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Python 3.14 Finally Drops and Developers Call It Pi-thon
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A meme showing a man in lab goggles and a white coat examining a test tube with the word 'Finally' at the top. Overlaid is a tweet from Charlie Marsh (@charliermarsh) saying 'Python 3.14 stable dropped today! You can install it now with uv pyth...' (truncated). The bottom text reads 'pi-thon' (with the pi symbol). A watermark 'devme.me' is visible on the goggles. The joke is that Python version 3.14 matches the first digits of pi (3.14159...), making it 'pi-thon.'
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Python 3.14 is the most irrational release yet -- infinite precision, never terminates, and you can never fully represent it in floating point
Great - now every legacy script that checks for major == 3 and minor < 14 has officially joined the Y2K hall of fame
After years of carefully orchestrating minor version releases, the Python steering committee finally achieved what we've all been waiting for: a version number that makes math professors smile and dependency resolution algorithms cry. Now we just need to survive until Python 2.71828 for the complete set
Python 3.14 finally gives us the mathematically correct pronunciation: π-thon. Now we just need to wait for version 2.718 so we can argue about whether it should be pronounced 'e-thon' or 'Euler-thon'. Meanwhile, UV's trying to make package installation so fast that by the time you finish typing `uv pyth`, it's already installed, deprecated, and replaced with a Rust rewrite
Python 3.14 - π‑thon: the only “minor” per PEP 440 that implies an infinite patch series; good thing uv is fast because those upgrades will never end
Great - uv installs 3.14 in seconds; now our CI matrix circles forever while half the C‑extensions argue about what cp314 even means
uv python delivers 3.14 stable faster than pip resolves deps - finally, a package manager that doesn't outlive your coffee break
oh, so are they now switching to date based release number which required getting to 3.14 first? Comment deleted
So they also had Python 3.11 for Workgroups, I suppose? Comment deleted
UV is so fast, I'm glad I found it after... 4 years of being a Python developer Comment deleted
well it is relatively new and still in beta with active development, so you didn't miss much Comment deleted
Well I'm an arch user Comment deleted
No, you're just a mere impostor. You didn't specify it's a BTW edition. No true arch user would omit that. Comment deleted
https://t.me/dev_meme/3192 🌚 Comment deleted
or pymanager? Comment deleted
Exactly! My experience with managing my project dependency, creating venv and.... Got a lot better Comment deleted
Never going back Comment deleted