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10 June 2026 11:36

yo does anyone know what stack mosaicnow.xyz is using? found it yesterday while looking for c.ai alternatives without the annoying filters. the text chat is insanely fast but im trying to figure out what LLM they use under the hood cuz the memory is actually holding up. they also threw in a voice mode which is kinda sick. anyone reverse engineered this yet?

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10 June 2026 09:38

I use Oracle Cloud free tier, VERY generous

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09 June 2026 18:01

Use katabump it's free

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09 June 2026 17:16

Yeah i read everything

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09 June 2026 16:51

I breaked any rules???

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09 June 2026 15:59

Yes, someone in this group almost certainly does.

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09 June 2026 14:58

Yep? Do i breaked any law?

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09 June 2026 14:51

Ok you are Indian na?

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09 June 2026 14:43

How can you tell me?

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09 June 2026 14:41

I create all with ai

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09 June 2026 08:14

Rule 1️⃣: Speak English.

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06 June 2026 22:37

Corey Schaefer is very good.
But it's very advanced and may be hard.
If you want a simpler the tech with tim is also good

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06 June 2026 14:15

also dont get stuck in tutorial hell though

just make a few real projects like 2 3 and then try to get some actual projects maybe or make something without watching a tutorial but instead if you dont know how to do X (X should be a really small part of the project) just search about that, ask ai to help you with that (don't ask ai to gice you the code, explain to ai you are new to programming, you want to learn, etc)

by doing this over time you will learn

its completely normal to not know how to do X when it's your first time trying to do X

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06 June 2026 13:57

Can anyone recommend a comprehensive Python PDF or notes that go from beginner to advanced?

I learned Python before, but when I had to build a project, I struggled to know where to start. I'm looking for a resource that helps with both Python and the transition to real projects.

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06 June 2026 13:38

That’s a great approach. Let’s do it. I'm also learning without rushing. Feel free to reach out whenever you want.

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10 June 2026 11:35

3️⃣ Be considerate!

1) The groups are tidy and focused on their topic! No off-topic conversations or messages! For off-topic conversations, use the off-topic group!
2) No flooding! That includes one word messages or repeating messages for attention!
3) No SPAM!
4) Don't abuse the bot!
5) No useless emojis! Of which most will be considered useless!
6) No nonsense messages!
7) No faulty user-bots!
8) Don't send useless messages like "Hi", "Hello", "How are you?", "Where are you from?", "I'm new here!".
9) No necro-posting! That is replying to old messages and trying to resurrect conversations!
10) No cross-posting! That is sending the same request or message in multiple groups.
11) Don't ask for support nor provide support for exams, homework, interviews or assignment requests/cheats/solutions, a.k.a. spoon-feeding!
12) Don't use names that hinder chat readability!
13) Don't discuss warns or bans in any group other than the meta group!
14) Don't copy and paste answers from ChatGPT or similar AI, neither suggest to use them!
15) Don't delete your messages after getting replies, avoid leaving context-less replies from other users

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10 June 2026 09:32

There is also a website that can deploy hosting robots.

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09 June 2026 17:18

Including rule 3, for which I shared the link of?

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09 June 2026 16:52

Did you read any rules?

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09 June 2026 16:29

There are now laws here, just rules. /channel/rules_for_python/14

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09 June 2026 15:06

Does someone work with Python?"

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09 June 2026 14:55

Did you read the rules?

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09 June 2026 14:45

How to create telegram adbot

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09 June 2026 14:42

Does anyone know the best platform to host telegram bot? Can i do it for free by any chance

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09 June 2026 09:10

Any adbot developer here ?

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08 June 2026 07:39

I have studied MBA but I want this ndo sql developer with python. Is it good for long term future?

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06 June 2026 14:20

i Highly recommend freeCodeCamp's most viewed video which is a Python Beginner Tutorial (it's like 4 hours & it covers the most basic syntax of Python + the basic parts about Programming) & then i recommend CS50 (Specifically CS50 2023 because imo it was the best one compared to other years) but you dont have to watch CS50 all the way through, if you find it too hard just drop it / skip it after Episode 1 & then i highly recommend the other sources i listed here

/channel/Python/2254823

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06 June 2026 14:11

i personally watch instead of reading so i dont have bopks or PDFs to recommend but i have some youtube channels to recommend & you can just watch any Project Based video that caughts your attention

Clear Code : real projects with python, mostly GUI apps & games

freeCodeCamp : real projects with python, mostly Backend, WebDev, Ai, Data Science, etc ... just search around in their youtube channel

i dont remember the channel name for this but just search AutomateAnythingWithPython its a book but the author also has a youtube channel & videos with it, this is much more smaller scale compared to actual real projects but it can still help

you can also use these github resources

Build Your Own X
https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x

Free Programming Books
https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books#readme

Awesome Youtubers (for programming)
https://github.com/JoseDeFreitas/awesome-youtubers#readme

Learn to Program
https://github.com/karlhorky/learn-to-program#readme

and if you need a Roadmap Roadmap.sh

edit: dont get stuck in tutorial hell though

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06 June 2026 13:44

Interested for group learning approach.

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06 June 2026 13:29

Let's work together, I'm also starting over again I want to learn properly. I learnt in hurry the first time.