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Group session study /u/HeadeBeast Python Education

Group session study /u/HeadeBeast Python Education

Anyone wants to do group session studies? I want accountability for myself and can hold each other accountable too, I want to do a 3 to 4 hours a day study sessions, if anyone is interested please let me know, and I think being in a voice chat on discord while doing it is way better so we can know what we all are doing instead of procrastination. I plan to really push myself to get something out of it rather than just doing it for the sake of doing it.

My time-zone is CST || GMT -6

Start a chat with me so we can connect or even a DM if you are interested

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​r/learnpython Anyone wants to do group session studies? I want accountability for myself and can hold each other accountable too, I want to do a 3 to 4 hours a day study sessions, if anyone is interested please let me know, and I think being in a voice chat on discord while doing it is way better so we can know what we all are doing instead of procrastination. I plan to really push myself to get something out of it rather than just doing it for the sake of doing it. My time-zone is CST || GMT -6 Start a chat with me so we can connect or even a DM if you are interested submitted by /u/HeadeBeast [link] [comments] 

Anyone wants to do group session studies? I want accountability for myself and can hold each other accountable too, I want to do a 3 to 4 hours a day study sessions, if anyone is interested please let me know, and I think being in a voice chat on discord while doing it is way better so we can know what we all are doing instead of procrastination. I plan to really push myself to get something out of it rather than just doing it for the sake of doing it.

My time-zone is CST || GMT -6

Start a chat with me so we can connect or even a DM if you are interested

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[link] [comments]  Anyone wants to do group session studies? I want accountability for myself and can hold each other accountable too, I want to do a 3 to 4 hours a day study sessions, if anyone is interested please let me know, and I think being in a voice chat on discord while doing it is way better so we can know what we all are doing instead of procrastination. I plan to really push myself to get something out of it rather than just doing it for the sake of doing it. My time-zone is CST || GMT -6 Start a chat with me so we can connect or even a DM if you are interested submitted by /u/HeadeBeast [link] [comments]

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Qualitative vs Quantitative predictors /u/godshammer_86 Python Education

Qualitative vs Quantitative predictors /u/godshammer_86 Python Education

Hi everyone.

Apologies if this isn’t the best place to post this, I thought it’d be better than r/learnpython since its a bit more advanced of a question.

I’m working through Introduction to Statistical Learning with Python and currently on Chapter 2, Exercise 9. This exercise uses the Auto data set which has the following predictors:

mpg, cylinders, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration, year, origin, name

Part (a) of this question asks: *Which of the predictors are quantitative, and which are qualitative?*

I sorted them as follows:

  • quantitative: mpg, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration

  • qualitative: cylinders, year, origin, name

I then consulted some other peoples’ solutions online (as well as some Google searches) and found the following results:

  1. Using df.select_dtypes(include=['number']).columns and df.select_dtypes(exclude=['number']).columns gave the answer that only “name” is qualitative; all others are quantitative.

  2. Only “name” and “origin” are qualitative; all others are quantitative.

  3. All variables except “horsepower” and “name” are quantitative.

And some Google searches stated that, for example, “year” is a quantitative predictor, not qualitative as I would expect.

Am I misunderstanding how to classify a predictor as either qualitative or quantitative?

In my mind, qualitative is more or less synonymous with categorical: there is a finite number of categories into which a value can be placed. It also helps me to think about whether the value is able/likely to change for a given observation. For example, ‘mpg’ is quantitative (in part) because it could easily change as the car is used; whereas a car’s model year or number of cylinders can’t change, so the cars can be sorted into discrete categories based on these characteristics.

By this understanding, I would think predictors such as cylinders (4-cyl, v6, v8) and year the car was manufactured (1970, 1971, 1972, etc.) would be qualitative/categorical.

Am I thinking about this wrong? Or is my solution a fairly accurate way of thinking?

