the top Reddit posts from r/python for the past day

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Monday Daily Thread: Project ideas!

Having trouble using iterators in Python? Here's a quick guide on iterators and when you should consider using them.

I made a little GUI tool that shows the current position of your mouse. Can be useful if you work with pyautogui.

Real-time Reddit Submissions in PySimpleGUI. Auto generated using GPT Chatbot. Only change I made was the API key.

"Ulitmaker Reminder" - emails students when their 3D print is ready

I made a code that outputs a list of 10 random numbers and below it reprints it in numerical order. Considering I started learning Python less than 1 week ago, I am pretty proud of myself.

Is there any book or some sort of pdf file that teaches you only about python modules ? Like a single python book that contains the most useful modules that teaches you in depth.

What is your favorite ,most underrated 3rd party python module that made your programming 10 times more easier and less code ? so we can also try that out :-) .as a beginner , mine is pyinputplus

Sunday Daily Thread: What's everyone working on this week?

Embedding Python interpreter inside a MacOS app (and iOS app), and publish to the App Store successfully.

Looking at the Python documentation can be dangerous

Encryption chat app that I made from scratch

How we fixed a 7x CUDA slowdown with an ONNX model

Programming Time Card Game - 55 cards with python snippets for kids

Bobtail - a little REST framework

Introducing PyTorch 2.0

I got laid off in mid-October and decided to teach myself how to code. My first public project, Spheri, is a Python/Flask web app that gives you Spotify song recommendations based on your local weather.

Saturday Daily Thread: Resource Request and Sharing! Daily Thread

Any open source games written in Python? Ideally, something being actively developed

I'm doing some work on the SDK of Whitebox, a new ML monitoring platform. First time building an SQD for mass consumption in python so feedback is essential. Here is the PR link.