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Founder https://datajourneyhq.com/ Fellow @python.org Nomading between 🌿 and 🌊 sayantikabanik.com

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GitHub Security Lab@securitylab.github.com · 3w ago

Open source maintainers, if you could secure your open source GitHub repo in less than 60 seconds, would you do it? 🚀 Introducing gh secure One command. Free. No security expertise required. gh.io/gh-secure

GitHub - GitHubSecurityLab/gh-secure: A GitHub CLI extension to enable security features on repositories following best practices from GitHub Security Lab.

A GitHub CLI extension to enable security features on repositories following best practices from GitHub Security Lab. - GitHubSecurityLab/gh-secure

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Python Software Foundation@python.org · 2mo ago

📣 The PSF is excited to announce that we are holding a Grants Program funding round! Open to Python Conferences & Workshops (including PyLadies & DjangoGirls) taking place between Dec 1, 2026 – Apr 30, 2027. 🗓️ Submit your application August 4–25 AoE Details ⬇️

Announcing a 2026 PSF Grants Program Funding Round

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is excited to announce a 2026 PSF Grants Program funding round. This is not a full reopening of the Grants Program as it existed before. Rather, it's what the PSF is able to sustainably offer right now, given where we stand financially and operationally. The PSF Board, PSF Staff, and PSF Grants Work Group (GWG) are deeply passionate about the program and understand how important it is to the Python community. It’s our honor to have the opportunity to disburse grant funding in 2026. In keeping with our focus on sustainability, this round of grant funding has a set budget capped at $90,000 USD, a limited scope, and a different structure and timeline for applying and reviewing. We will be accepting applications from August 4 - 25 AoE, for Conferences and Workshops that are scheduled between December 1, 2026, and April 30, 2027. Our top priority is getting available funds to the regional communities who need it most: those who have had to pause their events and initiatives because of lack of funding from PSF Grants or loss of sponsors.

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stdlib@stdlib.io · 4mo ago

For years, open source communities relied on visible friction: people got stuck, asked questions in public, and became part of a community. AI is changing that. What happens when newcomers are no longer visible—and neither side knows the other is there? blog.stdlib.io/ai-and-the-i...

What We're No Longer Seeing: AI and the Invisible Newcomer in Open Source

How AI is absorbing the visible friction that open-source communities have always relied on to see—and welcome—newcomers.

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Cosima@cosima.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Hi everyone, I love giving talks on community building - and want your voices in it. If you build or take part in tech communities (free time or work), I'd love to hear your experiences! It takes ~5-10 min and is anonymous 👉 forms.gle/Qmcez89xxMsA... Thank you! 💜

What Makes a Community Work?

Hi there, I'm giving talks on community building and would love to include real voices from the people who make it happen. The best insights come from those who build and are part of tech communities ...

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