@KarthickArun0Working on my portfolio, little late to the party tho lol, planning some advanced stuff with 3d cards for projects and certification and also tags for projects , cant wait to #ship it probably in the summer along with a python script to update the projects and ceritifications and add new ones programatically with templates, hopefully finish this during this summer
@leom0Day 6 of #10-days-in-public: Relearned some python and did some exercises… this will help me later when I integrate ML model with external inputs with python
@savina0day 5 of #10-days-in-public
unfortunately i was not able to work on my app because flutter broke, but i did make a quick python script that converts pst to the many time zones (that were received on an airtable) for the leader's gathering because i'm trying to figure out a good time that would work for everyone :)
@Kokonico0day 5 for #10-days-in-public!!! (FINALLY) fixed an exception with deleting lognodes and added a special decorator for monitoring python exceptions, @monitor ! also fixed has_errors() not detecting python exceptions (whoops!) still need to fix compatibility issues with .has() , .get(), and any element filter params.
@leom0Day 4 of #10-days-in-public: Exported my ML model to a python script today! Had to install a few libraries and fix some bugs in the example code I used, but it actually worked pretty well! Soon I'll be able to make it automatically identify objects from a live Camera feed!
@yazide0day 3 of #10-days-in-public for SDEP(id), realized that this is actually really hard, harder than i thought. I mean come'on, i'm practically doing a billion-dollar industry at home 😭. I'll manage to do it tho, i mean, it's my goal for #10-days-in-public. Decided to go with python cuz why not?
@zrl0Day 3 of #10-days-in-public
Today I had two big accomplishments. My goal is to program a receipt printer to print a receipt every time someone wins a Sprig, OnBoard, or Blot grant onto my desk so I can read about their project.
The first accomplishment is that I added code to find OnBoard pull requests from GitHub usernames, download the project descriptions, and use tracespace to render SVG board previews onto the receipts. See below for a screenshot of what this looks like (it’s a screenshot of a subset of a PDF that is sent to the receipt printer - this is all publicly accessible data from the OnBoard repo).
The second accomplishment is that I flashed a Raspberry Pi to start getting this thing to run headless!
This is my first “real” project using Python, and I’m starting to feel a lot more comfortable using the language - which has felt awesome! I am so inspired reading about everyone else’s projects!
github.com/hackclub/hack-club-grants-receipt-printer/commit/0030c42c7c0909a34ccb7ac2709b2f03ff374845
@sanziana0Day 1 of #10-days-in-public: Today, I started exploring Godot. I learned about nodes and scenes (and how to import scenes into scenes), the basics of GDScript (since I already know Python and C++, this was the easiest part), and about delta time. Today, I mostly messed around with the interface to accommodate myself with the engine (it is my first one!). I read the docs and I follow Clear Code amazing tutorial (youtu.be/nAh_Kx5Zh5Q?si=YzWarMtjToemdvpK)
P.S. Also started the Nand2Tetris course. Computer architecture really starts to intrigue me (I attached some of my notes 😅)
See you tomorrow!
@secondary-smiles0Somewhat of a WIP, but I've been working on the Molerat protocol for the last few months and it's coming along really well!
I've implemented a server for it Moleserv in Python, and I'm working on an Ncurses client for it in C currently. It's been a huge and fun project for a while now. It's not 100% ready to use since the client isn't done yet, but it's at a point where I want to start showing it to people.
Here's the client I'm working on by the way: git.trinket.icu/molehole.git
In the end, this is less of a code/software ship, more of an announcement for the protocol which is ready to be shared. We even have a lovely mascot, Potat the naked mole-rat!
@polypixeldev0Never too much map-of-the-slack-ery! Working on un-jank-ifying code and turning it into a basic python CLI with click
#100-days :picasso:
@polypixeldev0I love maps! (well I guess this is python, so dictionaries :)) - anyways here's some map-of-the-slack-ery, now taking into account member lists of each channel. Still very jank, but that'll be changing soon! Less janky code + postgres + CLI tool is next, before refining the labeling process and moving onto clustering
#100-days :picasso:
@polypixeldev0Some more Slack cartography! Used python to download the latest 150 messages from public channels and extract keywords, combine with other labels such as channel size, and then use those labels to calculate channel similarity. Obviously not done yet, but I think the general process is looking nice, just need to refine label generation. Never dealt with JSON files over 200mb though!
