Identifying standard library APIs removed in Python 3.15 from your code using AST—502 public name differences and a comparison with ruff, pyupgrade, and ver…

Python 3.15.0 was released on October 9, 2026. The "Removed" section of the official "What's New in Python 3.15" document ...

Python 3.15 released: Lazy imports, UTF-8 and new data types

Python 3.15 is expected to speed up some programs and simplifies handling immutable data. UTF-8 as standard requires testing.
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Python 3.15 Released with Faster JIT, Lazy Imports, and UTF-8 by Default

Python 3.15 introduces lazy imports, UTF-8 as the default encoding, faster experimental JIT performance, and new profiling ...
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Vibecoded clones of SolidWorks and AutoCAD released as open-source

Spend less time fixing files. Discover smarter workflows at AMA: Software 2026. Two open-source CAD applications written ...
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Python 3.15 Makes UTF-8 the Default, Easing Windows Text Issues — but Legacy Code Needs a Check

Python 3.15's UTF-8 default reduces environment-dependent behavior when no encoding is specified. We look at what it means ...

Python 3.15 goes global with UTF-8 support

Today all the cool languages and runtimes pledge allegiance to UTF-8, including Rust, Go, and Node.js (JavaScript itself prefers UTF-16 for internal encoding). Most code editors, from Visual Studio ...

Don't Get Lost in Blender's Initial Settings | How to Configure Everything at Once with a Python Script

When you first start using Blender, there are so many settings that you might get lost, wondering, "What should I change?"It is quite difficult to find the optimal settings for yourself right from the ...
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Python 3.15 arrives with lazy imports, UTF-8 by default and a faster JIT

Python 3.15 is out with explicit lazy imports, UTF-8 as the default encoding, frozendict and sentinel types, the Tachyon ...
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A 29MB AI model is the most useful thing I've run on my Raspberry Pi 5, and it doesn't need an AI HAT

The tiniest AI model I've tried on a Raspberry Pi 5 is only 29MB, and it's surprisingly handy ...