I'm Ned Batchelder, a Python software developer and community organizer.

• My personal site is https://nedbatchelder.com.
• I work at 2U/edX on Open edX.
• I'm an organizer of Boston Python.

You can find me at:

• I'm @nedbat on Twitter.
• On Libera IRC, I'm nedbat in #python.
• I'm sometimes in the Python Discord.

My latest blog posts:

• Truchet images, 17 Aug
  Hacking around with Truchet tiles to display images (read..)
• Fall fallout, 30 Jul
  More about my bike fall since I wrote about it two weeks ago. (read..)
• The Fall, 13 Jul
  One moment I was riding my bike; the next thing I remember, I was sitting on the ground talking to an EMT from the ambulance parked nearby. (read..)
• Math factoid of the day: 60, 16 Jun
  60 shows up in lots of places, including Archimedean solids (read..)
• 400 walks, 14 Jun
  Yesterday I did my 400th pandemic walk. These started as a way to get exercise during lockdown with my son Nat, as I wrote about in Pandemic walks (Feb 2021) and 300 walks (Sept 2021). (read..)
• Adding a dunder to an object, 5 Jun
  We had a tricky debugging need at work: we wanted to track how an attribute on an object was changing. Here’s the unusual solution we used. (read..)
• and many more..

I maintain a few Python packages, including:

• Coverage.py: The code coverage tool for Python
  
• Cog: Small bits of Python computation for static files
  
• Dinghy: A GitHub activity digest tool
  
• Scriv: Changelog management tool
  
• Aptus: Mandelbrot fractal viewer
  

(made with cog at 2022-08-17 23:08 UTC)