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Thank you!☺

Thank you!!👍

I don't I'm afraid, I'd maybe look to see if USPS have an API - might be simpler (asuming you know the exact weight/size ) ?

Thank you !! Is this what you need ? ~ While on a search result, press Alt + N to add a cursor at the current occurrence? 👍

Nevermind, i found it , it is the setting: set hlsearch. This is set to off in default

Thank you! Yes. 100% The developer account and normal account are totally separate, and so can email addresses be different (I know this as I use a dedicated email for developer) 👍

Ah, yeah, thank you - good point - thanks for pointing it out!

Hello! Thank you for your kind comment. You could maybe adjust the timing to say 3 seconds, or 2 seconds or whatever works, but using this method there will need to be some sort of capturing of the picture in order to do the text recognition. Perhaps there will be an AI product that can do it as the video plays, but using Tesseract and Python, this is the only way I know of. If someone else reads this and can advise then that'd be neat!

@@python360 awesome, thank you very much for your feedback. Greatly appreciate it.z have a good one!

@@hammadh2162 No problem, cheers Hammad, good luck with your project!😄

You're right. That's my day job. Python stuff is for lols 😎

The TH-cam algorithm seems to be very harsh on smaller channels - I made this last year and didn't dare make it public in case it lost viewers/caused unsubscribes. I'm past worrying about that now., "Que Sera Sera"

Thank you for the good comment! Python will be the easier language to use. You can experiment getting data with the different API endpoints once you have your "developer key" - the authentication is quite complicated, and you'll need to get a new token, every 2 hours. The ebay developer forum is the best place for problems/tips.

@@python360 thanks again! Will definitely check out the forum and go the Python route to start. Thank you

It can be laborious, but if you follow their documentation eventually the mists clear! I've not used any API that uses X-auth as that's even more fiddly, certain API's need it, and some don't, so try find the ones that dont (the docs will state if x-auth is needed) while you're starting out 👍

. ├── app │ └── fetch_www.py └── tests └── test_bcd.py have you got the structure as above? (have you got tree installed, it's great for this kind of stuff)

Yes just like this.. even added __init__.py files in app/ and tests/ Been banging my head on this one. I'm working on a mac in vs code

I typed it all back in as I'd not kept the project, I tested it and it works ok : github.com/RGGH/mok One tip : specify your python version if you are doing it from command line : eg : $python3.10 -m pytest

@@python360 I saw this in the repo Add the project root directory to the PYTHONPATH # Replace '/home/rag/Documents/python/mok I didn't do this, that could be it no?

@@mytrustysteed8476 Yes, PATH can be a problem - if you use "python3.10 -m pytest" or whatever version of python you use then this should work. You can run "which python" and "which pytest" from terminal to check the paths.. See this : g.co/gemini/share/b76c08a4f516 PATH is a pain, but as it works on my set up then, check PATH, make sure you have __init__.py and also you can drag the file icon from VSCode file explorer, and hold down shift and drop it in between quotes when trying to get the right path into your python code.

ah ok, are you on windows or Linux/mac ?

try : python3.10 -m pytest see also : github.com/RGGH/mok clone it and see it it works?

I'm not sure, other than if you maintain 2 database tables and check and store the differences?

100% It makes a mockery of the whole thing! Better to avoid the recruitment circus if at all possible.

@@python360 absolutely. I'm in my first year of industry and feel absolutely blessed to not have to go through this hell! What a shit show.

Yes, since the money printing/debasement during the pandemic the cost of living has increased way more than salaries. (Politicians now try and blame other things as if we don't remember). Thank you for the suggestion, I'll do some research and then do one on graduate/junior-mid level positions.👍

Ah. I must have been lucky then. I had to wait approx 3 days but was approved eventually. Are you able to contact them and ask why? Fyi, I used a protonmail email address.

Ah brilliant. Thank you so much for letting me know. 👍

Very good question! "it is mostly legal to work remotely from a different country from where your company is based. However, there is no one-size-fit-all approach" iasservices.org.uk/is-it-legal-to-work-remotely-from-another-country/

It would mostly depend on the tax system i.e. you pay income tax to the UK gov or your local gov? If you aren't working for a company that deals with international teams and has a local base it could be an issue, particularly with your local government proving you are paying your dues properly. So your first step is asking your government tax office to see how the rules are laid out.

Taxes, taxes, taxes...

@@scienc3tv (Thumbs up is me agreeing, not me in favour of taxes)👍

A code?

