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    Pyxel retro game engine for Python gains attention●Show HN: Pyxel – A Python retro game engine with built-in art and sound editorsYhnEnvironmentOceans1048 min ago

    Developer kitao has released Pyxel, an open-source Python retro game engine that includes built-in art and sound editors. The tool lets creators build pixel-art style games entirely in Python without needing separate graphics or audio software. The project, hosted on GitHub, is drawing interest from developers and hobbyists discussing its simplicity and all-in-one workflow for retro game creation.

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    Quantitative Finance with OCaml▼YhnSciencePhysics545 min ago

    A project called Qcaml applies the OCaml programming language to quantitative finance, presenting it as a tool for building financial models and trading systems. The idea is drawing attention among developers and quant practitioners, with discussion centered on whether a functional language better known in academia and compiler work can find a home in the finance industry.

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    New beginner Python course teaches coding through drawing▼Show HN: Build with Python – a beginner course where your code drawsYhnLifeParenting4727 min ago

    A new beginner-friendly Python course called Build with Python is gaining attention on Hacker News, ranking seventh on the site. The course teaches programming fundamentals by having learners write code that draws pictures, offering a visual, creative approach aimed at making coding more accessible to newcomers. Early engagement suggests interest in alternative, project-based ways to learn Python.

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    Trigger.dev adds Python sandbox for AI agents●An AI agent analysing data often needs to run code: calculate a total, inspect a file, or test an... # triggerdev # pythMmastodonTechnologySoftware315 h ago

    Trigger.dev has introduced Plimsoll, an open-source Python sandbox that lets AI agents safely execute code while analysing data. Agents often need to run calculations, inspect files, or test snippets, and the sandbox provides an isolated environment for that. Developers in the open-source community are sharing the tool as a practical addition to agent-building workflows.

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    Rendering Bloch spheres on Android via Matplotlib workaround●Tested workflow for rendering publication-grade Bloch spheres and quantum circuits on Android Termux using Matplotlib whMmastodonTechnologyMobile315 h ago

    A developer has shared a tested workflow for producing publication-grade Bloch spheres and quantum circuit diagrams on Android devices using Matplotlib within Termux, designed for cases where full Qiskit packages fail to build. The approach lets researchers and hobbyists generate quantum visualization figures directly from a phone or tablet without a desktop Python environment.

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