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Do popular PyPI packages use modern Markdown READMEs more? No — the head clings to legacy rST (29% vs 5%)

Do popular PyPI packages use modern Markdown READMEs more? No — the head clings to legacy rST (29% vs 5%)

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Do popular PyPI packages write longer summaries? No: they write terser one-liners but much longer READMEs

Do popular PyPI packages write longer summaries? No: they write terser one-liners but much longer READMEs

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Does popularity buy frequent PyPI releases? No, it buys regular ones: a head-vs-tail census of release cadence

Does popularity buy frequent PyPI releases? No, it buys regular ones: a head-vs-tail census of release cadence

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Does PyPI's long tail ship broad wheels? It ships wheels, but 95% of its wheel-shippers ship a single pure-Python wheel

Does PyPI's long tail ship broad wheels? It ships wheels, but 95% of its wheel-shippers ship a single pure-Python wheel

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Finding newly registered trucking companies from the FMCSA census

Finding newly registered trucking companies from the FMCSA census

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Is PyPI's long tail messier? Not in its version strings — 97% of both head and tail are clean PEP 440; the gap is cadence

Is PyPI's long tail messier? Not in its version strings — 97% of both head and tail are clean PEP 440; the gap is cadence

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Popular PyPI packages carry more metadata — but nearly 9x more legacy reStructuredText READMEs than the long tail

Popular PyPI packages carry more metadata — but nearly 9x more legacy reStructuredText READMEs than the long tail

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How do PyPI packages write their Python-version requirement? A head-vs-tail census: the long tail caps Python MORE

How do PyPI packages write their Python-version requirement? A head-vs-tail census: the long tail caps Python MORE

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Do popular PyPI packages pull in more dependencies? Their runtime footprint is identical to the long tail -- the whole gap is optional extras

Do popular PyPI packages pull in more dependencies? Their runtime footprint is identical to the long tail -- the whole gap is optional extras

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Can you find a PyPI package's source code? A head-vs-tail census: the long tail is 7x more likely to link to nothing

Can you find a PyPI package's source code? A head-vs-tail census: the long tail is 7x more likely to link to nothing

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How I built MetroNow Chennai: live train tracking for Chennai Metro

How I built MetroNow Chennai: live train tracking for Chennai Metro

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Does PyPI's long tail still ship wheels? A full head-vs-tail census of 6,000 latest releases

Does PyPI's long tail still ship wheels? A full head-vs-tail census of 6,000 latest releases

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Tempo EDF en Python : calculer ce que va coûter la journée de demain

Tempo EDF en Python : calculer ce que va coûter la journée de demain

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Our seven-day freshness filter was measuring the wrong thing

Our seven-day freshness filter was measuring the wrong thing

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How often do PyPI packages yank a broken release? A full-ecosystem census: ~1 in 4 popular packages, ~1 in 32 in the long tail

How often do PyPI packages yank a broken release? A full-ecosystem census: ~1 in 4 popular packages, ~1 in 32 in the long tail

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