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Hey! I made a bunch of Python notes a bit ago and decided to share them. They're really beginner friendly, and include a bunch of external sources that I used and continue using at the end. Hope this helps someone!

Raspberry Pi 5 / RP1 chip support for Neopixels with Python bindings coming soon 🎉💡🖥️🌈🐍

Hot off the PIO-presses, our resident Jepler created a Python binding for the Raspberry Pi 5 that lets us use the RP1 chip

on the 5/500 series boards to drive Neopixels using PIO. This is great because we can now use Neopixels

and friends on the latest Pi boards, and we can use any pin because PIO is not limited by underlying peripherals. You do need the latest kernel and firmware, so it is not quite ready for prime-time, but once piolib

Fernet Encryption SSL Certificate Check Implementing a UI - Chose PyQt because its a prettier layout than Tkinter. Implementing a toolbar for the UI Implementing browsing history + browsing history tab + a clear button to clear the history - Done in the GUI / UI as well. Adding a privacy browsing mechanism - routed through Tor Added PyBlocker for Ad Blocking and Anti-Tracking on websites Added a feature to make Google not track your searches because fuck you Google you nosey assholes. Added a sandbox to avoid user getting infected with viruses Added additional functionalities including optimization that way the browser wasn't slow as fuck: Using JavaScript v 8 engine to load JavaScript Using slight mem caching <100mb to avoid slowing the computer but also let the program browse quicker Using one http request to send multiple http requests - need to set limit. Encrypted global security features. I am at over 300 lines of code. I am ready to pay someone to debug this shit when I am finished with it (lol) May the force be with you my #Pythonistas

(27/06/2023)

Hello everyone.

How are you? I hope well.

Today I continued my saga of studying calmly avoiding a burnout (it's serious but it's funny at the same time kkkkkk)

I finished module 1 of javascript and did well in the logic exercises.

And here I've been reflecting and comparing myself a lot with the June 2022 bea, she couldn't do a logic exercise and today I've mastered it well. Sometimes I get choked up. But I can always work it out if I really try.

I installed python 3.11 and here was another overcoming because as I have the linux terminal (I will never recommend it for beginners) I kept having to install and update the version. But today I got it.

(This exercise was to only test my terminal in vscode)

Hey, you must ask yourself, but why python if you have a front-end?

Because I need to learn function and ordering algorithms and I find it easier with python than with javascript. (precisely because I know more about python than js)

With this I started my introductory computer science course and I hope to finish it by Thursday. And how are your studies?

I wish you can overcome your obstacles to achieve your goals, discipline, constancy.

And my personal advice, when my goals aren't enough to motivate me, I decide to win in the power of hate.

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I'm deign a YouTube shorts automation bot that will create a shorts video for you. If you are looking for this