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​r/learnpython Hi everyone. Apologies if this isn’t the best place to post this, I thought it’d be better than r/learnpython since its a bit more advanced of a question. I’m working through Introduction to Statistical Learning with Python and currently on Chapter 2, Exercise 9. This exercise uses the Auto data set which has the following predictors: mpg, cylinders, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration, year, origin, name Part (a) of this question asks: *Which of the predictors are quantitative, and which are qualitative?* I sorted them as follows: quantitative: mpg, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration qualitative: cylinders, year, origin, name I then consulted some other peoples’ solutions online (as well as some Google searches) and found the following results: Using df.select_dtypes(include=[‘number’]).columns and df.select_dtypes(exclude=[‘number’]).columns gave the answer that only “name” is qualitative; all others are quantitative. Only “name” and “origin” are qualitative; all others are quantitative. All variables except “horsepower” and “name” are quantitative. And some Google searches stated that, for example, “year” is a quantitative predictor, not qualitative as I would expect. Am I misunderstanding how to classify a predictor as either qualitative or quantitative? In my mind, qualitative is more or less synonymous with categorical: there is a finite number of categories into which a value can be placed. It also helps me to think about whether the value is able/likely to change for a given observation. For example, ‘mpg’ is quantitative (in part) because it could easily change as the car is used; whereas a car’s model year or number of cylinders can’t change, so the cars can be sorted into discrete categories based on these characteristics. By this understanding, I would think predictors such as cylinders (4-cyl, v6, v8) and year the car was manufactured (1970, 1971, 1972, etc.) would be qualitative/categorical. Am I thinking about this wrong? Or is my solution a fairly accurate way of thinking? submitted by /u/godshammer_86 [link] [comments] 

Hi everyone.

Apologies if this isn’t the best place to post this, I thought it’d be better than r/learnpython since its a bit more advanced of a question.

I’m working through Introduction to Statistical Learning with Python and currently on Chapter 2, Exercise 9. This exercise uses the Auto data set which has the following predictors:

mpg, cylinders, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration, year, origin, name

Part (a) of this question asks: *Which of the predictors are quantitative, and which are qualitative?*

I sorted them as follows:

  • quantitative: mpg, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration

  • qualitative: cylinders, year, origin, name

I then consulted some other peoples’ solutions online (as well as some Google searches) and found the following results:

  1. Using df.select_dtypes(include=['number']).columns and df.select_dtypes(exclude=['number']).columns gave the answer that only “name” is qualitative; all others are quantitative.

  2. Only “name” and “origin” are qualitative; all others are quantitative.

  3. All variables except “horsepower” and “name” are quantitative.

And some Google searches stated that, for example, “year” is a quantitative predictor, not qualitative as I would expect.

Am I misunderstanding how to classify a predictor as either qualitative or quantitative?

In my mind, qualitative is more or less synonymous with categorical: there is a finite number of categories into which a value can be placed. It also helps me to think about whether the value is able/likely to change for a given observation. For example, ‘mpg’ is quantitative (in part) because it could easily change as the car is used; whereas a car’s model year or number of cylinders can’t change, so the cars can be sorted into discrete categories based on these characteristics.

By this understanding, I would think predictors such as cylinders (4-cyl, v6, v8) and year the car was manufactured (1970, 1971, 1972, etc.) would be qualitative/categorical.

Am I thinking about this wrong? Or is my solution a fairly accurate way of thinking?

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[link] [comments]  Hi everyone. Apologies if this isn’t the best place to post this, I thought it’d be better than r/learnpython since its a bit more advanced of a question. I’m working through Introduction to Statistical Learning with Python and currently on Chapter 2, Exercise 9. This exercise uses the Auto data set which has the following predictors: mpg, cylinders, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration, year, origin, name Part (a) of this question asks: *Which of the predictors are quantitative, and which are qualitative?* I sorted them as follows: quantitative: mpg, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration qualitative: cylinders, year, origin, name I then consulted some other peoples’ solutions online (as well as some Google searches) and found the following results: Using df.select_dtypes(include=[‘number’]).columns and df.select_dtypes(exclude=[‘number’]).columns gave the answer that only “name” is qualitative; all others are quantitative. Only “name” and “origin” are qualitative; all others are quantitative. All variables except “horsepower” and “name” are quantitative. And some Google searches stated that, for example, “year” is a quantitative predictor, not qualitative as I would expect. Am I misunderstanding how to classify a predictor as either qualitative or quantitative? In my mind, qualitative is more or less synonymous with categorical: there is a finite number of categories into which a value can be placed. It also helps me to think about whether the value is able/likely to change for a given observation. For example, ‘mpg’ is quantitative (in part) because it could easily change as the car is used; whereas a car’s model year or number of cylinders can’t change, so the cars can be sorted into discrete categories based on these characteristics. By this understanding, I would think predictors such as cylinders (4-cyl, v6, v8) and year the car was manufactured (1970, 1971, 1972, etc.) would be qualitative/categorical. Am I thinking about this wrong? Or is my solution a fairly accurate way of thinking? submitted by /u/godshammer_86 [link] [comments]

