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  1. I’ve just published the first article of a new series on my blog: “Django ORM standalone” 🧩

    The idea is to use Django ORM in standalone mode to connect to existing or legacy databases and work only with the ORM, without the rest of Django, using inspectdb for reverse engineering the schema and querying data with Django QuerySets 🔎

    If you’re curious about using Django ORM this way, here’s the link, and let me know what you think 💡
    paulox.net/2026/02/20/django-o

  2. I just gave my talk "Working with in and : From to " 🦄️🗺️ at the PostGIS Day 2021 🐘🌍️ hosted by Paul Ramsey of Crunchy Data 🦛️

    Slides on my blog 👇
    paulox.net/2021/11/18/postgis-

    I am happy to have received a lot of appreciation ☺️

  3. After 20 hours of traveling, I finally arrived at the hotel in Long Beach for the conference 🌍

    Already met a few friends, took some selfies, and had a first quick look around the city.

    So far, Long Beach looks really beautiful ☀️

  4. On my way ✈️ to Long Beach 🇺🇸 from Rome 🇮🇹
    See you all there in only 12 hours 👋

  5. Just recorded my talk for @posetteconf 2026:
    "PostgreSQL Generated Columns by Example" 🐘

    Tune in on June 17th to watch my talk: 📆
    posetteconf.com/2026/talks/pos

    Check also the schedule for many more PostgreSQL talks!👇 posetteconf.com/2026/

    Thanks @clairegiordano for the support during the recording.🙏

    #PostgreSQL #Python #Django #ORM #GeneratedColumn #GeneratedField #PosetteConf #Postgres #Database #Community #OpenSource

    CC @pycon @django @ubuntu

  6. Just recorded my talk for @posetteconf 2026:
    "PostgreSQL Generated Columns by Example" 🐘

    Tune in on June 17th to watch my talk: 📆
    posetteconf.com/2026/talks/pos

    Check also the schedule for many more PostgreSQL talks!👇 posetteconf.com/2026/

    Thanks @clairegiordano for the support during the recording.🙏

    CC @pycon @django @ubuntu

  7. Just recorded my talk for @posetteconf 2026:
    "PostgreSQL Generated Columns by Example" 🐘

    Tune in on June 17th to watch my talk: 📆
    posetteconf.com/2026/talks/pos

    Check also the schedule for many more PostgreSQL talks!👇 posetteconf.com/2026/

    Thanks @clairegiordano for the support during the recording.🙏

    #PostgreSQL #Python #Django #ORM #GeneratedColumn #GeneratedField #PosetteConf #Postgres #Database #Community #OpenSource

    CC @pycon @django @ubuntu

  8. Just recorded my talk for @posetteconf 2026:
    "PostgreSQL Generated Columns by Example" 🐘

    Tune in on June 17th to watch my talk: 📆
    posetteconf.com/2026/talks/pos

    Check also the schedule for many more PostgreSQL talks!👇 posetteconf.com/2026/

    Thanks @clairegiordano for the support during the recording.🙏

    #PostgreSQL #Python #Django #ORM #GeneratedColumn #GeneratedField #PosetteConf #Postgres #Database #Community #OpenSource

    CC @pycon @django @ubuntu

  9. Just recorded my talk for @posetteconf 2026:
    "PostgreSQL Generated Columns by Example" 🐘

    Tune in on June 17th to watch my talk: 📆
    posetteconf.com/2026/talks/pos

    Check also the schedule for many more PostgreSQL talks!👇 posetteconf.com/2026/

    Thanks @clairegiordano for the support during the recording.🙏

    #PostgreSQL #Python #Django #ORM #GeneratedColumn #GeneratedField #PosetteConf #Postgres #Database #Community #OpenSource

    CC @pycon @django @ubuntu

  10. @adamchainz That makes sense.

    For statically generated sites (like Pelican) or project docs built through pipelines (like Django’s Sphinx docs), the dictionary could just be regenerated during each build, locally or in CI.

    That way it stays fresh automatically and tracks templates or content changes without extra work.

