Videos like this help a lot when you are beginning and don't know exactly how to use the methods, functions and all the tricks learned in courses in a real project. Thanks for more one, Rob!
I have zero interest in wordle but was curious to see what you were working on. It turned out to be a very interesting video. Would like to see you work through more datasets. Thanks for your video!
A bit too advanced in terms of coding for me (atm), but I really liked the way you ran through it, showed the possibilities and drew insights that are extremely enlightning from this dataset. It shows how far you can think it through. Much appreciated!
Glad you enjoyed watching the video. This one isn’t too popular I think because I rushed through some of the analysis but hopefully you still learned something from it.
I wanted to shout at my screen when I saw the graphic behind you at 0:00, when the word was THOSE. That was my second day doing Wordle and I guessed it in 2! I didn't even realize how hard that was and I've yet to duplicate it, except in Quordle (doing 4 wordles simultaneously).
HAHAH. I remember my first time playing wordle I got it in 3. I didn;t realize how rare it was at the time. I've never heard of Quordle before... need to check that out. Hope you liked the video.
@@robmulla 3 is my most common score. My distribution: 1: 0; 2:1; 3:24; 4:12; 5:7; 6:0; 44 played, 100% win, 44 current streak. I joke that I should be a pro wordler.
@@robmulla Not the same word every day but one from among my 4-vowel go-tos, like ADIEU, OURIE, AUDIO, AUREI. At first I used 3 vowels. ADIOS was what I used when I got THOSE on the 2nd try. Depending on hits, I often follow up with the left-out vowel and Y, S, T, R. For example O is the vowel left out of ADIEU so I might try STORY depending on what hit with the first try. My sister and I share our results so there's a lot of pressure!
Thank you for your video, Rob. It is precious. I would benefit a lot from understanding the thought process though, rather than the coding. While your notebooks are extremely important to follow the techniques you use, it would be awesome to hear you just share your thoughts out loud when you see a dataset for the first time. thanks again!
Thanks! This is great! Could you do the whole data pipeline -ETL tutorial proj? I like the way you explain things and can’t find any channel that does it from start to finish.
Aloha, sir. Do you happen to have any videos where you cover the messy business of building pandas dataframes from PDFs? I have a specific use case, for which I've struggled to find good guidance on how to approach it. Love your work! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching. I don't have videos on that specific topic, but I do have a video about text detection using OCR: th-cam.com/video/oyqNdcbKhew/w-d-xo.html
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I don't code but that was a beautiful insight into how it's done... by a master 💙
Thanks for the kind comment Aidan!
Videos like this help a lot when you are beginning and don't know exactly how to use the methods, functions and all the tricks learned in courses in a real project. Thanks for more one, Rob!
I love the proeficiency you have to do all the operations in pandas. I want to be as good as you are!
I appreciate that Levy. It just takes practice, I'm sure you will be just as comfortable with using python in no time.
Thank you brother for the richness and generosity of the values you gave us, please continue, I wanted you to be my role model..,🙏
Thanks Dukaan. I really apprecaite the feedback. I hope you learned something new.
I have zero interest in wordle but was curious to see what you were working on. It turned out to be a very interesting video. Would like to see you work through more datasets. Thanks for your video!
Thanks so much for the feedback. I’ll try more dataset walkthrough videos in the future.
I have to watch this several times in order to follow along :). Amazing project! Thanks for teaching!
So glad you enjoyed it. It was fun to make.
This is the best channel to learn data analytics..
Thank you! Tell your friends.
A bit too advanced in terms of coding for me (atm), but I really liked the way you ran through it, showed the possibilities and drew insights that are extremely enlightning from this dataset. It shows how far you can think it through. Much appreciated!
Glad you enjoyed watching the video. This one isn’t too popular I think because I rushed through some of the analysis but hopefully you still learned something from it.
I wanted to shout at my screen when I saw the graphic behind you at 0:00, when the word was THOSE. That was my second day doing Wordle and I guessed it in 2! I didn't even realize how hard that was and I've yet to duplicate it, except in Quordle (doing 4 wordles simultaneously).
HAHAH. I remember my first time playing wordle I got it in 3. I didn;t realize how rare it was at the time. I've never heard of Quordle before... need to check that out. Hope you liked the video.
@@robmulla 3 is my most common score. My distribution: 1: 0; 2:1; 3:24; 4:12; 5:7; 6:0; 44 played, 100% win, 44 current streak. I joke that I should be a pro wordler.
@@punstress Whoa. You are really good. Do you always start with the same word? That's something I try to change every day to make it more fun.
@@robmulla Not the same word every day but one from among my 4-vowel go-tos, like ADIEU, OURIE, AUDIO, AUREI. At first I used 3 vowels. ADIOS was what I used when I got THOSE on the 2nd try. Depending on hits, I often follow up with the left-out vowel and Y, S, T, R. For example O is the vowel left out of ADIEU so I might try STORY depending on what hit with the first try. My sister and I share our results so there's a lot of pressure!
Yes I did enjoy it. Other great video, thanks again Rob. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks so much Filippo for watching.
Thank you for your video, Rob. It is precious. I would benefit a lot from understanding the thought process though, rather than the coding. While your notebooks are extremely important to follow the techniques you use, it would be awesome to hear you just share your thoughts out loud when you see a dataset for the first time.
thanks again!
Thanks for the comment and suggestion. I look at new datasets a lot on my twitch stream, but it’s a good idea to do the same in a TH-cam video.
Thanks! This is great! Could you do the whole data pipeline -ETL tutorial proj? I like the way you explain things and can’t find any channel that does it from start to finish.
Great video! I love Kaggle!
Me too! Thanks for watching.
Aloha, sir. Do you happen to have any videos where you cover the messy business of building pandas dataframes from PDFs? I have a specific use case, for which I've struggled to find good guidance on how to approach it. Love your work! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching. I don't have videos on that specific topic, but I do have a video about text detection using OCR: th-cam.com/video/oyqNdcbKhew/w-d-xo.html
Super cool ty!
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
Love your content. Could you please do a video on building data pipelines and automated analyses using modern scripting methods?
TIA
Thanks Mueed. I could try to do a video about data pipelines. Usually I use pandas! Thanks for watching.
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Can you please explain the use of backslash in your code?
The backslash in python allows you to split your code across lines to make it more readable. Check this out stackoverflow.com/questions/53162/how-can-i-do-a-line-break-line-continuation-in-python
Thank you Rob ✌️
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