Python

12 February 2026 20:32

Nothing weird works fine for me

Python

12 February 2026 20:00

That link looks pretty long—any chance you could put it on a pastebin or something simpler to look at? Curious about what's happening with the EOF issue.

Python

12 February 2026 16:58

I'll send a link to the code that is giving me issues

Python

12 February 2026 16:40

Can't find a way around it

Python

12 February 2026 16:40

Python 3.8 I can read the data from stdin I get the interactive prompt but then the script exits

Python

12 February 2026 15:26

When I pipe data into a python script it exits interactive mode any way around this. Hope this is the proper forum for this question I've never asked

Python

12 February 2026 14:54

Follow solid principles, they help a lot in big projects

Python

12 February 2026 11:33

Is NLP tutorial available

Python

12 February 2026 09:36

I’m working on a complex Python project and trying to design it for high performance and modularity.
How would you handle dynamic dependency injection, asynchronous data pipelines, and custom error propagation in a large-scale application while keeping it maintainable and testable ?

Python

12 February 2026 09:28

The approach depends on the type of application. But it helps to think in units that are responsible for the data retrieval and storage, logic and representation.

Python

12 February 2026 09:25

Like the framework suggests. If you don't use a framework, then pretend like you're writing one.

Python

11 February 2026 22:46

As soon as I can, I'll read everything carefully. Now i have to run 👍🏻😅

@Inchidi @c0x6a @notfromcambrigde @razorblade23 thx for the help ❤️❤️

Python

11 February 2026 22:41

You have not scratched the surface yet 😁

Try making your custom one... (decorator i mean)
It should be more familiar once you realize how it works internally

Python

11 February 2026 22:40

Pure functions are easy to test. They have an input and an output and no side-effects.

Python

11 February 2026 22:39

Yeah, me personally use them almost never

But it can be useful when you want to add a method to some class it semanticly belongs to, but does not need any class/instance data to execute

Python

12 February 2026 20:32

This is a new tool from github the storage is in the url

Python

12 February 2026 19:44

https://textarea.my/#VZFNasQwDEb3OsVXupgE2kxLN6XQA8xuruDEykTg2MZSJg308CU_pXRlIz09fcb0-HCetJxbiee82JDiG56FZMypGJL-3nRR6ksakZ0NQVoc9auzgaRHTBvTqHmJjagzW6r6g5C9M_f51yrsfJDIWtWEXCRadbpgdoosmT1OT4FjtU3VNdFOJG1ubN3sq7o-SqvRldu9JrJBFF3yjFlCQJkinIK_MnfGHr6kjJEh0RLcenBxncmdoQOHQDSkme9cID0uWwys6_eBTX6BGzGpxBt6iR5n9oJvtE6lW_kmL0QbpMywgY_HbJp2MVa0k0HGkb04C8tuXJOtWJoMqf-XbEyeD-W-97p9Dt6a9-b1BUT0Aw==

Python

12 February 2026 16:41

Rule 5️⃣: To share code or error tracebacks, use an online pasting service like:
- https://dpaste.org
- https://hastebin.com
- https://bin.kv2.dev
If you posted a wall of text, go back and delete it.

Python

12 February 2026 16:40

I think the pipe is sending an EOF

Python

12 February 2026 15:54

You can use python to automate stuff
Pentesting is a whole category for itself and not really related to python - and we do not help in hacking or scams here...

Python

12 February 2026 15:24

What is the best course python for pentesting??

Python

12 February 2026 11:37

Let me google that for you: https://realpython.com/nltk-nlp-python/

Python

12 February 2026 10:52

Do you have any specific issues?

Python

12 February 2026 09:29

Thanks for explaining!
By the way, I’m TAAAT

Python

12 February 2026 09:27

Thanks! 👌
Could you give a quick example of how you implement it in a real project?
I’m curious about the practical structure 🐍🛠️

Python

12 February 2026 09:25

When building a large Python project, how do you structure your modules and packages for maximum maintainability 🐍🛠️?

Python

11 February 2026 22:45

if you watch closely on my example above has_liver() actually not using cls which means it should/could be staticmethod instead. from here you might realize what OOP is as a paradigm.

Python

11 February 2026 22:41

That said, a staticmethod does not need to be a pure function.

Python

11 February 2026 22:40

Like a function that you need inside the instance which performs an operation but does not need a reference to the instance. A pure function.

Python

11 February 2026 22:39

decorators are a new world for me... wow