#portable

[$] Portable Python scripts with dependencies

A basic Python script is portable: it can be copied between machines with little concern about compatibility. A script that depends on third-party packages requires quite a bit more care and consideration, however. In 2023, PEP 723 ("Inline script metadata") introduced a standard for declaring a Python script's dependencies inside the script itself. Several third-party tools can now automatically install and manage those dependencies, but there is still little official support for this standard within Python itself.

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Easy Cooking Stove Concept Folds Its Burner and Pot Supports Into One Case

Easy Cooking Stove Concept Folds Its Burner and Pot Supports Into One Case Camping stoves can be awkward things to pack, especially when the burner and pot supports insist on keeping their cooking shape inside your bag. Easy...

Yanko Design · EN

Go 1.27's portable SIMD

#​619 — September 25, 2026 Read the Web Version 👋 We're taking a break next week, so we'll be back on Friday, October 9. __ Your editor, Peter Cooper Go Weekly Platform-Independent SIMD in Go — SIMD lets a CPU perform an operation on a vector of values at once. Go 1.27 brings experimental SIMD support to arm64 and wasm, plus a portable simd package that emulates SIMD where unavailable, so you don't need to write a plain Go fallback. David Chase and Junyang Shao (Go Team) RELATED: hash/adler32 's SIMD implementation is a good, brief example of using SIMD to get over double the speed on larger

Golang Weekly · EN