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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 I recently shared about KeepYourMouthShut, a fantastic free and open-source Python program on Lobst.er, and the response has been incredible! 🌟 I'm truly humbled by the interest and support. KeepYourMouthShut is revolutionizing the podcasting world by generating entire podcast episodes from a simple prompt. 🎙️ Whether you're a content creator, podcaster, or just curious about innovative tech, this tool is a must-try. Check out KeepYourMouthShut on GitHub and join the wave of creativity: https://lnkd.in/dmpsPxW5 Let's keep the momentum going and spread the word about this game-changing tool! 🔥 #KeepYourMouthShut #OpenSource #Podcasting #Python #Innovation #GitHub #TechRevolution

In a recent episode of the Truth Talk podcast, Melsoft Academy Founder and CEO Larreth Jimu shared a valuable insight into the power of taking breaks. He recounted a personal experience from his time as a student, where he found himself deeply engrossed in a complex Python project with a large dataset. Despite working tirelessly for three consecutive days, he hit a roadblock and felt completely stuck. Recognizing the need for a change of pace, he decided to take a walk, intentionally detaching himself from the project and any IT-related thoughts. It was during this seemingly unproductive time that the solution presented itself. "I was walking, not even thinking about coding, and then the answer came to me!" Jimu explained. This experience highlights the often overlooked importance of stepping away from a problem, even when feeling pressured to push through. By allowing the mind to rest and engage in a different activity, we can often return to our work with renewed clarity and fresh perspectives, leading to breakthroughs and innovative solutions. Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://buff.ly/3AQRdvp #melsoftacademy #coding #programming #python #breaktime #creativity #truthtalkpodcast #larrethjimu #learncoding #developerlife

🌴 You’re stuck on a deserted island and can only bring one scripting language — which one are you choosing? Josh is going with Python 🐍. What about you? I had the privilege of hosting Christian Adell and Josh VanDeraa , co-authors of Modern Network Observability, on Episode 153 of The Route to Networking Podcast to Networking podcast. This was such a fun episode and a fantastic opportunity to learn more about these talented authors and their incredible work. 🎙 Episode launches tomorrow — use the links to listen in the comments! #PodcastLaunch #Networking #ScriptingLanguages #Python #TechTalks #TheRouteToNetworking #HamiltonBarnes 

The best 5 episodes of Django Chat Podcast to listen to for Python Developers wanting to learn more about the Django Community... 1️⃣ Episode 159 : Django's Evolution - Jacob Kaplan-Moss 2️⃣ Episode 136 : How Django Really Works - Chaim Kirby 3️⃣ Episode 168 : 2025 DSF Board Nominations - Thibaud Colas 4️⃣ Episode 156 : From Django Girls to the DSF - Kátia Nakamura 5️⃣ Episode 167 : DjangoCon US 2024 Recap - Tim Schilling In each of these episodes the conversation focuses on the community aspect of working as a Django Developer and how to make the most of being part of such a rewarding group of people. If you've never listened before I think you should start with these episodes and then look through the history to find other interesting conversations. Almost every topic imaginable has been covered and each episode lasts around an hour. You'll recognise plenty of names from around the Django world and also have the chance to hear from new people. Enjoy! #DjangoChat #Django #Python #DjangoCon #PyCon #Podcast

Happy to share our new podcast website. Inside the website there will be a summary of each episode with main topics summarized, and often we will complement that with some deep dive into the math and some python code as a tutorial to learn and really grasp the concepts of the paper we're discussing. We hope that this will be useful for our community of listeners. The link to the website is in the first comment #datasciencedecodedpodcast #datascience #machinelearning #AI Michael(Mike) Erlihson Daniel Aronovich

At Itential, we believe automation must be practical to implement and operate – it allows you to take your existing automation work and build a system around it for scale. Dive into our latest Packet Pushers episode and learn: ✅The most important components of a network automation platform. ✅What you can achieve by integrating scripts with a platform approach.  ✅ How to increase the value of scripts with secure publishing and sharing. ✅The value of delivering self-service, so that network consumers can request the services they need and get them when they need them.   Listen now: https://bit.ly/46kQr4z   #NetworkAutomation #Python #SelfService #NetworkEngineering

At Itential, we believe automation must be practical to implement and operate – it allows you to take your existing automation work and build a system around it for scale. Dive into our latest Packet Pushers episode and learn: ✅The most important components of a network automation platform. ✅What you can achieve by integrating scripts with a platform approach.  ✅ How to increase the value of scripts with secure publishing and sharing. ✅The value of delivering self-service, so that network consumers can request the services they need and get them when they need them.   Listen now: https://bit.ly/46kQr4z   #NetworkAutomation #Python #SelfService #NetworkEngineering

In a recent episode of the Rust in Production podcast, PubNub’s CTO, Stephen Blum, shared how Rust has transformed PubNub’s systems with a 5x boost in memory efficiency and performance. Curious to hear more? Listen to Stephen’s insights and explore Rust’s impact on scalability and stability. 🎧👇

"You have to ambiently learn new things" - Grant Sanderson (of 3blue1brown fame) on Lex Fridman Podcast episode 118. I love this concept, and try to apply it every day, every time. The working life is not college; you do not have a fixed time to study and do something else when you are not studying. You have to study as your work. When stuck, go to the library, or Udemy, or YouTube. But even when non stuck, you'll only advance by exposing yourself to new ideas. I myself like to start the workday studying some technical book (in my job, usually alternating between the themes of #python, #unix, #softwareengineering), pumping up my brain with ideas to achieve some breakthrough in the software I develop. Do you have some work startup routine? #productivity #learning

This is such a great podcast on micro learning - from K-12, to higher ed, to life. How micro learning is truly our next phase of understanding the science in how we will and are approaching learning through life. From micro units to micro lessons - chunking out our learning. Imagine districts creating a micro credential on work place learning skills using their Portrait of a Graduate. Students earn with badges based on skills within the Portrait and then badges could be part of what they wear during graduation ceremony if they earn their work place learning micro credential - showing parents, communities, businesses we are preparing our kids for life. Just one example of what is possible… Whether your a teacher, leader, employer, or parent - take a listen!