Tools and methodologies to benchmark Ruby code.

PEP 684 has been accepted!!! Expect to see a per-interpreter GIL in Python 3.12. I'm so excited! This has been many years in the making. Thanks to the many people that have helped!

Come to my PyCon US talk 2 weeks from today to learn more.

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Neither rain, nor snow, nor heat, nor terrible penmanship nor perfect cursive will keep the postal service from delivering your mail.

You can make many things with silicon photonics, but a laser is not one of them

Threatening messages, false bomb scares: from her days as a correspondent, Volkskrant-reporter Marije Vlaskamp was aware of Chinese tactics to smother critical voices. Now she herself is the target of an intense intimidation campaign. Who is behind this?…

Caused by expired ground station cert. We’re scrubbing the system for other single-point vulnerabilities.

A usable pixel art program written in Python

Coding email like it's 2023

Z-Library envisions a book 'sharing' market, where its millions of users can pick up paperbacks at dedicated "Z-Points" around the globe.

Twitter suspended NetNewsWire today because, according to Twitter, “This App has violated Twitter Rules and policies. As a result, it can no longer be accessed.”
We knew that Twitter access would stop working in NetNewsWire later this month anyway, as Twitter…

IELM is the Emacs Lisp REPL. It lets you evaluate any Elisp expression, prints the output and keeps track of previous commands. While it is a serious step-up from the humble eval-expression, it can be…

When reading the official Ruby 3.0 release post, one bullet caught my eye especially. With Ruby 3.0, IRB introduced a measure command. As someone who often times little snippets when debugging, comparing code, or writing new code, I was intrigued! IRB’s new…

Albert Edwards, an economist at the 159-year-old investment bank Société Générale, says corporate greed may call for the unthinkable: Price controls.