Python

14 February 2026 08:35

its happening because your python version not support pytorch

Python

14 February 2026 08:33

i have no solution, even when i install it somehow i can't import it.

Python

14 February 2026 08:30

And you should aware the command is not like that

Python

14 February 2026 08:02

python3 -m pip install torch
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement torch (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for torch

Python

12 February 2026 14:27

One more error is there look carefully

Python

12 February 2026 14:24

https://youtube.com/shorts/TLXs57H00wY?si=L57MlpoMlWBKq5Ze

Guys try this

Python

12 February 2026 02:12

Upwork And freelance(ers) services

Python

02 February 2026 09:53

What do you mean EIGHT?

EDIT: oh it's UTC isn't it.

Python

01 February 2026 16:50

works the same as if you would call BankAccount.is_valid_interest_rate

Python

01 February 2026 16:44

though is_valid_interest_rate is static method how it works when we use self.is_valid_interest_rate

Python

01 February 2026 16:29

in readme - lists, lists of lists, lists of lists of lists and tons of bold text

Python

01 February 2026 09:31

yea jus rephrasing text to look better is the best way to put ai on some work

Python

01 February 2026 06:31

Looks too much like AI…

Python

30 January 2026 16:40

jokes... I just gave it a star on github

Python

30 January 2026 16:02

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on Katharos, a library designed to bring some of the best functional programming concepts—like Monads, Applicatives, Functors, and other Algebraic structures—into the Python ecosystem.

If you’ve ever wanted to handle errors without try/except nesting or manage None values more elegantly using Maybe or Result types, this is for you.

Key Features:

Algebraic Structures: Support for Semigroups, Monoids, Applicatives, Functors and Monads.

Fully Typed: Built with modern Python type hints for better IDE support.

Implementation of useful functional data structures:
Useful data structures such as immutable list, Result for error handling, Maybe, etc are implemented with their corresponding algebraic implementations

Current Status:
The package is currently in its early stages and is under active development. I’m looking for early adopters and fellow functional programming enthusiasts to help shape its direction.
How you can help:
Give it a spin in your side projects.
Check out the repo:

https://github.com/kamalfarahani/katharos

Feedbacks, bug reports, and PRs are highly welcomed and appreciated!

Python

14 February 2026 08:34

can you tell me your python version which you installed currently

Python

14 February 2026 08:30

nothing in the docs worked.

Python

14 February 2026 08:16

did you check pytorch documentation?

Python

14 February 2026 08:02

im having issues install pytorch

Python

12 February 2026 14:27

Cant concatenate string with integer

Python

12 February 2026 02:16

Thank you.
But I want to do it here Telegram

Python

06 February 2026 04:11

https://github.com/tylerwinn/dzero-python

my python implementation of NCPDP D.0 billing transmission strings... NCPDP has all their documentation behind a paywall so building it out consisted of decompiling the pharmacy software PrimeRX and looking at how they do it.

Could save someone some time if they ever have to start using D.0 and their company are cheapo's like mine and won't buy the docs

Python

01 February 2026 16:56

for deeper understanding see how descriptors work in python

Python

01 February 2026 16:46

thanks for your feedback
I agree with your point.
the package is in its early stages and the docs are clumsy, to make it clear this package provides some abstract data structures and implementations of them for some common useful types in python to make it easy for people with functional programming background to code in functional style easier in Python. In fact the package is heavily inspired by Haskell standard library dataclasses and is targeted for Haskell programmers who want to bring haskelish patterns into Python world. I doubt any regular python programmer will ever use it.
The current readme page is planned to become a booklet for teaching functional programming using python, but I need other people willing to contribute for it to become possible.
Also there used to be a functional programming group in the devs network, I could not find the group can anyone send the group link to me?

Python

01 February 2026 16:31

also readme is like 1K+ lines long, not a soul would read it or write that much - better leave icon + small description + 2-5 examples in readme and everything else move to docs generated via mkdocs or similar

Python

01 February 2026 16:17

at work i use AI (copilot) for coding every day, almost every task - because of the demand for productivity... but on personal projects I refrain from using it besides for planning

Python

01 February 2026 08:31

Can you explain what looks like AI?
The text is paraphrased using AI for better readability I see no problem in using AI for this purpose.
If you have any comments or points about the package I will be happy to answer.

Python

01 February 2026 04:43

These days you can say gpts to not use em dashes or other characteristic AI text telltales

Python

30 January 2026 16:39

🚨ALERT: EM DASH DETECTED🚨

Python

27 January 2026 22:53

⚠️ ‎Thomas warned ‎Rogelito [7792254442].
Final warning: ‎[Python] use @thehire for jobs
This warning expires on 2026-07-26