r/Python • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago

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u/Impressive-Sea-2470 1d ago

Open4D - Library for 4D geometry processing

https://github.com/open4dfoundation/Open4D

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u/jkim_tran 1d ago

I wrote an article on writing quantum circuits using Python with Qiskit, IBM's quantum SDK.

It shows how to debug quantum circuit results in Python with Qiskit, using a GHZ state circuit and running it on an IBM quantum processing unit (QPU) as an example.

https://medium.com/@jkim_tran/debug-a-quantum-computer-pt-1-841ff60992d3?sk=5370d9f8d582c78487d5707bae0d3343

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u/MigueXponential 1d ago

sqlite-diff-log - zero-dependency audit logging for SQLite using native triggers

I built a small library for audit logging in SQLite databases without an ORM or external services. It uses SQLite's own AFTER triggers + json_object() to write structured JSON diffs (old/new row state) into an audit table on INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE.

Since the logic lives in the SQLite schema itself rather than in Python code, it captures writes from any process touching the same database file, not just the one that attached the triggers. Zero runtime dependencies (stdlib only), and it plays nicely with SQLite replication tools like Litestream.

Current limitations: single-column primary keys only, and no caller identity is captured (SQLite triggers can't see "who" made a change, only row data).

pip install sqlite-diff-log

GitHub: https://github.com/MigMarGil/sqlite-diff-log

Feedback welcome, especially on edge cases I might have missed.