Blog

Survey Finds More Python Developers Like PostgreSQL, AI Coding Agents – and Rust for Packages

More than 30,000 Python developers from around the world answered questions for the Python Software Foundation’s annual survey — and PSF Fellow Michael Kennedy tells the Python community what they’ve learned in a new blog post. Some highlights: Most still use older Python versions despite benefits of newer releases… Many of us (15%) are running

Read More
Emma Sears mengangkat gelombang masa lalu balap Louis Will dengan pemogokan menit ke -59

24 Agustus 2025; San Diego, California, AS; Balapan Louis akan FC sesama rekan merayakan paruh kedua dari penyerang Emma Sears (13) melawan San Diego View FC di Snapdragon Stadium. Kredit Wajib: Gambar Chad Caddy-Imagn Emma Sears mengumpulkan gol ketujuh kampanye, dan beristirahat Louis akan memenangkan pertandingan pertamanya setelah istirahat internasional, mengalahkan tuan rumah San Diego

Read More
NIO berbagi lebih banyak

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – 12 September: Logo NIO untuk mobil listrik Cina ditampilkan dalam publikasi komersial di lantai bel pembukaan di New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), 12 September 2018 di New York City. Perusahaan Mobil Listrik Shanghai telah membuka kantor pusatnya untuk diperdagangkan dengan harga $ 6 per saham. (Gambar Drew Angeler/Getty) Angeler Druze

Read More
Hackaday Links: August 24, 2025

“Emergency Law Enforcement Officer Hologram program activated. Please state the nature of your criminal or civil emergency.” Taking a cue from Star Trek: Voyager, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency is testing a holographic police officer, with surprisingly — dare we say, suspiciously? — positive results. The virtual officer makes an appearance every two minutes in

Read More
A Universal Rhythm Guides How We Speak: Global Analysis Reveals 1.6-second Units

“The truly universal properties of languages are not independent of our physiology and cognition,” argues the co-author of a new study. Instead he says their research “strengthens the idea that intonation units are a universal feature of language.” Phys.org explains: Have you ever noticed that a natural conversation flows like a dance — pauses, emphases,

Read More
A Universal Rhythm Guides How We Speak: Global Analysis Reveals 1.6-second Units

“The truly universal properties of languages are not independent of our physiology and cognition,” argues the co-author of a new study. Instead he says their research “strengthens the idea that intonation units are a universal feature of language.” Phys.org explains: Have you ever noticed that a natural conversation flows like a dance — pauses, emphases,

Read More