Paul Everitt · 11w

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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... Damn paywall kept me from reading it in the airport.

I think specs are fine for a group of devs. Certainly doesn't hurt to write, but they never stood out to me as worth being a best practice. Feels like a placebo to me, and science says a placebo can be effective. 🤔

Sheena · 11w

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En route via:

🏨 Long Beach 🚕 ➡️ Los Angeles, CA (LAX) ✈️ ➡️ Kansas City, MO (MCI) 🚙 ➡️ Lawrence, KS 🏠️ from #PyConUS 🐍 🎤 🇺🇸

Great PyCon US. Even six days isn't enough to see and talk to everyone, but I certainly tried.

Thank you @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... and a ton of @nprofile1q... staff, organizers, and volunteers.

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Don't sleep on the tacos this year.

It's always great to hang out with @nprofile1q... in person, but a great first pre-talk at #PyConUS is an excellent start.

Paolo Melchiorre @Paolo Melchiorre · 11w

First selfies, first chats, and my first three tacos here in Long Beach 🌮 Slowly recovering from the trip while meeting more people around the conference. Next stop: the conference opening ✨ #PyCon #PyConUS https://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/116/575/561/36 Show more

Michael Kennedy · 14w

Do you know whether extensive Opus work looking for vulnerabilities in CPython or Django have been run? Putting Mythos aside, Opus is very good at this. I'd be interested to know whether it found anyt...

Jeff Triplett @Jeff Triplett 1776887912

@nprofile1q... At least two of our DSF Fellows have access to Claude Code and Opus, but not Mythos. To my knowledge, it hasn't been used to find anything yet. We have applied for access, though, and I'd like to see what comes out of it.

The overall temperature has changed significantly in our security reports. Where they were mostly bullshit/noise a few months ago, lately they are much higher quality, but it's still a lot to go through, and they seem more like textbook issues than stop-everything.

Michael Kennedy · 14w

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🎉 Kudos to @nprofile1q... for spearheading this initiative and to our Django CoC WG members. It took a little over a year, but the lion's share of the work was over the last six months.

👏 Great job!

https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2026/apr/15/contributor-covenant-adoption/

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Nice tip from IPython today.

> Tip: Happy International Transgender Day of Visibility! You are valid. You matter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Transgender_Day_of_Visibility

#Python #IPython

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I'm not sure who shared this in my friend's circle, but https://otherworldscatalog.substack.com/p/how-i-disconnected-from-tech-in-2025 is a really good read. There are definitely some actionable areas and good advice and I'm still in the skimming phase.

(Substack sucks though)

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A++ content. I was in a call with @nprofile1q... and @nprofile1q... this week, where this topic came up again.

We looked, and I thought Django's package size was 200M bigger than it actually is. Django is only 10.9 MB compressed, which is within ~1 MB of SQLAlchemy, which is kind of impressive to think about.

So running the Django ORM doesn't quite have the same mental tax as I have assumed all of these years.