#How can I learn Python smartly?

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How can I learn Python smartly?

Learning Python tips and tricks can help you become a more efficient and skilled programmer. Here are some strategies to discover and master Python tips and tricks:

Explore Python Documentation

The official Python documentation (https://docs.python.org/3/) is a treasure trove of tips and tricks. It contains detailed explanations of Python's features, standard libraries, and best practices. Study it regularly to discover new techniques.

Read Python Blogs and Websites

Numerous Python blogs and websites regularly share tips, tricks, and best practices. Some popular ones include Python Weekly, Real Python, and PyBites. Subscribe to newsletters or RSS feeds for regular updates.

Books and Tutorials

Books like "Python Tricks" by Dan Bader and tutorials from online platforms like Real Python, Stack Overflow, and GitHub Gists often include Python tips and tricks. Work through these resources to learn practical techniques.

Online Forums and Communities

Join Python-related online communities like Stack Overflow, Reddit's r/learnpython, and Python forums. Ask questions, explore discussions, and contribute your knowledge. You'll encounter various tips and tricks in these interactions.

Twitter and Social Media

Follow Python experts, developers, and enthusiasts on Twitter and other social media platforms. Many share Python tips, tricks, and code snippets regularly.

Python Code Repositories

Explore open-source Python projects on platforms like GitHub. Reading the code of well-maintained projects can expose you to advanced techniques and best practices.

Use Python IDEs and Editors

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like PyCharm and code editors like Visual Studio Code have features that suggest improvements and optimizations in your code. Pay attention to their suggestions and recommendations.

Practice and Experiment

Apply what you learn by practicing and experimenting with Python code. Create small projects or scripts to test different techniques and concepts.

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Almighty (Leo Valdez xFem!Oc)

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XXIII: Oh We're Performing Behaviours Are We? We're Acting in Ways?

After Calypso and Lester settle in for the night, Ara sits with her back against Festus and hugs her knees, watching Leo stoke the fire with his bare hands. She thinks of their first quest, how tense it was between them, how she had to restrain herself from getting too close too fast.

She also remembers worrying about guiding a group of amateur demigods. This quest isn't different, just worse. Ara has a wider variety of powers, she's older and Leo is stronger, but two of her current group have no demigod might to help them.

"That'll do it," Leo grunts, sitting beside her. "Look at those two..."

Ara glances at Calypso and Lester, small-looking under their blankets and sleeping bags, the soft snores the only sign that there's people under those piles of fabric. "You gotta talk to Calypso about her feud with Lester, I can't listen to their bickering for the entirety of our quest."

Leo snorts. "You and Nico were just like that while sailing together on the Argo II."

"But we fixed it, didn't we? We're friends. Besides, he's far nicer now that he's dating Will."

"Yeah, guess so... just like Lester, huh?"

"Hardly," Ara makes a face, completely missing Leo's intent look. "Guy's a load. He and a sack of potatoes are equally as helpful."

"Cut him some slack," Leo sighs, leaning against Festus. "Being human—and a teenager at that—must be a freaking nightmare to a god."

Ara frowns. "You were the one who wanted to fight Apollo after Delos."

"And you made the deal to defeat Python. What's your point? We're both at fault for saying stupid things." He huffs, supporting his forearms on both knees. "I'm only trying to make us feel better."

Ara reaches over to hold his hand. "Sorry, I'm frustrated. These two were immortal, magic-fueled beings and now we're to look after them. What for?"

Leo observes the fire deep in thought. "All I know is we spent our first quest wishing for someone to show up and help us. Now we can be that person for Cal and Lester, and I want to be. Isn't that the same reason why you're a General?"

"I worry," she insists with a scowl, "that all our efforts are in vain. Lester's stupid oath gets in the way and Calypso's inexperience—"

"You don't give her enough credit," he shakes his head. "Calypso wasn't a damsel in distress the whole time we were lost, you know? In those six months, she learned. Trust me."

Ara purses her lips, knowing she's only grumpy because of what Calypso said in the forest. She didn't like the way the girl saw right through her and claimed to be the same way as her when all this time she saw Calypso as a victim of circumstances. What does that say of Ara? "Fine. I'll cut Lester some slack and I'll trust Calypso. Now go to sleep."

"You should, too."

"I'll take first watch."

"I don't think there'll be more than one if you take the first," he points out smartly. "Nico told me you're not sleeping."

"That's a lie," Ara says defensively, dropping Leo's hand. "Sometimes my body doesn't need much rest, it's been like that since last summer, you know that."

"What about food? You packed less than what you'd usually pack for a group of four."

"Since when do you pay attention to nonsense?"

"Since I came back and saw you doing weird stuff," Leo raises a brow. "You've eaten nothing since last night."

"I wasn't hungry."

"I believe you, but that's not normal, Ara." He lowers his voice so the others can't hear in case they wake up. "Hercules said having a bunch of blessings could affect mortals—and when Asclepius looked at you he freaked out. He said being a daughter of Olympus—"

"You're overthinking."

