Hi! We build fast verilog simulators using just in time compilation. Our simulator outperforms existing verilog simulators by up to x100. verijit is a project by @cfbolz.bsky.social and Can Joshua Lehmann.
Check out out demo video here: www.
youtube.com/watch?v=PXgUsEjvAOY
Make sure to rotate your pronouns periodically, so that if your gender becomes compromised, attackers can only access it for a short period of time.
Some news, I’ll be departing the PSF as a staff member at the end of this week.
Thanks for everything ee!
😂 Just say the word
There's a bunch operating in Germany and under protected building status, so they won't actually go away (might just be broken indefinitely or something). If you ever make it to Duisburg, let me know, we'll go to the town hall
we must imagine Sisyphus being directed to the boulder corporation’s outsourced mental health support service for up to 2 hours of free counselling per eternity
www.der-postillon.com/2025/12/drog...
I’m incredibly excited to serve on this coming term’s Steering Council!
Working on CPython has been one of the most rewarding endeavours of my career. I’m so grateful to everyone who voted & honoured that so many placed their trust in me.
peps.python.org/pep-8107/
Re-upping this, since it's only available for two days:
People have argued with me about every single square of this, on one channel or another 🤷♀️
woman with shell necklace and a redirects belt accessory
it's happening!!!
from now until the end of the day on Friday, November 28th (if it’s Friday anywhere, the sale’s still on!), all my pdf zines are 50% off, and print zines are 30% off!
wizardzines.com
Photo of the German review of the book
@tartanllama.xyz Building a Debugger got a review in c't, a big German computer magazine:
lol @hikikomorphism.bsky.social just described Ea-Nāṡir as "CMOT Dibbler (Assyrian Edition)"
An animal hide covered in blue felt with a floor plan of a museum drawn on it
Tlingit artist Nicholas Galanin, “Architecture of return, escape (The British Museum)”, a deerskin map a floor plan of the British Museum and possible escape routes for various Indigenous cultural belongings held there.
This alignment chart explores what counts as an "interpreter" across two dimensions: implementation (what form the interpreter takes) and input (what it processes). Implementation Axis Implementation Purist: An interpreter must be a program—software that executes on a computer. Implementation Neutral: An interpreter must be electronic—it can be hardware or software, but requires circuits and electricity. Implementation Rebel: An interpreter can be anything—no restriction on physical form or medium. Input Axis Input Purist: An interpreter works on a program—it must execute formal code or instructions. Input Neutral: An interpreter works on text—it processes symbolic or written information. Input Radical: An interpreter works on anything—no restriction on input type. Examples Across the Spectrum Lua (program processing programs) CPU (electronic processing programs) CEK-Machine (anything processing programs) Excel (program processing text) LLM (electronic processing text) Shredder (anything processing text) Doom (program processing anything) TV (electronic processing anything) Choir (anything processing anything)
Interpreter alignment chart
it has been 0 days since I wrote a tiny interpreter to prototype some new database features. you will never regret writing a tiny interpreter
It's spooky season! So I reviewed four great recent scary books:
Fiend by @almakatsu.bsky.social
Moonflow by @bitterkarella.bsky.social
Slashed Beauties by A Rushby
You Weren't Meant to be Human by @ajwhiteauthor.bsky.social
www.washingtonpost.com/books/2025/1...
📣 The “People from PSF” interview series continues! 🐍💬Meet the people behind the @python.org staff, directors & contributors making the magic happen.
💟 Meet Deb Nicholson
@eximious.bsky.social
🔗Read the full interview 👇
dennyperez.dev/projects/psf...
#Python #PyLadies #PSF #PeopleFromPSF
The SPy project is kicking off community calls! 🎙️
Join us tomorrow (Oct 7th, 17:30 CEST) on Discord to chat, ask questions, and meet other SPy folks. Everyone’s welcome! 💚 🥸
Discord link: discord.gg/ZN4afjvq?eve...
Google calendar link: lnkd.in/d3U62QNn
Even his London post hints at transphobia in the paragraph about Lineham's arrest. A dog whistle anti trans people would recognize 😒
Last week I was lucky to take part in the CPython Core Dev Sprint.
This is a summary of what I did, including an annotated and extended version of my talk on tracing JITs in real-world Python scenarios, plus some comparisons between PyPy’s JIT and CPython’s new JIT.
👉 antocuni.eu/2025/09/24/t...
hey we have a lot of fun here, living in a fascist dystopia and goofing on the very real lives being ruined by the state, it's great, things are fine, we love it! Why not enjoy the end of civilization with a good book? why not do it with MY book?? www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitte...
2008, I am driving back across the Canadian border from Montreal with @stillsostrange.bsky.social and @batwrangler.bsky.social in my tiny1998 Honda Civic sedan.
happy analog gender week nerds 💛🤍💜🖤
Anil Dash wrote this post about this question: bsky.app/profile/anil...
Thanks for being so cool Danielle!
There was a new movie this year! And the one before that was the highest grossing German movie in 2023 😅
The books series is unbelievably popular in Germany, until today. It's called The Three Question Marks here and my eight year old devours it. There are extra novels that were written just for the German market, radio plays, movies, two spinoff series etc. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_...
OMG no!!! I still think Knuth's deep dive from "I want to write about algorithms" to "I need typesetting software" to "I need fonts" to "I need font software" to "I need software to write software" may be the most epic software exploration in human history, and kids these days have NO IDEA about it.