#100-days :picasso:
@polypixeldev0Using the Slack API (getting ratelimited 👀) and learning python to get started with #map-of-the-slack!
#100-days :picasso:
@jc0Day 95 to 2024: I've been working on something with lights and Pyodide (pyodide.org/en/stable)! I'll reveal more information in tomorrow's post but Pyodide is pretty darn cool - it lets you run Python in the web in a way that makes sense. Other things I've been working on include trying to get #scrapbook to work and also something broiling in #clue-game... (although it doesn't work yet haha)
@CameronKnauff0trying to push out the last update of risiOS (38.1), but I'm running into a weird issue with Fedora's python rpms. :tw_thinking_face:
@Skyascii0Back to developing CLI tools. This time, I made a file watcher for Python files, and wow, it was easier than I thought it would be and the result came out super clean! Pretty hyped to ship this one! :python:
@thatrobotdev0I’m learning today how to use OpenAI’s whisper model and ffmpeg to convert videos to audio, then to transcribe it for a personal media library, which has brought a lot of challenges since I don’t work with python programs often! My computer is absolutely dying but when choosing the size of the model to use I didn’t want to settle for tiny :uw_devil:. I’m feeling like there should be a Mac app that does all of this for free and with customizable options for inexperienced users with the command line like myself, so maybe I’ll build one one day!
@Latifah-U013DJAUJBT0I FINALLY FIXED WHATEVER THE HELL WAS GOING ON WITH PYTHON ON MY LAPTOP :face_holding_back_tears:
@karmanyaahm0I made a standalone PNG Polyglot generator today. A low dependency, low memory way to hide scripts in PNGs, because it's made to run in CircuitPython.
gist.github.com/karmanyaahm/03025089054fa4568bc47eb14d1aff51
(offspring of winter hardware wonderland #hardware-party Project Oreo)
@ZeroQL0#w-of-the-day day 92
Played a bit of minecraft and watched a few tutorials on python (i'm learning pygame currently)
@MohanSeshasaiVasa-U04ARBSCXH90Mohan Day 6-10 days update - github.com/hackclub/winter/blob/main/vmss2009.md
Finally I made it. Now, RFID reader is detecting the RFID card presented to it. Then a python module running on RPI is constantly listening to RFID. Once RFID card is detected, the code is updated to a JSON file. This JSON file is hosted in local host. FlutterFlow platform gets this JSON by posting GET request to the local host URI. Then FlutterFlow validates from Firestore database and gets relevant data to be displayed and shows it on monitor.
Things to improve.
- Refresh rate is currently around 30 secs. This needs to be reduced to 5 to 10 secs. i.e the time it takes for the data to show up once RFID card is presented by user.
- I should make the hardware cheaper by eliminating RPI if possible!
vmss2009-winter-hardware-party@Ko-Ko-Oo0Day 10 of Winter Hardware Wonderland
I started on Day 0 and now a final day! I completed my project. Moreover, I learned how to solder and a lot of other Python packages. I also setup my very first Raspberry Pi. It was a lot learning. I didn't have any update today but I would like to recap.
My project is a pixel art frame with LEDs that can display image into led. It can also
Display slope intercept form
Show current playing Spotify Song cover
Display the pixel art that is drawn on
Pixel Art Editor.
I have plans to add more functions too.
However it was a lot fun!
@patcybermindà0today i learnt about the raspberry pi pico and circui tpython and micro python, im still a bit comfused tough
@Ko-Ko-Oo0Day 7 of Winter Hardware Wonderland
I learned how to use Spotify api using Python wrapper Spotipy . Day 8 plan: display currently playing song cover art on matrix panel.
