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Juan Ramón is 15 years old, lives in Almería, and is working on a project with an unusually ambitious goal: to build an open-source operating system for scientific and graphing
Python increasingly relies on Rust: what changes for developers and sysadmins
Python remains one of the most convenient languages for building APIs, automating tasks, creating internal tools, working with data, and integrating services. But something is changing in its technical foundation.
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