Python

07 April 2026 20:50

then just ask you questions here

Python

07 April 2026 18:49

We'll consider it once there's actually enough traffic to make that useful.

Python

07 April 2026 18:45

You can actually do that by editing the message.

Python

07 April 2026 18:39

I would love you teach me

Python

07 April 2026 18:04

In this group, right?

Python

06 April 2026 22:42

Almost everyone here's self-taught... YouTube's your best friend

Python

06 April 2026 21:01

Check out @PythonRes, a channel for Python resources - video courses, pdf books, tutorials and other info to help you learn Python.

Python

06 April 2026 20:39

I'm a beginner in the python programming language

Python

06 April 2026 16:42

Hi everyone!
How promising is it to enroll in a top-tier mathematical university with the goal of becoming an ML engineer by 2030? What are the current market trends, and will this profession remain in demand and high-paying?

Python

05 April 2026 20:57

Hmm 🤔, then go with open-source libraries

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05 April 2026 20:19

And don't you think it is better to make an installer that adds tesseract instead of spending months in something that will be less capable than tesseract and less performant? You are subestimating how it is to build an usable OCR from scratch

Python

05 April 2026 20:04

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Python

05 April 2026 19:50

So you will end with a similar thing to tesseract but with months of work

Python

05 April 2026 19:46

For my case I don't want to use third party apps that's why

Python

05 April 2026 19:08

Hello everyone, I'm building a file converter and I want to add a native OCR to my app but there's a major problem, pytesseract need tesseract to work so that's not optimal for my user case, and there's easyocr but it depends on torch so basically if I want to build the app, it's incredibly heavy, and since I'm not using a desktop PC with a dedicated graphics card, my CPU is easily overloaded. If anyone has any alternatives, I'll be glad to know about them. Thanks

Python

07 April 2026 20:29

Hey devil, i need some python help too

Python

07 April 2026 18:49

It would be even better if your group had multipurpose subgroups

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07 April 2026 18:44

Look, happy you invest the time, but you cannot ask for DMs in this group. You're supposed to help here.

Python

07 April 2026 18:18

Yeah, I can teach either in a group or kind of like a personal tutor. Since I’m also learning Python, I thought I could get better by teaching others, so it benefits both me and them

Python

07 April 2026 18:03

If someone wants to learn Python, I will teach them free of cost.

Python

06 April 2026 21:50

If you expect this group to teach you, you'll be disappointed. You need to learn yourself. Free resources exist plenty. This group is for when you're stuck.

Python

06 April 2026 20:44

My target is to create an application using the Python programming language.

Python

06 April 2026 17:14

well...either it will be given to AI which processes the data faster and you will have to adapt and become an AI operator in the data engineer/ML field, or the AIs by 2030 will fail in that particular task and you will still be needed for some years.
The only real big advantage of human > AI in this field that I can think of is the knowledge of how business works and so you can theoretically fit the data processing task into business-processes / decisions more successfully than an AI agent.

Python

05 April 2026 20:59

That's exactly what I do, since I can't share any link here, you can't really see what I mean

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05 April 2026 20:53

Even if I integrate AI at some point, it would have to run locally. the main purpose of the project is to avoid sending user's files to external servers and to keep everything private and offline.

Python

05 April 2026 20:04

Because, since I'm building a productivity app, I think avoiding third party apps might be good for users (like those who don't even know what a terminal is) because using tesseract is good but, it requires to add it to the path or to specify the right location in the application. If everyone has at least some knowledge in how an environment works, using tesseract will be the best option but since some people only use their pc to just do some Office work, I think having my own system can be the best compromise

Python

05 April 2026 19:53

So what would be the point of this?

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05 April 2026 19:48

So you want to build OCR algorithms from scratch?

Python

05 April 2026 19:45

Why is not optimal to require tesseract?

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05 April 2026 13:33

Yes, if you're not working with audio. In fact it'll save some MBs, though not significant.