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27 June 2026 09:24

Hi look wtf how integrated flutter - django


https://youtube.com/watch?v=UEId_vq6b3g&si=uDvIX0_QTu0l-mB3

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27 June 2026 04:00

You guys are accusing this person as he said something wrong, if mastering does not mean having a good command, then I'm curious to know what M.Sc mean.

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26 June 2026 00:24

https://learn.n8n.io/

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26 June 2026 00:22

Sorry if I annoyed you till now
I'm not looking for a documentation, I was talking about some other things like
N8N

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25 June 2026 23:07

There's no such thing as a work flow in Pythons' documentation.

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25 June 2026 23:06

Man just give the answer pls🙏🥀

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25 June 2026 22:59

Bro
A workflow is a system for managing repetitive processes and tasks which occur in a particular order.

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25 June 2026 21:25

Hey guys, i have learned python and I wanna learn workflow with python but I don't know what to learn and where to start.
Could you please guide me ?

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25 June 2026 19:27

Kind of do the same thing logically

If you want to create a copy of something specifically just use .copy()

If you want to maybe slice a list or dataframe I'd say [:] makes more sense

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25 June 2026 13:33

With the help of slices [2:] [:2] [-2:] [:-2]….

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25 June 2026 13:31

The machine processes a natural number N according to the following algorithm:

1. A binary notation of the number N is being built.

2. The first two digits of this record are added to the end of the binary record in reverse order.

3. The result is translated into a decimal system and displayed on the screen.

Example. The number N = 11 is given. The algorithm works as follows:

1. Binary notation of the number N: 1011.

2. The numbers 01 are added to the end of the record - the first two digits are in reverse order (first the second, then the first), it turns out 101101.

3. The number 45 is displayed on the screen.

At which least initial N will the result on the machine screen be greater than 90?

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25 June 2026 11:42

Someone who claims to have "mastered" Python likely misunderstands what mastery means, because real depth tends to produce humility. That said, your question is not about Python. Please use @pythonofftopic for non-Python related topics.

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25 June 2026 10:15

I have achieved full proficiency in Python and consider myself a master of the language. I am now considering learning Assembly language to write code for personal enjoyment. What is your perspective on this?

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25 June 2026 08:19

I wanna get a roadmap to continue machine learning
I already know cv and a bit of deep learning

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25 June 2026 08:16

Hey guys
Im new here

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27 June 2026 06:53

Hello guys...
I have a critical issue in one app that needs assistance,
I want to detect fake GPS in a web app (ReactJS) on the frontend and in the backend in Node (but if there is a perfect package in Python, I can create a microservice to detect fake GPS)... Please suggest to me if there are any Python package which works well to detect mock GPS.
Note: if the user changes location by approximately 50-100 km, then it should also work.
Thanks

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26 June 2026 09:35

mastering python means you mastered every field that python can work with and that's impossible for a human

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26 June 2026 00:23

But isn't their documentation what you're looking for when you look for n8n?

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25 June 2026 23:07

Must be a systems' thing.

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25 June 2026 23:07

That was the best answer I could come up with, honestly.

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25 June 2026 23:02

Then maybe that system's documentation holds the answer.

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25 June 2026 22:51

What is work flow with python?

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25 June 2026 19:39

What have you tried to do, to solve that issue?
Show your code (read rule 5️⃣ first) and explain where, and why, you're stuck.

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25 June 2026 18:50

Can anyone explain what is the difference between x.copy() and x[:] in Python?

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25 June 2026 13:31

Help solve the problem of how to add the first two digits of this record in reverse order?

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25 June 2026 11:46

Knowing there's always more to learn and considering yourself highly skilled aren't mutually exclusive. Humility and mastery can exist at the same time.

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25 June 2026 11:20

looks like you need an offtopic group, please delete the off-topic message(s) and continue this conversation at @pythonofftopic

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25 June 2026 08:21

https://github.com/aadi1011/AI-ML-Roadmap-from-scratch
https://roadmap.sh/machine-learning

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25 June 2026 08:16

Do we have any one here doing ai and machine learning?

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25 June 2026 07:55

since when people need a paid courses to learn python i remember youtube courses was more than enough to learn