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Need Help on Scientific Calculator Project /u/wowimsleepy123 Python Education

Need Help on Scientific Calculator Project /u/wowimsleepy123 Python Education

Hi everyone,
I’m building a simple scientific calculator in Python using tkinter. I’ve managed to make it functional, but I’m having trouble with how it displays expressions and results.

When I press a number, it shows the number (e.g., pressing 2 displays 2). If I press an operator like +, the display doesn’t change (it still shows 2). When I press another number (e.g., 3), the display updates to show 3, so I can’t see the full expression (2+3). However, when I press =, it evaluates the expression correctly and shows 5.

I want the calculator to display the full expression as I type it (e.g., 2+3). Then, when I press =, it should evaluate the expression and show the result (5).
I’ve been updating the display with each button press, but it seems like I’m overwriting the previous input instead of appending to it. I think I need a way to keep track of the entire expression as a string and display it properly. I also tried using a single variable to store the expression, but I couldn’t get it to work as expected.

Can somebody help me? I can show the code if needed

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​r/learnpython Hi everyone, I’m building a simple scientific calculator in Python using tkinter. I’ve managed to make it functional, but I’m having trouble with how it displays expressions and results. When I press a number, it shows the number (e.g., pressing 2 displays 2). If I press an operator like +, the display doesn’t change (it still shows 2). When I press another number (e.g., 3), the display updates to show 3, so I can’t see the full expression (2+3). However, when I press =, it evaluates the expression correctly and shows 5. I want the calculator to display the full expression as I type it (e.g., 2+3). Then, when I press =, it should evaluate the expression and show the result (5). I’ve been updating the display with each button press, but it seems like I’m overwriting the previous input instead of appending to it. I think I need a way to keep track of the entire expression as a string and display it properly. I also tried using a single variable to store the expression, but I couldn’t get it to work as expected. Can somebody help me? I can show the code if needed submitted by /u/wowimsleepy123 [link] [comments] 

Hi everyone,
I’m building a simple scientific calculator in Python using tkinter. I’ve managed to make it functional, but I’m having trouble with how it displays expressions and results.

When I press a number, it shows the number (e.g., pressing 2 displays 2). If I press an operator like +, the display doesn’t change (it still shows 2). When I press another number (e.g., 3), the display updates to show 3, so I can’t see the full expression (2+3). However, when I press =, it evaluates the expression correctly and shows 5.

I want the calculator to display the full expression as I type it (e.g., 2+3). Then, when I press =, it should evaluate the expression and show the result (5).
I’ve been updating the display with each button press, but it seems like I’m overwriting the previous input instead of appending to it. I think I need a way to keep track of the entire expression as a string and display it properly. I also tried using a single variable to store the expression, but I couldn’t get it to work as expected.

Can somebody help me? I can show the code if needed

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[link] [comments]  Hi everyone, I’m building a simple scientific calculator in Python using tkinter. I’ve managed to make it functional, but I’m having trouble with how it displays expressions and results. When I press a number, it shows the number (e.g., pressing 2 displays 2). If I press an operator like +, the display doesn’t change (it still shows 2). When I press another number (e.g., 3), the display updates to show 3, so I can’t see the full expression (2+3). However, when I press =, it evaluates the expression correctly and shows 5. I want the calculator to display the full expression as I type it (e.g., 2+3). Then, when I press =, it should evaluate the expression and show the result (5). I’ve been updating the display with each button press, but it seems like I’m overwriting the previous input instead of appending to it. I think I need a way to keep track of the entire expression as a string and display it properly. I also tried using a single variable to store the expression, but I couldn’t get it to work as expected. Can somebody help me? I can show the code if needed submitted by /u/wowimsleepy123 [link] [comments]

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player combinations /u/Alternative_Ad2954 Python Education

player combinations /u/Alternative_Ad2954 Python Education

I am setting up some code to create an excel sheet for a eucher tournament. How it will work is the user will enter the number of players. Then it will take thoes players and split them up into random groups of 4. There are 8 rounds so evey round woul will be put into a different group of 4. The thing is that every time you switch groups you will be given a completly different group. you will never end up in the same group with someone you already were with. This is the part I am struggling with can anyone help me.

