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Moving Scratch generation to Python on browser

https://kushaldas.in/posts/introducing-ektupy.html
SnackBase – Open-source, GxP-compliant back end for Python teams

https://snackbase.dev
pyPFC: An open-source Python package for phase field crystal simulations

A Python framework for setting up, running and analyzing 3D Phase Field Crystal (PFC) simulations.

https://github.com/HHallb/pyPFC
How I Used Claude to Build a Transcription Bot that Learns From Its Mistakes

John Voorhees describes building a transcription pipeline that combines deterministic Python scripts for initial cleanup with Claude's "fuzzy" reasoning to catch obscure phonetic errors. The system uses a feedback loop where Claude identifies misspellings like "goti" for "GOTY" and automatically updates a persistent dictionary to ensure the bot becomes more accurate with every episode.

https://www.macstories.net/stories/how-i-used-claude-to-build-a-transcription-bot-that-learns-from-its-mistakes
The Emperor Has No Clothes: How to Code Claude Code in 200 Lines of Code

Mihail Eric argues that the core functionality of complex AI coding tools like Claude Code or Cursor is not magic but rather simple agentic logic. He demonstrates that these systems can be replicated in about 200 lines of Python by focusing on the essential loop of reading files, editing code, and executing shell commands.

https://www.mihaileric.com/The-Emperor-Has-No-Clothes
The Right Way to Use AI for Writing Maintainable Code

Arjan argues that long-term code maintainability with AI requires developers to act as high-level architects, constantly refining design patterns and decoupling responsibilities rather than accepting the first "working" output. The video demonstrates this iterative process by showing a real interaction with ChatGPT, where he systematically guides the AI to replace messy if-statements wit...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pi6vGRlp1c