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Our open source scientific software projects are changing the world. We support projects like Pandas, Julia, & NumPy + organize @PyData!
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    Aug 24
    Season 2 of Give Me 5 brought together people from across the open source and data science community — and this is the best of all of it in two minutes. From grad school origin stories to hot takes on AI, from "I didn't like coding" to running conferences with 1,200+ attendees —
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    Aug 20
    [Project Update] Heat's website is live! Heat’s revamped website is live, and registration is open for a multi-GPU tutorial and hackathon at the Jülich Supercomputing Center. Secure your spot for parallel data analysis at scale. Check it out: hubs.la/Q04r_XXW0
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    Aug 18
    [Project Update] skforecast-AI @skforecast developed a new package called skforecast-AI. 𝙨𝙠𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙘𝙖𝙨𝙩-𝙖𝙞 combines a deterministic forecasting engine powered by skforecast with an optional LLM layer that helps explain and guide the forecasting workflow.
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    Aug 14
    [Project Update] Taskflow v4.1.0 There is a new release from the task-parallel C++ programming library. This further modernizes the codebase with C++20 concepts to improve extensibility, readability, and type safety. It introduces new parallel algorithms, including N-dimensional
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    Aug 12
    [Project Update] @Project_Pythia Cook-off 2026 Recap Project Pythia’s annual Cookbook hackathon wrapped up June 15–18 at NCAR’s Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO. Participants spent the week building and expanding crowd-sourced geoscientific Python Cookbooks. Among the outcomes: the
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