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​r/learnpython I am setting up some code to create an excel sheet for a eucher tournament. How it will work is the user will enter the number of players. Then it will take thoes players and split them up into random groups of 4. There are 8 rounds so evey round woul will be put into a different group of 4. The thing is that every time you switch groups you will be given a completly different group. you will never end up in the same group with someone you already were with. This is the part I am struggling with can anyone help me. submitted by /u/Alternative_Ad2954 [link] [comments] 

I am setting up some code to create an excel sheet for a eucher tournament. How it will work is the user will enter the number of players. Then it will take thoes players and split them up into random groups of 4. There are 8 rounds so evey round woul will be put into a different group of 4. The thing is that every time you switch groups you will be given a completly different group. you will never end up in the same group with someone you already were with. This is the part I am struggling with can anyone help me.

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[link] [comments]  I am setting up some code to create an excel sheet for a eucher tournament. How it will work is the user will enter the number of players. Then it will take thoes players and split them up into random groups of 4. There are 8 rounds so evey round woul will be put into a different group of 4. The thing is that every time you switch groups you will be given a completly different group. you will never end up in the same group with someone you already were with. This is the part I am struggling with can anyone help me. submitted by /u/Alternative_Ad2954 [link] [comments]

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One of the areas that is often overlooked with modern smartphones that are equipped with bigger camera sensors is the quality of lenses, and the blur they produce /u/DiplomatikEmunetey Android

One of the areas that is often overlooked with modern smartphones that are equipped with bigger camera sensors is the quality of lenses, and the blur they produce /u/DiplomatikEmunetey Android

Quality of blur is a bit of a pet peeve of mine and I don’t ever seem to see it mentioned by reviewers on YouTube, or even websites like GSMArena.

Modern smartphones have bigger sensors, and when they focus up close, due to the nature of the sensor there is more area that is blurred.

The presence of blur is not the issue, in fact it is welcomed; it helps create a more immersive photo with the “3D” effect. The issue is the quality of the blur itself. I don’t know if modern smartphone manufacturers cannot correct for distortions, or simply don’t care and use really low quality of lenses, but the blur modern smartphones produce looks awful.

Here is an example:

I took this photo with the Pixel 8a (top), and the Lumia 950 (bottom). Check how bad the blur looks in the top image. If you don’t know what to look for, take a look at this, where I point it out.

I don’t know what the correct photography term is for this phenomena, but I call it the “evaporating blur”. It is when the blurred subject, letters in this case, look like they are duplicated, ghosted, and are evaporating. As if Thanos just snapped his fingers.

The amount of blurring between the two phones is actually about the same, but the Lumia’s blur is much more pleasant.

I created a thread on r/GooglePixel recently where I asked if anybody else had issues taking blur-free photos of documents with their Pixels. The 8a has a bigger sensor than my previous 4a, and I was unpleasantly surprised when I found out that I cannot take decent photos of documents due to a distortion in the lens. Here is an additional comparison between the 4a, which does a much better job than the 8a, and the Lumia 950. If you check the top and the bottom of the 4a’s sample, you can see that evaporating blur effect. The 950 looks tack sharp, edge-to-edge.

More examples: The 4a, The Lumia 950. Take a look at the right side, the “Phone camera direction” text.

One more example: The Nokia 808 PureView, and the 4a. You see how “HERS” in “SKECHERS” is being evaporated in the sample with the Pixel?

It may look like I am nitpicking on the Pixels, but I am not, I am just a Pixel user and a fan, so I get to try them myself. All modern phones have this issue, at least I haven’t come across one that had a truly nice blur. It’s something I always pay attention to in reviews. Here is an example with the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, a premium camera flagship. Look at the right side of the image. Another example with the vivo X200 Pro.

iPhones have a very well known issue with lens flares. It is because they use low quality lenses. It’s something that is still not fixed.

I am surprised how Nokia’s engineers were able to tune their lenses 10 years ago, yet in the modern day, with these premium, super expensive camera centric smartphones we don’t have that.