@@python360 python code

@@python360 sorry, I need the python code which is used in this project. can you provide me?

Have you tried ScraperAPI already?

It's a pleasure. Really pleased it helped! 😊

Thank you!

Cool, thanks, I'll check them out!

You could, or scraperAPI offer smart proxy rotation also.

will check them out! thank you!@@python360

I can't remember, (its v late in the UK) but the alternative would be to use 'python-docx-tpl' and do it that way. Use pip install and then add your own variable placeholders using jinja syntax.

You might be better using "python-docx-template" pip install docxtpl - so that you can start with a template file with an image already present that you put in once, manually and then reference that template and use the corresponding jinja syntax where you need to modify paragraphs etc

@@python360 thanks for the response. Im seeing your videos and i have this problem: as i see with python-docx-template i can replace names with curlys but in my case there are no curlies and also i have some bullet list as sample that i dont need It. My template IS a resume as you know there IS a section "skills" with these bullets sample, i need to eliminaré that list and populate with my own list of skills and also i have a work experience section list with position, dates, company and descripción (same with sample that i don't need It). Also the header section mentioned in the last comment. What can you recomend or It IS posible to work all these with python-docx-template instead DOCX?

@@henryvaldivia3355 Yes, so "Template" means "The word document you want to use with some variables" in this case? The word "template" in "docxtpl" is just a standard word/docx file, it's not a template file in the microsoft sense. This means you create your word doc as you would manually, and then add the jinja curly braces only where you need a variable? Forgive me if I not understood correctly, but I'd go with pip install docxtpl rather than pip install docx

Thank you so much for your comment, this is really good to hear!!

Noted! Thanks for the subscribe and comment sir. 👍

Excellent. Thank you for the kind comment!

Thanks for the comment. Yes to your 1st question, andas for the table width, I don't know, I'll do some tests and maybe make a video if I can - maybe try this : stackoverflow.com/a/43053996/12670189

@@python360 thanks. I tried it out yesterday... it worked out just fine, but I did {{variable}} to avoid spacing issues. I also did it using pandas and used a ms excel file vs csv format file... that was good so I could have the input use drop down lists and such. Also I noticed the pdf conversion library needed office installed. As I do most of my development in wsl, I wasn't sure how to install it. I found another library that is convert2pdf. it required libreoffice installed, which seemed to be ok. it just had 2 snags 1) It is verbose about the conversion 2) my footer font size got adjusted. I emailed the developer to see if there is a workaround. if you know how to install ms office in a headless way in Linux, then I can go towards your referenced pdf conversion library instead.

I ran the tests again: - Lazy Iterator creation: 0.000180 seconds - Converting Lazy Iterator to list: 0.425946 seconds - List Comprehension: 0.489805 seconds It is a bit faster but this will make no difference in production and may just clutter up your code.

BTW, list(list_comprehension) which is just converting an already existing list to a list is taking 0.000046 seconds.

Yes. You could train it using dummy data, if you just want to get the queries to use elsewhere. If you wanted the LLM to do what I did in the video then a local LLM would be best. I didn't/don't have access to a decent computer to run one though. try : github.com/imartinez/privateGPT Using Langchain with OpenAI and SQL would be best kept to publicly available data and study/learning SQL. see also: community.openai.com/t/creating-a-chatbot-using-the-data-stored-in-my-huge-database/245942/27 pgvector is another option if you use Postgres and are familiar with embeddings.

Hi Pippa, thanks for the comment. Pretty sure we can discount insufficient memory/free disk space message. I've not used replit much, are you on a company laptop that's "locked down" ? - If you're not, then I'd try using python locally, from your laptop. If you have to use replit then maybe try open the docx file with vim, and at least you'll see you can read/write to the file. Once you know you can read/write then you can try establish if there is some weird UTF problem.

Thanks@@python360 for your advice. Your program and mine work when using Python locally so must be a limitation of replit. Very happy to have found your channel😊

I usually find that's due to multiple versions of Python being installed. In VS code did you try a virtualenv that might sort it?

thank you - appreciate the correction👍

Yes, "oh-my-zsh" plus "p10k", they are both free and open source. I use Konsole full screen and set as default term via alias in .zshrc file 👍 I might try Rye out soon with an idea I have to use "manim" in Python 👀

@@python360cool, thanks for the info, man

Good man! Glad I helped 🙂

Thank you! Been a while since I used it, but there is great documentation by Elias Dabbas for it. I'll have a look also.

This is all I found : python-docx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/hdrftr.html