@hypolite @NickEast_IndieWriter @reading @bookstodon @books @humor @drewph True, but Mastodon is not one of those networks, so the crude self-censorship looks weird and out of place as far as I'm concerned. (To be fair, the excessive numbers of groups and hashtags in one message also looks out of place, and might imply this was a generic marketing post set to publish to multiple platforms)

@evenwicht The --debug option will show URLs. But you'd probably have an easier time with unearth (pypi.org/project/unearth/), which by default will just print the URL and other metadata without downloading the wheel file. Or, the API offered by PyPI is a published standard (packaging.python.org/en/latest), so in principle you can get wheel URLs by just following the instructions in that standard - you can even open some (rather large) HTML pages in your browser and click a few links and get the wheel URLs that way.#Python

@jeeva Thanks! I'll check it out

@Feeee23 Cool, well, I'm not the greatest expert on Sanderson's works but I think you could either go on to read the rest of the Mistborn series (books 4-7), which is what I did, or if you're interested in his epic series, The Stormlight Archive, you could start that after book 3 of Mistborn and then roughly interleave books of Mistborn and Stormlight, which I think I would have slightly preferred in retrospect. If you take the latter approach, I definitely recommend finishing Mistborn books 4-7 before starting book 5 of The Stormlight Archive, because that book references some things introduced in Mistborn. (Even book 4 of Stormlight obliquely mentions a couple things from Mistborn, but that's not quite so important.)And no pressure to follow back BTW - I mean, of course you can if you want to, but it's not expected. 🙂

@Feeee23 Nice, I'm probably gonna add a bunch of these to my list as well. I started and ended this year with Brandon Sanderson and I'm looking for more books enjoyed by people with similar tastes.(would it be weird if I follow you on The Story Graph?)