The point of this thread is to just discuss if anybody else is also bothered by this, maybe I am the only one. What are your thoughts on it? Maybe I can bring awareness, so others know about it, and start to get annoyed by it too, LOL.

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​r/Android Quality of blur is a bit of a pet peeve of mine and I don’t ever seem to see it mentioned by reviewers on YouTube, or even websites like GSMArena. Modern smartphones have bigger sensors, and when they focus up close, due to the nature of the sensor there is more area that is blurred. The presence of blur is not the issue, in fact it is welcomed; it helps create a more immersive photo with the “3D” effect. The issue is the quality of the blur itself. I don’t know if modern smartphone manufacturers cannot correct for distortions, or simply don’t care and use really low quality of lenses, but the blur modern smartphones produce looks awful. Here is an example: I took this photo with the Pixel 8a (top), and the Lumia 950 (bottom). Check how bad the blur looks in the top image. If you don’t know what to look for, take a look at this, where I point it out. I don’t know what the correct photography term is for this phenomena, but I call it the “evaporating blur”. It is when the blurred subject, letters in this case, look like they are duplicated, ghosted, and are evaporating. As if Thanos just snapped his fingers. The amount of blurring between the two phones is actually about the same, but the Lumia’s blur is much more pleasant. I created a thread on r/GooglePixel recently where I asked if anybody else had issues taking blur-free photos of documents with their Pixels. The 8a has a bigger sensor than my previous 4a, and I was unpleasantly surprised when I found out that I cannot take decent photos of documents due to a distortion in the lens. Here is an additional comparison between the 4a, which does a much better job than the 8a, and the Lumia 950. If you check the top and the bottom of the 4a’s sample, you can see that evaporating blur effect. The 950 looks tack sharp, edge-to-edge. More examples: The 4a, The Lumia 950. Take a look at the right side, the “Phone camera direction” text. One more example: The Nokia 808 PureView, and the 4a. You see how “HERS” in “SKECHERS” is being evaporated in the sample with the Pixel? It may look like I am nitpicking on the Pixels, but I am not, I am just a Pixel user and a fan, so I get to try them myself. All modern phones have this issue, at least I haven’t come across one that had a truly nice blur. It’s something I always pay attention to in reviews. Here is an example with the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, a premium camera flagship. Look at the right side of the image. Another example with the vivo X200 Pro. iPhones have a very well known issue with lens flares. It is because they use low quality lenses. It’s something that is still not fixed. I am surprised how Nokia’s engineers were able to tune their lenses 10 years ago, yet in the modern day, with these premium, super expensive camera centric smartphones we don’t have that. The point of this thread is to just discuss if anybody else is also bothered by this, maybe I am the only one. What are your thoughts on it? Maybe I can bring awareness, so others know about it, and start to get annoyed by it too, LOL. submitted by /u/DiplomatikEmunetey [link] [comments] 

Quality of blur is a bit of a pet peeve of mine and I don’t ever seem to see it mentioned by reviewers on YouTube, or even websites like GSMArena.

Modern smartphones have bigger sensors, and when they focus up close, due to the nature of the sensor there is more area that is blurred.

The presence of blur is not the issue, in fact it is welcomed; it helps create a more immersive photo with the “3D” effect. The issue is the quality of the blur itself. I don’t know if modern smartphone manufacturers cannot correct for distortions, or simply don’t care and use really low quality of lenses, but the blur modern smartphones produce looks awful.

Here is an example:

I took this photo with the Pixel 8a (top), and the Lumia 950 (bottom). Check how bad the blur looks in the top image. If you don’t know what to look for, take a look at this, where I point it out.

I don’t know what the correct photography term is for this phenomena, but I call it the “evaporating blur”. It is when the blurred subject, letters in this case, look like they are duplicated, ghosted, and are evaporating. As if Thanos just snapped his fingers.

The amount of blurring between the two phones is actually about the same, but the Lumia’s blur is much more pleasant.

I created a thread on r/GooglePixel recently where I asked if anybody else had issues taking blur-free photos of documents with their Pixels. The 8a has a bigger sensor than my previous 4a, and I was unpleasantly surprised when I found out that I cannot take decent photos of documents due to a distortion in the lens. Here is an additional comparison between the 4a, which does a much better job than the 8a, and the Lumia 950. If you check the top and the bottom of the 4a’s sample, you can see that evaporating blur effect. The 950 looks tack sharp, edge-to-edge.

