Donghee Na

https://github.com/facebookincubator/ft_utils

Meta released the OSS library to help you build high-performance applications with Free Threaded Python(aka nogil but Free Threaded is the official term!!).

#Python

CPython Core sprint was held at Meta Bellevue “Spring District” campus on the week of September 23rd, 2024. Many topics were discussed during the core sprint, and I believe that many people at the sprint, including me, enjoyed productive weeks. Thank you to everyone who prepared for this sprint, especially Itamar Oren and Thomas Wouters. Lastly, although Miae Kim didn't participate in this sprint directly, she actively supported my needs while I was at Meta Campus, and it was super helpful.

Today, I organized the CPython sprint as the extension event of PyCon KR 2024: https://2024.pycon.kr
Many people in Korea participated in the sprint, and people submitted around 8 PRs during the sprint :)
I hope people have experienced the joy of contributing to the OSS project.

#python #cpython #sprint

Yesterday, I upgraded the OS of my laptop from Fedora 40 to Fedora 41 with just one button click. It didn’t have any trouble after the upgrade. Long live Fedora!
https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/announcing-fedora-41

Today was my last day at LINE. It was a very happy experience to work with amazing people for the last three years and eight months. I hope to meet these people again soon for other opportunities!

One of the recommended foods, if you visit Korea, is Grilled eel BBQ, aka Unagi BBQ :)

At PyCon KR, Gyeongjae Choi, the Pyodide maintainer, is introducing efforts for Webassembly from the CPython core dev side.
cc @brettcannon@fosstodon.org

I am thrilled to announce that I have joined the machine learning infrastructure team of Karrot (as known as 당근 in Korea).
I am very much looking forward to supporting ML teams with Python and other tech stacks :)

For Canada: https://karrotmarket.com/ca
For Japan: https://karrotmarket.com/jp

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41677131
The free threading project for the CPython is still in progress. It is not the final output. For example, specialized adaptive interpreter is not ported yet. Someone can say why not merge after everything is done, but that's an unrealistic solution. #Python

Sometimes it is good to try to keep a distance from the topic that I am biased on

@foxmask@framapiaf.org Merci d'avoir dit ça :)