April meeting
Date: Monday, April 8th @ 7pm
Agenda to be announced!
We haven't put together the agenda for the next meeting yet, but here's what we're thinking...
Future meetings will include talks on:
- data visualization in Pandas
- crash courses in deep learning
- learn python from scratch
- Embrace error: how error foo can advance your coding, and beyond!
- "Future of Coding" explores automated transformation of source code.
- "Demysti-py" looks at how familiar constructs are implemented.
- "Pythonic pitfalls" improves both your code and your fundamentals.
- "Deep reading" explores and applies academic articles on deep learning.
- "New tool roundup" by our resident code hound keeps you updated.
Links:
- package spotlight: tktech/can_ada
- s3-credentials: a tool for creating credentials for S3 buckets
- Bear, A privacy-first, no-nonsense, super-fast blogging platform
- Semantic AJAX-HTML
- Trailing Dots in Domain Names
- Notes on Distributed Systems for Young Bloods (2013)
- You can't sacrifice partition tolerance
- Deep dive into how pyenv actually works by leveraging the shim design pattern
- RSS Guard
- Why the hell is your Kubernetes API public?
- unexplanations:
- Google Chrome headless snippets
- grep by example
- tcl/tk: uplevel
- Fast and concise probabilistic filters in Python
- package spotlight: github.com/intelligentnode/Intelli
- "Create chatbots and AI agent work flows. It allows to connect your data with multiple AI models like OpenAI, Gemini, and Mistral through a unified access layer."
- from Dan: article by Ned Batchelder enlightened me about my patch/mock woes.
- Compiled Python is FAST by Doug Mercer
- opens the door to coding cpu-intensive algo's in python, then pretty easily nearing C++ speed automatically.
- thanks to AdamT on AIStudyGroup's discord channel!
- jq is a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor, suitable for unix-style pipelines
- The Web Scraping Club is a great resource for advanced scraping