More examples: The 4a, The Lumia 950. Take a look at the right side, the “Phone camera direction” text.

One more example: The Nokia 808 PureView, and the 4a. You see how “HERS” in “SKECHERS” is being evaporated in the sample with the Pixel?

It may look like I am nitpicking on the Pixels, but I am not, I am just a Pixel user and a fan, so I get to try them myself. All modern phones have this issue, at least I haven’t come across one that had a truly nice blur. It’s something I always pay attention to in reviews. Here is an example with the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, a premium camera flagship. Look at the right side of the image. Another example with the vivo X200 Pro.

iPhones have a very well known issue with lens flares. It is because they use low quality lenses. It’s something that is still not fixed.

I am surprised how Nokia’s engineers were able to tune their lenses 10 years ago, yet in the modern day, with these premium, super expensive camera centric smartphones we don’t have that.

The point of this thread is to just discuss if anybody else is also bothered by this, maybe I am the only one. What are your thoughts on it? Maybe I can bring awareness, so others know about it, and start to get annoyed by it too, LOL.

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[link] [comments]  Quality of blur is a bit of a pet peeve of mine and I don’t ever seem to see it mentioned by reviewers on YouTube, or even websites like GSMArena. Modern smartphones have bigger sensors, and when they focus up close, due to the nature of the sensor there is more area that is blurred. The presence of blur is not the issue, in fact it is welcomed; it helps create a more immersive photo with the “3D” effect. The issue is the quality of the blur itself. I don’t know if modern smartphone manufacturers cannot correct for distortions, or simply don’t care and use really low quality of lenses, but the blur modern smartphones produce looks awful. Here is an example: I took this photo with the Pixel 8a (top), and the Lumia 950 (bottom). Check how bad the blur looks in the top image. If you don’t know what to look for, take a look at this, where I point it out. I don’t know what the correct photography term is for this phenomena, but I call it the “evaporating blur”. It is when the blurred subject, letters in this case, look like they are duplicated, ghosted, and are evaporating. As if Thanos just snapped his fingers. The amount of blurring between the two phones is actually about the same, but the Lumia’s blur is much more pleasant. I created a thread on r/GooglePixel recently where I asked if anybody else had issues taking blur-free photos of documents with their Pixels. The 8a has a bigger sensor than my previous 4a, and I was unpleasantly surprised when I found out that I cannot take decent photos of documents due to a distortion in the lens. Here is an additional comparison between the 4a, which does a much better job than the 8a, and the Lumia 950. If you check the top and the bottom of the 4a’s sample, you can see that evaporating blur effect. The 950 looks tack sharp, edge-to-edge. More examples: The 4a, The Lumia 950. Take a look at the right side, the “Phone camera direction” text. One more example: The Nokia 808 PureView, and the 4a. You see how “HERS” in “SKECHERS” is being evaporated in the sample with the Pixel? It may look like I am nitpicking on the Pixels, but I am not, I am just a Pixel user and a fan, so I get to try them myself. All modern phones have this issue, at least I haven’t come across one that had a truly nice blur. It’s something I always pay attention to in reviews. Here is an example with the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, a premium camera flagship. Look at the right side of the image. Another example with the vivo X200 Pro. iPhones have a very well known issue with lens flares. It is because they use low quality lenses. It’s something that is still not fixed. I am surprised how Nokia’s engineers were able to tune their lenses 10 years ago, yet in the modern day, with these premium, super expensive camera centric smartphones we don’t have that. The point of this thread is to just discuss if anybody else is also bothered by this, maybe I am the only one. What are your thoughts on it? Maybe I can bring awareness, so others know about it, and start to get annoyed by it too, LOL. submitted by /u/DiplomatikEmunetey [link] [comments]

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How can I delete the Message? /u/Current-Judgment-848 Python Education

How can I delete the Message? /u/Current-Judgment-848 Python Education

When I open Python this Message pops up at the beginning: Python 3.13.1 (tags/v3.13.1:0671451, Dec 3 2024, 19:06:28) [MSC v.1942 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32

Type “help”, “copyright”, “credits” or “license” for more information.

When I type an code in and save the data I cant open the data. When I open powershell and type in Python [Name of Data].py it shows me the error and its the message that pops up at the beginning. So my question is how can I remove this message?

