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Doubling Down on Python in The Age of AI
…and why you haven’t seen AI posts on here (yet)
Apr 24
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Stephen Gruppetta
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March 2026
3 • 7600 • 33 • 121 • When Python Stacks Up
When I was a child, I used to pace up and down the corridor at home pretending to teach an imaginary group of people.
Mar 24
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Stephen Gruppetta
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The Weird and Wonderful World of Descriptors in Python • The Price is Right
The Weird and Wonderful World of Descriptors in Python • Let’s demystify one of the trickiest topics around
Mar 15
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Field Notes: First, Second, and Five Hundred and Twenty-Third • [Club]
Have you ever needed to convert numbers like 22 into the string “twenty-two” or 523 into “five hundred and twenty-third”?
Mar 9
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Stephen Gruppetta
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You Store Data and You Do Stuff With Data • The OOP Mindset
Why use classes and objects?
Mar 5
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Stephen Gruppetta
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February 2026
“Python’s Plumbing” Is Not As Flashy as “Magic Methods” • But Is It Better?
Dunder methods are the pipes and valves that are out of sight, but that keep everything flowing in Python
Feb 24
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Stephen Gruppetta
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The Journey From LBYL to EAFP • [Club]
When it’s OK to just go for it and see what happens
Feb 19
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Stephen Gruppetta
3
When "It Works" Is Not Good Enough • Live Workshops
You write code.
Feb 18
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Stephen Gruppetta
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What’s The Point of `itemgetter()` in Python? • [Club]
You’ve come across `operator.itemgetter()`, but you feel it’s redundant? Let’s explore
Feb 7
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Stephen Gruppetta
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January 2026
Planning Meals, Weekly Shop, Alternative Constructors Using Class Methods
You can have more than one way of creating objects • alternative constructors using class methods
Jan 30
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Stephen Gruppetta
10
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The Orchestra Conductor, The Senior Programmer, and AI • [Club]
A short opinion post with some thoughts on the changing programming landscape
Jan 22
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Stephen Gruppetta
5
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Need a Constant in Python? Enums Can Come in Useful
Python doesn’t have constants. But it has enums
Jan 12
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Stephen Gruppetta
12
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