I write Python scripts for a living. Ask me anything.

[miscoach]

Yes! I am interested. Shoot me a PM

PM sent!

[NosyJossie]

Serious question, how are you competing against Indians who charge $5/hr on Fiverr? Oh yeah can you get a fellow Python+js brah some freelance or remote work?

They don't write code or describe data like I do. You get what you pay for.

Have you worked with Google Extensions before? I'm making one for the Misc that collects all of each individual's favorite GIFs and copies them onto the quick reply:



Maybe you can beat me to it!

[lnvictus]

Nice. During the quarantine, I've actually been self-teaching a bit of Python using this: https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

Already found ways to automate certain things for my job. Definitely a resource I wish I tapped into earlier.

Same. I am going through the udemy course by the same guy

[5431]

They don't write code or describe data like I do. You get what you pay for.

Have you worked with Google Extensions before? I'm making one for the Misc that collects all of each individual's favorite GIFs and copies them onto the quick reply:



Maybe you can beat me to it!

Maybe I can but I don't see how that's going to get me paid lmao

[LinuxJon]

Is it really as difficult to write malicious software for Linux as it seems?

[NosyJossie]

Maybe I can but I don't see how that's going to get me paid lmao

This isn't about getting paid. This is about helping others.

I love the misc. If I can make their browsing experience easier, more fun and accessible, then I will be seen as a valuable source because I created the website that has helped hundreds here circumnavigate the "Access Denied" errors and the many bs posts that people want filtered. Money comes from an exchange of goods or services. If you feel good helping others by doing projects for them and for yourself in an area of expertise, then you were made for the field.

I have experience,
experience gives me confidence,
and because the most valuable trait in a man is confidence,
I work for more experience.

[SuperHercules]

I've been thinking of learning Python

I got the NSA training manual for Python

[5431]

This isn't about getting paid. This is about helping others.

I love the misc. If I can make their browsing experience easier, more fun and accessible, then I will be seen as a valuable source because I created the website that has helped hundreds here circumnavigate the "Access Denied" errors and the many bs posts that people want filtered. Money comes from an exchange of goods or services. If you feel good helping others by doing projects for them and for yourself in an area of expertise, then you were made for the field.

I have experience,
experience gives me confidence,
and because the most valuable trait in a man is confidence,
I work for more experience.

You sound pretty naive. Good luck with your idea bro.

[NosyJossie]

I've been thinking of learning Python

I got the NSA training manual for Python

Great stuff! Keep learnin'.

[abond008]

Out of curiosity, I've written a script to determine the most used words on the misc for any given thread, or for any given page, or for any given time. I can even look for phrases.

At your request, I'll find what you're looking for. If you feel like this info helped you, send reps!

Here's a graph of the most used words for the Angie Varona thread.



Least common words were (all at word count: 1), ["Classic", "misc.", "forgot", "no", "homo"].

Hey dude, I installed pip, numpy, matplot on pycharm and also Jupyter however NOT jupyter notebook, now I dont know if Notebook is included but I want to launch it from pycharm how can that be done?

[sgregor249]

how is your map of unique word to count stored, so the count can be incremented when a new word is encountered? i hope its faster than an O(n) list.

[NosyJossie]

Hey dude, I installed pip, numpy, matplot on pycharm and also Jupyter however NOT jupyter notebook, now I dont know if Notebook is included but I want to launch it from pycharm how can that be done?

Have you followed these instructions?

how is your map of unique word to count stored, so the count can be incremented when a new word is encountered? i hope its faster than an O(n) list.

It's the list not including any stopwords, so it's O(n - c).