  11. Homemade Margherita pizza tonight! 🍕

    I added black olives, half with capers, it’s been ages since I last made one. 👨‍🍳

    A cozy family dinner for a cold and rainy Saturday. 🏡

    #HomemadePizza #Pizza #Cooking #FamilyTime #WeekendCooking #SathurdayNight #Saturday #Italy

  12. Homemade Margherita pizza tonight! 🍕

    I added black olives, half with capers, it’s been ages since I last made one. 👨‍🍳

    A cozy family dinner for a cold and rainy Saturday. 🏡

  13. Homemade Margherita pizza tonight! 🍕

    I added black olives, half with capers, it’s been ages since I last made one. 👨‍🍳

    A cozy family dinner for a cold and rainy Saturday. 🏡

    #HomemadePizza #Pizza #Cooking #FamilyTime #WeekendCooking #SathurdayNight #Saturday #Italy

  14. Homemade Margherita pizza tonight! 🍕

    I added black olives, half with capers, it’s been ages since I last made one. 👨‍🍳

    A cozy family dinner for a cold and rainy Saturday. 🏡

    #HomemadePizza #Pizza #Cooking #FamilyTime #WeekendCooking #SathurdayNight #Saturday #Italy

  15. Homemade Margherita pizza tonight! 🍕

    I added black olives, half with capers, it’s been ages since I last made one. 👨‍🍳

    A cozy family dinner for a cold and rainy Saturday. 🏡

    #HomemadePizza #Pizza #Cooking #FamilyTime #WeekendCooking #SathurdayNight #Saturday #Italy

  16. At DjangoCon US 2025 in Chicago, more than one person shared the workflow of dictating their articles or slide notes to a template using mobile apps 🎙️

    I was experimenting with huggingface.co/Mozilla/whisper, and it seems to work well on my PC 🔴

    It occurred to me that it could be used to add live captioning to meetups or small conferences that can't afford live captioners as good as the one we had at DjangoCon 💡

    Have any of you done any experiments?

  17. I'm attending the C API summit here at EuroPython 2025. 🇪🇺

    I'm hearing a lot of interesting discussions about Python's C API. 🐍

    ep2025.europython.eu/session/c

    CC @antocuni @europython

  18. I found this mural while walking by the sea this evening in Pescara. 🏖️

  19. TIL Network protocols Sans I/O ⚡

    “… network protocol implementations written in Python that perform no I/O (this means libraries that operate directly on text or bytes; this excludes libraries that just abstract out I/O).” 🤯

    Read the reference page 👇
    sans-io.readthedocs.io/

  20. RT @charliermarsh

    Ruff v0.2.0 is out now 😎

    From v0.1.0 to v0.2.0, we saw...
    - 891 PRs
    - 118 contributors (including 80 new contributors)
    - Over 100 new rules

    astral.sh/blog/ruff-v0.2.0

    CC @charliermarsh

  21. pgvector 0.6.0 has been released 🎉

    It now supports parallel index builds for HNSW 🗂️

    Building an HNSW index is now up to 30x faster for unlogged tables ⚡

    For full release notes, please review the pgvector changelog 👇
    github.com/pgvector/pgvector/b

  22. 🎂️ Happy birthday to Linus Torvalds 👨‍💻️

    🗣️ He announced Linux 🐧️ in 1991 on the newsgroup comp.os.minix with this message: 📰️

    💻️ "I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like GNU) for 386(486) AT clones." 👇️

    groups.google.com/g/comp.os.mi

  23. When they take your children away, the inside of your face is always raw, even if outwardly you show only the odd wound, which may even bleed. paulopinto.xyz/notes/2026/0... #pain #children #absence

  24. Public annotation induces the collective production of knowledge and ways of disseminating and searching for information and allows for effective communication to become an ongoing process. paulopinto.xyz/notes/2026/0... #annotation #marginalia #knowledge

  25. Paulo #Dybala has opened the door to an important cut salary to stay at #ASRoma for another season. Joya is waiting for #Friedkin’s final decision, but he has no received official bids by #Roma yet. #Gasperini would like to keep him. It’s up to Roma’s owner decide… #transfers