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​r/learnpython When I open Python this Message pops up at the beginning: Python 3.13.1 (tags/v3.13.1:0671451, Dec 3 2024, 19:06:28) [MSC v.1942 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32 Type “help”, “copyright”, “credits” or “license” for more information. When I type an code in and save the data I cant open the data. When I open powershell and type in Python [Name of Data].py it shows me the error and its the message that pops up at the beginning. So my question is how can I remove this message? submitted by /u/Current-Judgment-848 [link] [comments] 

When I open Python this Message pops up at the beginning: Python 3.13.1 (tags/v3.13.1:0671451, Dec 3 2024, 19:06:28) [MSC v.1942 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32

Type “help”, “copyright”, “credits” or “license” for more information.

When I type an code in and save the data I cant open the data. When I open powershell and type in Python [Name of Data].py it shows me the error and its the message that pops up at the beginning. So my question is how can I remove this message?

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[link] [comments]  When I open Python this Message pops up at the beginning: Python 3.13.1 (tags/v3.13.1:0671451, Dec 3 2024, 19:06:28) [MSC v.1942 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32 Type “help”, “copyright”, “credits” or “license” for more information. When I type an code in and save the data I cant open the data. When I open powershell and type in Python [Name of Data].py it shows me the error and its the message that pops up at the beginning. So my question is how can I remove this message? submitted by /u/Current-Judgment-848 [link] [comments]

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Django api complex json /u/mxnarch7 Python Education

Django api complex json /u/mxnarch7 Python Education

Hello,

I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game.

The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application?

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​r/learnpython Hello, I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game. The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application? submitted by /u/mxnarch7 [link] [comments] 

Hello,

I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game.

The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application?

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[link] [comments]  Hello, I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game. The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application? submitted by /u/mxnarch7 [link] [comments]

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Can’t replace “” with str.replace() /u/Minisabel Python Education

Can’t replace “” with str.replace() /u/Minisabel Python Education

I’ve tried str.replace(“\”, “”) (reddit seems to reed 4 slashes as 2… Assume it’s double the amount here) and str.replace(r””, r””), it doesn’t work.

Please help I’m desperate.

json_output = json.load(open(filepath))[“subsection”][3][“intro”]

latex_output = “”

for paragraph in json_output:

latex_output += f”{paragraph}”

latex_output = ( latex_output.replace(r”href”, r”href”) .replace(r”begin”, r”begin”) .replace(r”end”, r”end”) .replace(r”item”, r”item”) )

print(latex_output)

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​r/learnpython I’ve tried str.replace(“\”, “”) (reddit seems to reed 4 slashes as 2… Assume it’s double the amount here) and str.replace(r””, r””), it doesn’t work. Please help I’m desperate. json_output = json.load(open(filepath))[“subsection”][3][“intro”] latex_output = “” for paragraph in json_output: latex_output += f”{paragraph}” latex_output = ( latex_output.replace(r”href”, r”href”) .replace(r”begin”, r”begin”) .replace(r”end”, r”end”) .replace(r”item”, r”item”) ) print(latex_output) submitted by /u/Minisabel [link] [comments] 

I’ve tried str.replace(“\”, “”) (reddit seems to reed 4 slashes as 2… Assume it’s double the amount here) and str.replace(r””, r””), it doesn’t work.

Please help I’m desperate.

json_output = json.load(open(filepath))[“subsection”][3][“intro”]

latex_output = “”

for paragraph in json_output:

latex_output += f”{paragraph}”

latex_output = ( latex_output.replace(r”href”, r”href”) .replace(r”begin”, r”begin”) .replace(r”end”, r”end”) .replace(r”item”, r”item”) )

print(latex_output)

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[link] [comments]  I’ve tried str.replace(“\”, “”) (reddit seems to reed 4 slashes as 2… Assume it’s double the amount here) and str.replace(r””, r””), it doesn’t work. Please help I’m desperate. json_output = json.load(open(filepath))[“subsection”][3][“intro”] latex_output = “” for paragraph in json_output: latex_output += f”{paragraph}” latex_output = ( latex_output.replace(r”href”, r”href”) .replace(r”begin”, r”begin”) .replace(r”end”, r”end”) .replace(r”item”, r”item”) ) print(latex_output) submitted by /u/Minisabel [link] [comments]

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