@geschmit03/10 of winter wonderland! don't have many screenshots to send, since today I was cleaning up the repo which will house the code used. as of writing, there's currently a small demo program, which is used to verify the bluetooth console, tft display and geiger module are working, along with libraries to interface with the geiger over i2c.
you can find it here -> github.com/geschmit/microgeiger
(additionally, crispy jpeg meme so scrappy doesn't delete my post)
@Captain-A.J.0Covering the rudiments of C++ for the Arduino! My experience with Javascript and Python has been helpful.
@karmanyaahm0Day 3 of Winter Hardware Wonderland :winter-hardware-wonderland:, building Project Oreo, a custom USB rubber ducky:
I got some sick renders of the case (Inventor Ray Tracing). Hopefully the prototype print tomorrow is successful, then I can send it to @KaiZheng-U049N5Y0WM9 🤞
On the software side, I have the core code (capture the first 10 setup packets and make a python function to receive them). It just doesn't work 😦. TODO Debug
@efe-U04FS65LKR80Laser Cutter, Day 2 | The frame has been assembled and XY motion is achieved. There are minor issues with the laser tube and the 3D prints. Tomorrow Doruk and I will do some troubleshooting and hopefully get this perhaps-way-too-hacky laser cutter to perform the basic set of actions which it is named after.
@Ko-Ko-Oo0Day 3 of hardware wonderland:
Setup hardware and tried using rpi-rgb-led-matrix library. Also created a Python script to display slope intercept form on the matrix panel.
@karmanyaahm0Day 2 of Winter Wonderland #hardware-party :winter-hardware-wonderland:, building Project Oreo, a custom rubber ducky.
On the software side, I got CircuitPython building in a Pure Nix Shell. Turns out, some Python libraries are built using flint instead of setup.py. Thankfully, there's a mode in Nix to handle that. I can now modify the code that ships with a UF2 by default, making deployment just a one-file-copy (very important when you have 20 of something).
Next steps: Look at Micropython manifests to figure out how to include data/image files in the UF2. Track the received setup packets (host fingerprint), and make a function to transmit those to Python from C.
On the Hardware side, my friend designed and 3d printed the first prototype of the case at school. It doesn't quite fit (see USB Port area), so needs a second prototype.
@Joel-U04FVMC0D3N0Winter wonderland Day 2 :winter-hardware-wonderland:
Hello again from Melbourne!
Here’s my day 2 progress:
• Installed the rest of the hardware
• Flashed the micro sd card with raspberry pi OS
• Started building Python 3.11 ( turns out it takes forever on a pi)
@ajs20So I have CircuitPython working on Sprig :circuitpython:
@karmanyaahm0my USB Rubber Ducky scripts can block mouse movement with a repeated mouse.move(x=-100,y=-100)
@karmanyaahm0Migrated k.malhotra.cc, my URL shortener and Golang vanity URL thing, from a dedicated CGI python service to a Jekyll collection and some IPFS redirects under my main website, one less thing to build and deploy.
@christina6950Coding our robot with Python for upcoming FLL championships. We finished the hack club workshop: Draw Shapes with Turtle
@BibhavPaudel-U04ANSA6FGT0Working on a WhatsApp automated bot using Selenium in Python. COded a small part today!! #10-days-in-public
@ShawnMalluwa-U04BBP8H9FA0started on getting NP++ working with python. my goal is to be able to convert images into strings which my sprig rendering engine could then interpret.
@adelly130quickly wrote some code for a pictionary game for the python class that i’m teaching!
@aaryan0Day 8/10 of #10-days-in-public! Completed day 6 of AoC, it was much easier than I thought it'd be. Did a lot of work on my "copyright infringement detector" project, sketched a data model for storing perceptual hashes of our videos, hosted a redis instance on digital ocean and pushed all our data on it. Wrote a lot of python, and ffmpeg scripts for the project, kinda getting the hang of python now.
@zrl0Day 1/10: Made it through chapter 1, and starting on chapter 2 of the Deep Learning with Python book. My goal is to understand some of the fundamental concepts of neural networks in the next 10 days.
I wrote and trained my first neural network! (but I don’t understand the code at all). See hackclub.slack.com/archives/C01D7AHKMPF/p1669597204292789 if you want to join the learning group I’m putting together!