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[?]:omya_linux: sinza [e/em/eirs or vi/vim/vis] » 🌐
@sinza@oldbytes.space

Hi! I'm looking for a job or gig! I live in the US (Central Indiana), and would much much rather work remotely.

I have system administration experience with , , and professionally. I strongly prefer the family of OSes and am willing to work with and professionally and have played with them off the job. I have done this for about three years.

I also know graphic design. My preferred programs are and , but I can use or if need be. I have done this for a decade.

I have skills in development, especially web development, and have professionally developed with , , and . I also am trying to familiarize myself with for legacy maintenance. I also have experience working with Microsoft databases, as well as played with other major SQL servers. I've also played with many other languages. I'm also willing to familiarize myself with a tech stack on the fly. As implied, I am willing to touch legacy code.

I have also designed websites, and am quite familiar with and . I also got to play nicely as well.

I am a jack of all trades, with my strongest skills I feel be in system administration and graphic design.

LLMs and generative AI are something I prefer to avoid where possible. I have experience with working under tight deadlines with a micromanaging boss before recent hype around LLMs, though I'd rather avoid such things if possible.

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    [?]Luyin [https://pronouns.page/u/luyin] » 🌐
    @luyin@lgbtqia.space

    Alright Fedi, I'm looking for a job out of AI hell. I know chances aren't great for anyone right now, but I'm taking mine anyway.

    I'm a (senior?) developer with 10 years of experience in both and (with a preference for the latter). I can find my way around and don't shy away from . I've done a bit of lately and haven't found it terrible.

    I thrive in team environments where I have time both to work on my own and in pairs or mobs ( mob.sh is a great tool I'd use again, but IntelliJ's Code With Me works too).

    My greatest passion is automating the tasks around coding away - testing, building, deploying code with either the shortest set of commands or just fully automated from a pipeline on pull/merge requests.

    I won't say no to places that require me to use AI, but I have a strong preference to be able to write my code myself.

    Would love boosts for reach! Also thanks for reading 💖

    Edit because I'm really dumb: looking in the greater / area in or fully remote. Remote is generally an important factor for me for personal reasons; if your company does things like "3 days a week office", I will only be able to do this in a very small radius.

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      [?]Linux ✅ » 🌐
      @Linux@linuxrocks.online

      🎮 SuperTuxKart (Linux' answer to Mario Kart) in trouble - wide PHP2 issue forced servers offline ❌

      Want to help? Fundraiser is LIVE --the developers are rebuilding the server in Python (dropping PHP). AI won't be used to write the code.

      Please, boost to increase consciousness and reach for this 🙏 free & open source SuperTuxKart is loved by millions.

      👉 fund.supertuxkart.net

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        [?]Trey Hunner 🐍 » 🌐
        @treyhunner@mastodon.social

        “Something to keep in mind is that sys.platform actually represents the operating system that your Python interpreter was built for, while platform.system() returns the operating system that your Python interpreter is currently running on.”

        Read more 👉 pym.dev/operating-system-check

          [?]ltning » 🌐
          @ltning@pleroma.anduin.net

          Ok I feel dumb. How in the nine h*lls do I set a default #Python version on #NetBSD ? I don't mean in pkgsrc, I mean the actual "python" or "python3" executable, and those installed by the various py313-whatever packages.

          And don't tell me to build from pkgsrc because this machine will need a week to do so. :D

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            [?]SirWumpus 🍁🎃 ⚔️ » 🌐
            @sirwumpus@tilde.zone

            @ltning
            One of the reasons (and Ruby, maybe Node) annoy me, moving up by a patch level breaks things - a patch shouldn't break anything if you follow semver rules; minor and major sure. Then there like 3 or more versions, as dependencies which is just nuts. Not a thing, but side commentary on the state of scripting software. Give me !.

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              [?]Paul McGuire » 🌐
              @ptmcg@fosstodon.org

              tl;dr python-a2z.info/ is a website I created for myself because the online docs need a jump page.

              Ever tried to search the online docs for the builtin "set" type? You get every page that has the word "set" in it, and "set" is a pretty popular word!

              Same story for "list", "dict", and many more. "f-strings"? Unless you know to look for "Formatted String Literals", you'll be searching for a while.

              Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing General Topics links and Bultin Types and Classes

              Alt...Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing General Topics links and Bultin Types and Classes

              Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing Python Exceptions

              Alt...Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing Python Exceptions

              Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing Python Dunder methods

              Alt...Screenshot from Python -A2Z website, showing Python Dunder methods

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                [?]Su-Shee » 🌐
                @sushee@ohai.social

                [?]Holger Hellinger [he/him/his] » 🌐
                @holger@hellinger.wtf

                Dutch police stopped a car on the A4. Inside they found two living pythons hidden in the center console. Not Python running in the terminal console, but real snakes. They also found mice for feed, a goldfish, and joints. The driver was under influence. All animals are safe now in a shelter.
                parool.nl/amsterdam/politie-do

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                  [?]TUXEDO Computers » 🌐
                  @tuxedocomputers@mastodontech.de

                  💻 Computer und Programmierung mal anders – mit Linux für Schülerinnen und Schüler!

                  TUXEDO ist Teil der Code Week Bayern!

                  Mach mit bei unseren Workshops in Augsburg:
                  🔧 29.10.2026 – Hardware zum Anfassen
                  🐍 05.11.2026 – Erste Schritte mit Python

                  📅 Wann? Jeweils von 16:30 bis 18:30 Uhr
                  📍 Wo? TUXEDO Headquarters, Alter Postweg 101, 86159 Augsburg, 12. Stock

                  👉 Bitte melde dich vorher an!
                  my.tuxedocomputers.com/event/l

                  Linux-Workshop zur Code Week Bayern 2026 mit TUXEDO-Logo; Termin: 29. Oktober 2026, 16:30 Uhr, Ort: TUXEDO HQ Augsburg; Anmeldung erforderlich; kostenfrei.

                  Alt...Linux-Workshop zur Code Week Bayern 2026 mit TUXEDO-Logo; Termin: 29. Oktober 2026, 16:30 Uhr, Ort: TUXEDO HQ Augsburg; Anmeldung erforderlich; kostenfrei.

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                    [?]Linux statt Windows » 🌐
                    @LinuxStattWindows@troet.cafe

                    „pip install“ ins System-Python klappt unter Ubuntu 26.04 nicht mehr. Das System-Python ist als „externally managed“ markiert (PEP 668).

                    Für Kommandozeilen-Werkzeuge nimmt man pipx:
                    sudo apt install pipx
                    pipx install yt-dlp

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                      [?]Python Software Foundation » 🌐
                      @ThePSF@fosstodon.org

                      The PSF is hiring a CPython Developer in Residence! Full-time, remote, $70K–170K (US) or comparable contractor rates abroad. Help keep Python’s core healthy and support the volunteers who maintain it. Apply by Nov 19:
                      pythonsoftwarefoundation.apply