Greetings everyone,

After noticing the last post in the subreddit is from two years ago, I posted a reddit request to start revitalizing this subreddit.

The request has just been approved, making me the new moderator of this sub.

I'll be relaxing the configured filters in Automoderator over time and then readjust them accordingly. The first few weeks might be a little rough around the edges as everything settles into place.

Meanwhile, if you have any thoughts about the sub, please do share! Either comment here or send a modmail.

Hope to get this sub back on track soon!

Hey, guys, I recently made a library for python, and I wanted to share it with you to give some feedback. The library is a python downloader. You give it an URL, and it displays a pretty progress bar of your download.

I built this library because I always develop apps that require downloading files, and this way, it's easier to get some feedback from the download progress.

PyPi REPO

Howdy Python community!

I've posted periodically before about my cryptocurrency market analysis toolset development. I've really leaned into all things cryptocurrency, and I publish semi-regularly on publish0x.com.

I recently consolidated the Python scripts into a github repository, described in the blog post linked below:
https://www.publish0x.com/more-coffee-more-crypto/view-the-python-scripts-that-support-my-crypto-analysis-post-xlzdlme

I'm posting it here for general awareness and in the spirit of community sharing.

On a similar note -- anyone have experience with web scraping? I've successfully implemented a tool to scrape coinmarketcap.com data (code here) but I've run into a wall with expanding it to other sites such as coingecko.com.

Cheers!

Hi folks,

I was working on a personal experimental project, which I thought of making it open source now. It saves much time for literature research.

If you try to search papers related to your topic, finding relevant documents on the internet takes time. You probably know the pain of extracting citations of articles from different websites.

Previously I used to fetch papers from google or semantic scholar, but semantic scholar does not show correct paper citations.

I am excited to announce [RESP: Research Papers Search](https://github.com/monk1337/resp)

Features:

• Fetch all citations of a single paper from Google Scholar in CSV format

• Fetch all related papers of a single paper from Google Scholar in CSV format

• Fetch all connected papers from connectedpapers.com (it does not use a citation tree, it uses [similarity](https://www.connectedpapers.com/about) to build graphs) in CSV format

• Fetch relevant papers based on keywords from different sources, including Arxiv, ACL, ACM, PMLR, NeurIPS, cvf etc., in CSV format

I am working on a few more projects; if you like the project, follow me on GitHub (https://github.com/monk1337) for more cool Machine Learning/Graph neural networks, Python-based projects and ideas notifications in the future.

I hope it will be helpful in your research. Thanks :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scNNi4860kk

The video is bit long (but worth it). If you want a condensed summary checkout out this thread: https://twitter.com/tutobase/status/1445382700131655702

https://github.com/bluxmit/alnoda-workspaces/tree/main/workspaces/python-workspace

I made this when working on multiple projects. It helped me a lot to isolate the complete environments in the docker containers and easily switch between projects. Also, we made a common dev environment for the team.

Over the past 2 months, we've delved deep into the preferences of jobseekers and salaries in Germany (DE) and Switzerland (CH).

The results of over 6'300 salary data points and 12'500 survey answers are collected in the Transparent IT Job Market Reports. If you are interested in the findings, you can find direct links below (no paywalls, no gatekeeping, just raw PDFs):

https://static.swissdevjobs.ch/market-reports/IT-Market-Report-2023-SwissDevJobs.pdf

https://static.germantechjobs.de/market-reports/IT-Market-Report-2023-GermanTechJobs.pdf