"You don't sleep and you don't eat," he presses. "Something is going on—"

"Stop," her voice quivers as Leo inches closer to the hunch she's had for quite some time. "Leo, don't..."

His voice turns urgent as he cradles her face. "Arae, you gotta tell me if something's going on..."

"I don't know," she whispers. "It could be anything, it doesn't have to be otherworldly."

Leo searches for a better answer in her frightened gaze but ends up empty-handed. He sighs, pressing his forehead against her. Ara can tell he'll drop the subject, at least for now, and she relaxes. His hands move, one to the back of her head and the other down to hold one of hers. 

The boy tilts his head, pressing a soft kiss to the corner of her lips. When Ara doesn't move to kiss him properly, the hunger that's been festering for half a year takes over. He mumbles her name while pressing feather-light kisses down her jawline and to the soft spot under her ear.

Ara feels her face burn, her pulse rising as Leo's mouth moves lower, his pecks getting more enthusiastic until his lips part and leave an open-mouthed kiss where her neck meets her shoulder. Ara tenses, speaking in a tight whisper. "Do you dare—"

Leo bites the tender skin, too eager to be stopped. Ara covers her mouth to stop a yelp from bursting into the silence. "Leónidas! We're not alone!"

"They're asleep," he mutters. "Passed out— you think this is gonna wake them?"

"No, but something else could and I don't want them to see us!" She whispers frantically, trying to push him away.

"Why, because they'd get jealous?" He smirks, not meaning it.

"Leo," Ara glances at the sleeping figures before them. "Please, this isn't funny."

"Since when making out isn't fun?" Leo groans, nuzzling his face on her neck. "We used to make out all the freaking time!" He presses soft kisses against the skin he reveals by pulling her shirt's neckline down and hums approvingly. "In a ship full of people... and I think you liked that they could probably hear you giggling and sighing..."

"This isn't the same," Ara protests, getting a little angry. "This is disrespectful."

"Disrespectful?" He pulls back. "To whom? Not to my girlfriend who loves my lovebites, or my friend who hates romance at the moment," his glare lands on Lester. "Say what you mean, it's about him."

"You said to cut him some slack," Ara reasons. "That guy has been struggling— the flowers Rhea put in my head are Hyacinths and Lester thinks they're supposed to mean—"

"That you're marked to be his childbride?" Leo snaps. 

Ara stops, he'd never talked to her like this before, but she gets it, if only because Leo is still holding onto her hand and she can feel the anxiety he's nursing. He thinks there are lingering feelings in Ara's heart for Apollo, which is crazy. Michael held a bigger part of her heart than Apollo ever did, but now Apollo is Lester, and he's what Leo was when Ara met him, and she'll want to adopt the next puppy in line. Which is crazy. 

Nonetheless, Ara gets it. She feared the same of Calypso when Leo went to save her, that he'd found his next extraordinary girl in line. But they can't continue like this, feeding their jealousy and squeezing each other in vice grips just to make sure the love stays put. Hate and love are equals and old friends, and Ara knows it's easy to turn one into the other.

"I don't wanna fight," she says after taking a deep and calming breath. "I love you."

Leo comes to his senses, processing what he said and regretting it. "Arae..."

"We're tired, we've had to hasten our reunion and double our shifts," she cups his cheek. "Let's sleep, okay? Festus will take the night shift. Right, buddy?" The bronze dragon lets out some steam as confirmation. "That's a good boy," she pats his flank, too anxious to look at Leo any longer.

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Seekers- The Art of Finding Information

What is true online? How can you find useful information online? How can you verify the truth of something online? How can you learn more about current events, people or organizations and only get the statistical numbers?

These are legitimate questions, and with the dawn of the "fake news" misnomer, it's increasingly important to know how to search for verifiable, empirical information that can be measured (so you can form your own opinions, instead of believing whatever is the latest fad). Due to this, I personally feel morally obligated to share introductory techniques and tools of the trade of Seeking- gathering useful and actionable information.

This blog post is dedicated to Francesco Vianello (1952-2009). May you continue to rest in peace, and may your wisdom continue to be useful to us all.

Getting Started

Before we begin to do some deep digging, we'll need to have a few programs at the ready. You MUST have a text editor, a way to edit spreadsheets, and Tor Browser. Tor Browser is important because it becomes harder to track your current location, allowing you to bypass location filters.

Why don't we attempt to dig up some of the latest research on COVID-19, and and see what sorts of things we can uncover?

