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You can find it at Stava.io, looking forward to the feedback! :)

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I'm taking a PyTorch Udemy course, since I want to study deep learning, but I was about to do a TensorFlow course instead, and someone told me to use PT instead, and they gave me some vague points as to why, but I'm still confused as to why PT would be favored above TF.

As I understand it, TF is just... Outdated? Besides that, I don't really know why the differences would matter that much. If someone could explain the differences and why the deep learning field might favor PyTorch over TensorFlow, I'd greatly appreciate it!

Hi guys,
I have a text editor project that I've been working on for more than a year (in my free time).
the project isn't perfect but it reaching a great state

it has a diversity of many tools (even unusual ones) and it is very customizable,
the project itself is pretty huge (6500 lines) so I recommend checking it out,
here is a link
note that the project is still getting support and will get for a long time.

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Came across many LLM written articles recently but today saw something that blew my mind. It seems auther didn't even bother to read a single word including the title. I hope internet doesn't get filled with these articles and responses in fourms.

https://www.codingninjas.com/studio/library/top-10-best-python-compiler

I built this beautiful baby to break down a number into its base 2 constituents so I could assign multiple attributes to a user with a single number in a database.

For example administrators are assigned 1, sales 4, tech support 16, managers 32. So if your role is 36, you have the privileges of both managers and sales. If you're 17, you have access to tech support and admin.

I thought it was cool how the numbers could never overlap, but as always there was a much simpler way to do it, even if it wasn't as neat as this. Just thought I'd leave it here in case someone might appreciate it.

def decimal_to_binary(decimal_num):
    binary_num = bin(decimal_num)[2:]
    binary_list = [int(i) for i in binary_num]
    ones_list = [2**i for i in range(len(binary_list)-1, -1, -1) if binary_list[i] == 1]
    return ones_list

Hello everyone!

My name is Erez, and you might be familiar with some of the Python libraries I've developed in the past, such as Lark, Preql and Data-diff.

During my work on data-diff, I had the chance to create a new querying library from scratch, which I named "Sqeleton." This library was designed to be a high-performance, extensible, and versatile solution for querying multiple databases.

Although Sqeleton's initial sponsorship has ended, I believe that the codebase is well-designed, stable, clean, and packed with useful features. While it may not be perfect, it serves as a fantastic starting point for further development. I intend to continue working on Sqeleton in my free time, but I realize that this project is too big for one person to maintain alone.

That's why I'm reaching out to the community in search of collaborators who would be interested in using Sqeleton for their projects, and in actively contributing back to its development. Even the occasional pull request or bug report would be highly appreciated.

I'm putting it out there to see people's reaction. I understand that many of you might be satisfied with existing solutions like SQLAlchemy or other existing alternatives. However, I hope you'll take the time to check out Sqeleton and see the potential it has to offer!

Visit Sqeleton's homepage here: https://github.com/erezsh/sqeleton/

I'd love to hear your impressions and thoughts on Sqeleton, even if you're not interested in contributing. Your feedback is invaluable in helping me understand if there's a community for it, and shaping the future of this project.

Looking forward to your responses!

Best regards, Erez

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Search, Open, Copy, Move, Delete, Rename, Parse, Archive (Encryption/No Encryption) and Save Searched Files As List In .txt file.

Source: https://github.com/wuddz-devs/Wuddz-Search-Gui

Pypi: https://pypi.org/project/wuddz-search-gui/

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Greetings everyone,

For a project I was looking into process mining of event logs and it turns out there's a pretty cool library with many such tools developed and maintained by the Fraunhofer university in Germany. (The package and docs are English.)

It's called PM4Py (Processs Mining for Python) and more information is available on their website: https://pm4py.fit.fraunhofer.de/

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Hey everyone! I recently created a stats bot using python, Twitter API and Halo Dot API.

Anyone can give it a query and it will return the results for that query. Pretty awesome!

Here is the link -> https://twitter.com/Halo_Stats_Bot

Let me know what you guys think :)