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    PyLings Offers Hands-On Python Learning Through Exercises●PyLings: Solve Exercises and Learn PythonYhnHealthMental Health523 h ago

    A new open-source project called PyLings lets people learn Python by solving small exercises directly, in the spirit of Rustlings. Users work through bite-sized coding challenges that highlight errors and require fixes before moving on, making practice the core of the learning process rather than passive tutorials. Developers on Hacker News are discussing the tool, and early engagement suggests interest in exercise-driven programming education is strong.

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    Anthropic opens public repository of Agent Skills●anthropics/skills⬢github1.7K22 h ago

    Anthropic has made its Agent Skills available as a public repository, giving developers open access to reusable capabilities for building AI agents. The collection, written primarily in Python, is drawing attention from developers exploring how to extend and customize agent behavior. It signals Anthropic's continued push to build out an open tooling ecosystem around its AI models.

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    Sherlock tool for finding social media accounts by username trends●sherlock-project/sherlock⬢github2.4K22 h ago

    Sherlock, an open-source Python tool from the Sherlock Project, lets users search a username across hundreds of social networks to locate linked accounts. The project is drawing heavy attention on GitHub this week, ranking near the top of trending repositories. Interest centers on its usefulness for OSINT investigators, security researchers and people checking their own username footprint online.

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    New open-source tool tracks surging ransomware groups in real time●Stop refreshing leak sites. pip install ninjasignal; ns.surging() → the accelerating ransomware groups, live & scriptablMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity019 h ago

    Ninja Intel Group has released NinjaSignal, a free, openly licensed Python tool that lets security teams track which ransomware groups are accelerating their activity without manually checking leak sites. The package can be installed via pip and returns live, scriptable data on rising groups. Cybersecurity and threat intelligence communities are sharing the launch, noting its CC-BY licensing lowers the barrier for researchers and defenders.

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