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Build Your Own Face Recognition Tool With Python
In this tutorial, you’ll build your own face recognition command-line tool with Python. You’ll learn how to use face detection to identify faces in an image and label them using face recognition. With this knowledge, you can create your own face recognition tool from start to finish!
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Securing PyPI Accounts via Two-Factor Authentication
PyPI has already added two-factor authentication for high volume projects, but now they’ve announced that all package maintainers must upgrade to 2FA by the end of 2023. This post talks about why the decision was made and what your 2FA options are.
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Using Kivy for GUI Development
Kivy is an open source Python library for developing desktop and mobile GUI development. It is supported on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and iOS. This article introduces you to Kivy and teaches you how to build your first GUI with it.
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Getting Normally Distributed Random Numbers With NumPy
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how you can use NumPy to generate normally distributed random numbers. The normal distribution is one of the most important probability distributions. With NumPy and Matplotlib, you can both draw from the distribution and visualize your samples.
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Python 3.13 Removes 20 Stdlib Modules
Core developers are busy working on PEP 594, removing dead batteries from Python 3.13. This long post in the discussion forum highlights what work has been completed so far.
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Write Code as if Failure Doesn’t Exist
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The Many Problems With Celery
“Celery is the de facto solution for background workers and cron jobs in the Python ecosystem, but it’s full of footguns.” This article describes the problems and offers some solutions.
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Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional
Sam Gross has outlined in the past on how to make the GIL optional in CPython. He presented at the Python Language Summit, updating on his progress and future plans in the project.
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Makefile Tricks for Python Projects
Richard likes using Makefiles. They work great both as simple task runners as well as build systems for medium-size projects. This is his starter template for Python projects.
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Using pyproject.toml in Your Django Project
A quick tutorial on how to use a pyproject.toml file inside of your Django projects to specify dependencies.
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Interacting With Kubernetes Using Python
Discover the power of Kubernetes combined with Python! This guide delves into using the Python SDK for interacting with Kubernetes deployments and services.
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What Is the Standard Library For?
This posting summarizes a conversation at the Python Language Summit proposing that guidelines be defined for when something should be added to the standard library.
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