Preparations

Awesome, so let's go and open our text editor and make it look like this:

### SCOPE ### Digging for the latest research on COVID-19. ### QUERY ### ### USEFUL DOMAINS ### ### NOTES ### ### EXTRA LINKS ###

We don't have any search terms yet, so let's do a little "sub-research" before we design our search terms. We're after research information, so it might be a smart idea to look for medical journals. Let's fire up Tor Browser and go to google. We're looking for medical journals right now, so let's search for it. Apparently, Wikipedia has a nice comprehensive list of them, so let's fill in our text documentation accordingly:

### SCOPE ### Digging for the latest research on COVID-19. ### QUERY ### ### USEFUL DOMAINS ### https://journals.lww.com/ http://scielo.sld.cu/ https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ https://www.journals.elsevierhealth.com https://www.sciencedirect.com/ https://www.hindawi.com/ http://www.bjmp.org/ http://www.cmj.org/ http://www.journalonweb.com/ http://www.eurjmedres.com/ ### NOTES ### - Found a list of various medical journals and their corresponding sites on Wikipedia, through the listed hyperlinks. ### EXTRA LINKS ### - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_journals

Awesome! This should be enough info to start gathering research papers and other goodies having to do with COVID.

Digging Deep

Awesome! We will now need to construct a list of possible search terms to narrow down EXACTLY what we're looking for. Enter the world of Google Dorking- the construction of special Google search queries to get specific information. The AND, OR, parentheses, etc. operations are all supported. Check This Link for a cheatsheet on various queries you can use to your advantage: https://gist.github.com/sundowndev/

Now, let's build a query! (intitle:"COVID" OR intitle:"COVID-19" OR intitle:"COVID-19") AND (domain:"journals.lww.com" OR domain:"scielo.sld.cu" OR domain:"onlinelibrary.wiley.com" OR domain:"www.journals.elsevierhealth.com" OR domain:"www.sciencedirect.com" OR domain:"www.hindawi.com" OR domain:"www.bjmp.org" OR domain:"www.cmj.org" OR domain:"www.journalonweb.com" OR domain:"www.eurjmedres.com") AND (type:"pdf" OR type:"epub" OR type:"txt")

Bad news: This query is too long and doesn't turn up enough results, so we'll need to modify it a bit: COVID AND (domain:"journals.lww.com" OR domain:"scielo.sld.cu" OR domain:"onlinelibrary.wiley.com" OR domain:"www.journals.elsevierhealth.com" OR domain:"www.sciencedirect.com" OR domain:"www.hindawi.com" OR domain:"www.bjmp.org")

Now, let's read through our Google results and update the documentation once more:

### SCOPE ### Digging for the latest research on COVID-19. ### QUERY ### COVID AND (domain:"journals.lww.com" OR domain:"scielo.sld.cu" OR domain:"onlinelibrary.wiley.com" OR domain:"www.journals.elsevierhealth.com" OR domain:"www.sciencedirect.com" OR domain:"www.hindawi.com" OR domain:"www.bjmp.org") ### USEFUL DOMAINS ### ---CORE LINKS--- - https://journals.lww.com/ - http://scielo.sld.cu/ - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ - https://www.journals.elsevierhealth.com - https://www.sciencedirect.com/ - https://www.hindawi.com/ - http://www.bjmp.org/ - http://www.cmj.org/ - http://www.journalonweb.com/ - http://www.eurjmedres.com/ ---TO DIG FURTHER INTO--- - https://www.reddit.com/domain/onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ - https://www.reddit.com/domain/journals.lww.com/ - https://help.oclc.org/Library_Management/EZproxy/Database_stanzas/Wiley_Online_Library ---FOUND--- - https://www.doh.gov.ph/doh-press-release/DOH%2C-OTHER-AGENCIES-WORK-TO-PREVENT-COVID-19-IN-CLOSED%E2%80%93SETTING-FACILITIES - https://www.icrc.org/en/download/file/118825/icrc_covid-19_response_infographic_05_may_release.pdf ### NOTES ### - Found a list of various medical journals and their corresponding sites on Wikipedia, through the listed hyperlinks. - Discovered Wiley Online Library URL list. ### EXTRA LINKS ### !!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_journals

Wait, I Don't Get These Queries!

These queries use a syntax that is remniscient of a SQL language, with a bunch of quirks. To get exactly what we want, Google offers a bunch of special things you can use to search with (We lovingly call them "Dorks") that enable you to search for more precise things. For example, intext: lets you search the text of a webpage/document while type: lets you search by filetype. When paired with logical AND's and OR's and put in parentheses, we get a really custom search, tailored to find exactly what we want.

Continuing On

We could continue further by developing more search queries and diving deeper into the sources. For the sake of brevity and simplicity, we could stop here to analyze the information we gathered and determine if we wanted to dive in deeper and use more advanced tools, such as Maltego, Shodan, etc.

This is only an INTRODUCTION to this art of seeking information, but here's the core concepts to remember: - Plan and do some information gathering about related entities before you dive into hard-core researching. - DOCUMENT WHAT YOU DO! This is critical, so you can go back and narrow down your findings and smartly develop new searches (thus saving time that would otherwise be wasted) - Do research in a cycle- get related entities, document related entities, dig for information on target, document findings, read through findings, repeat until satisfied.

Following this process is a little more taxing on the mind, but it produces plentiful results and you're bound to find truth. On top of this, you will also gain the ability to find rare files, books and programs that are hidden deep within the bowels of the internet. For the technically savvy, it is possible to automate this process to find specific things online, using a programming language as simple as Python.

Until Next Time!

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