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Hello guys, hello Neuralnine. Please can you make a video or recommend a video on how to host a python script on Google cloud

Do you have any videos related to game creation in Telegram, because it's quite popular nowadays, or it requires other languages to code?

Nice! Please keep it up. 💯

So, python is fast, as long as the code actually runs o C++.

Love your videos. Would love to see if you have something similar but with Django and APScheduler. 🫡

Keep these tutorials coming brother!

Do you know how to create a PDF fillable with python ? basically the reverse process of the video.

watching you lean on the rodent the way you do makes me want to install vscode on your box. Not trying to be rude but seriously.... at least try to use your terminal editor in the way it was intended to be used.

Can i open this bot with more than one account i mean can i control two account or more or no ?

Amazing video regarding the usage of defaultdict, learnt a lot and I see the benefits over the default dictionary compare to defaultdict class. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍

'install' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. ty

Damn, thank you so much for this. I really wanted to know something like this.

How to use torspy pip package How to hackers spy DarkWeb?

would be great if you gave us more info, at least in the description man! What version of python are you using? 3.12? 3.13? 3.10?!

# If you don't have tesseract executable in your PATH, include the following: pytesseract.pytesseract.tesseract_cmd = r'<full_path_to_your_tesseract_executable>'

Using pythonanywhere… Is this in console menu?

You forgot to talk about Newtype with object 🙄

please stop looking at me

you did not mention priority queue code

Let's Encrypt, pleeze ❤

Wouldn’t it be easier to create a (data)class for this?

I would have expected an example of code that combines runtime validation and type checking: from typing import NewType # Define the NewType for ZipCode ZipCode = NewType('ZipCode', int) # Create a class to handle the validation and encapsulation class ZipCodeClass: def __init__(self, code: ZipCode): if not self._is_valid_zip(code): raise ValueError("ZipCode must be a 5-digit number") self._code = code def _is_valid_zip(self, code: int) -> bool: return 10000 <= code <= 99999 @property def code(self) -> ZipCode: return self._code def __repr__(self): return f"ZipCode({self._code})" def __str__(self): return str(self._code) # Usage example try: z = ZipCodeClass(ZipCode(12345)) print(z) except ValueError as e: print(e)

trying to use pyenv to set up an older version of python and using pip installs, but even though I'm supposedly in a venv, i'm getting the "error externally managed environment". i imagine this is because with pyenv, the shell doesn't know that i'm in a venv even though I've switched to that older version of python. presuming your linux system is up to date, I guess you should have seen this kind of error as well?

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Thank you. Really, your content is always excellent, the practical projects that you give as examples clarify the topics

so the best way to make new types like say imaginary/complex numbers is define it as a class

Going AWESOME!... and going and going...

ngl the gdb servers are good _ ---(_) _/ --- \ (_) | | \ --- _/ ---(_) Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS  Kernel Name: Linux  Kernel Version: 5.4.0-1093-gcp  Kernel Release: #102~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Sat Oct 29 06:35:49 UTC 2022  Kernel Architecture: x86_64  Machine Hardware Platform: x86_64  Processor Type: x86_64  CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU @ 2.80GHz main.bash: line 195: lspci: command not found  GPU:  Memory: 7.8Gi total, 1.7Gi used  Disk Usage: 23G used, 6.6G free  Second Hard Drive Usage: 23G used, 6.6G free  Flash Disk: 0 used, 64M free Clock/Time: 02:11  Mounted Drive/Drives: /dev/sda1 mounted on /home /dev/sda1 mounted on /script /dev/sda1 mounted on /etc/resolv.conf /dev/sda1 mounted on /etc/hostname /dev/sda1 mounted on /etc/hosts

Thanks a lot Florian! :)

A good type library would be able to convert bar to pascal or lbs to Newtons.

That's not a very good example new type. Zip codes are represented by 5 numeric digit characters, or 5 num digits, a hyphen, then 4 num digits, and the first integer is always left-padded with zeroes. If the ZipCode type implemented these requirements, then it might be useful. Otherwise it's just a synonym for a native type, which only adds unnecessary complexity without adding any useful new functionality.

As a junior engineer, I have always thought virtual environments were unnecessary noise, I just recently realised how important they are.

Probably you said that one anywhere in video but I couldn't notice. Why we need this in python? Or we need that?

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my computer almost overheated

Good video. I'm a rookie and was having trouble with bitwise.

dude... do you even blink?

Thanks , ı love you bro ❤ 😊

thank you so much :)

How to train this local AI on my dataset???

* unpacking is something that i had no idea of thanks NN!

I have a project in python language which is a Plan text editor. I want to integrate it with open AI using API for the some purposes which are content suggetions, vocabulary suggetions, spell checker, grammar checker. kindly help me with it.

Really Good

so helpful

bro doesn't blink whatsoever

Saw this as how to build project , this is my first one , let's see where this will take me - 1.

the gui doesnt open up. i even tried copying pasting youjr code

For me GPT-3 is still better than GPT-4 when it comes to reasoning

bro create a voice assistant give output in text or voice and add openAi