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im 16 (‘07), scorpio, istp. my pronouns are she/her. im going into my senior year. im rather quiet and like to keep to myself. outside of tumblr, im typically an active person, i love to go on hikes, biking, and going to the gym. other hobbies include reading, baking, and cooking. i prefer the beach to the mountains. listen to all kinds of music. i love brent faiyaz, zach bryan, mac demarco, sza, and the backseat lovers.

other than haikyuu, i've watched and loved other anime/movies/series like

ouran high school host club, the disastrous life of saiki k, my hero academia, attack on titan, fullmetal alchemist brotherhood, one piece, love me love me not, and orange

avatar the last airbender, legend of korra, a series of unfortuante events, the good place, gilmore girls, modern family, suits, brooklyn 99, the bear, and the boys

500 days of summer, la la land, little women, django unchained, tangled, us, get out, superbad, deadpool, pretty woman

i hope to get around to writing for more series and characters other than haikyuu

my favorite characters to write for (and just favorite characters in general) include tsukishima, sugawara, oikawa, iwaizumi, kuroo, bokuto, akaashi, ATSUMU(loml), osamu, and sakusa

if you have any questions or requests please feel free to just ask! im always looking for new ideas!

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Time marches on…and while time was marching on through the month of June, I read a number of books. If you don't want to find out more about them, you should stop reading now.

Potential spoilers for Minister Faust's "War & Mir", Sharon Shinn's Archangel series, Django Wexler's Shadow Campaigns, and of course Lois McMaster Bujold's Vorkosigan Saga.

Lois McMaster Bujold: Diplomatic Immunity, completed June 2

Getting into the home stretch on the Vorkosigan Saga Reread…by which I mean, getting into the latter-day books that I generally didn't enjoy as much. For one thing, the title does nothing for me. "Diplomatic immunity" has nothing to do with anything. It would make a better title for Jhereg than it would for this book. Is it worse than The Warrior's Apprentice? Yeah, probably. But anyway. The plot is not fudged by the mind-numbing coincidence which ruins Komarr for me, but it has a similar feel of trying to solve one mystery and then mostly tossing that aside because of a different mystery. Maybe this is a standard kind of thing for a mystery, or a thriller, but I don't know if I'm a fan of it. The underlying plot is (spoilers) mostly drawn from Cetaganda, the setting is extrapolated from Falling Free, and while there is plenty of excitement and tension, at least in the second half of the book, it's not quite enough to outweigh the other bits, and it leaves me nitpicking. (Is there any reason for the admiral in charge of the fleet to be a Vorpatril? Plenty of other Vor families exist… Also, the character going by the alias 'Dubauer' kept making me wonder if there was some connection back to the brain-fried guy from Shards of Honour, which there is not…) Also, Ekaterin and Roic are both present, but neither gets POV; I can see that maybe there's not enough for Ekaterin to do to give her her own POV, but there almost is. Anyway, it doesn't quite feel fully satisfying, and maybe some of these things are why, but it's hard to quantify.

Minister Faust: War & Mir, Part II: The Darkold, completed June 7

Once again I had almost completely run out of books by male "diversity" authors (and in general I seem to need more African vs. Asian, too) so after the last one I recalled that I hadn't yet gotten the second book in Minister Faust's "War & Mir" series. What with one thing and another, I ended up having to get my wife to purchase it on her Kobo the night before I was due to start it.

Minister Faust is not his real name; his real name is Malcolm Azania (one time he was running for MP and had to do so under his real name, and I didn't connect them for a few years) but I believe he originally used Minister Faust as an alias when he was hosting a local radio show (yes, local as in Edmontonian). I've met him a couple of times, most memorably when he did a presentation at a local con about why one should watch "Avatar: The Last Airbender", which I did, and it was great, so thanks for that. I've read most of his other novels, I think--Coyote Kings of The Space-Age Bachelor Pad, From The Notebooks of Dr. Brain (which I think he's re-released under a different title), and The Alchemists of Kush, though it looks like there's plenty of stories that I haven't read, and maybe more recent novels.

There is, handily, a summary of Book One at the beginning of this one; I usually like those because I frequently forget what happened because of how I tend to space out the novels in a series. I remembered that it started out in Edmonton, a local downtown mall got trashed, and there was something about the "Diefenbunker", a former cold-war bunker near Ottawa from the days of Prime Minister Diefenbaker, and some kind of hidden civilization elsewhere in the solar system and an arrogant princess type that our protagonist had to deal with.

This one goes through some dark places, as our main character is now a fugitive and separated from most of his resources, and with a boy to take care of. There's human vs. "Numan" racism, oppressive "company-store" indentured servitude, tragic character deaths…our main character is sorely tried. So it's not a cheerful book, but there are moments of triumph. Unfortunately, I suspect that (like some of the other books I've read this year) the next book in the series is delayed and not yet out.

Django Wexler: The Shadow Throne, completed June 13

Decided to go back to some epic fantasy (well, gunpowder fantasy, at least) for my next book, mildly thick, and return to the Django Wexler series I started less than a year ago (a pretty fast pace, for me). The first book took place in a fantasy north-African setting, with a colonial army forced to take the side of a decadent ruler over the religious fanatics trying to overthrow him. Somehow it managed to feel less problematic than that summary implies, because there's treachery within and without, and dark demonic forces that our protagonists are, of course, against. Said protagonists are Winter, the young commander who's secretly a woman (and a lesbian), and Marcus, the doughty captain, but a central character is Janus Vhalnich, a new commander sent down there to fail, but with an agenda of his own.

The second book opens with the three of them returning from overseas to the capital after their (spoilers: successful) campaign, and without the army from book one because Janus is in too much of a hurry. Not to worry, there are plenty of new secondary characters, starting with a new POV character, Princess Raesinia, sole heir after the untimely death of her brother; the reason Janus is in so much of a hurry is because the king is on his deathbed and not expected to last much longer. Raesinia is secretly working with revolutionaries who don't know her true identity, to try to counter the plots of Duke Orlanko, the sinister head of the kingdom's spies. Janus is appointed Minister of Justice, Winter gets sent undercover (where she has to "pretend" to be a woman) and Marcus is put in charge of the city guards, and soon it becomes clear that this is based heavily on the French Revolution. Which apparently makes Janus…Napoleon? And Orlanko, I dunno, Cardinal Richelieu? The magical elements are sparing but highly significant to the plot, and Marcus and Winter's backstories are also relevant. Occasional villain POVs are not too disruptive. There were several places where I got stuck on a page, mostly because it was doing description and I was just having trouble focusing on it. And plenty of times there were gaps between scenes where time passed but it wasn't immediately clear, so a little confusing. Minor points, mostly.

I'm not sure what the title's referring to, though. I don't know if the phrase was ever explicitly used in the book, though I may have missed it. Maybe it's just metaphorical, but it bugs me a little.

Sharon Shinn: The Alleluia Files, completed June 18

Looking now for a female author, not epic fantasy and probably not space opera (since there's more Vorkosigan coming up), I still had a few choices. I wasn't really feeling like urban fantasy, either, so I ended up picking the Sharon Shinn mostly because it had been waiting for quite a while.

My wife has read a liked a lot of Sharon Shinn, but I was kind of meh on the first Samaria book, Archangel, and it took me a while to get around to the second one, Jovah's Angel. I liked that one a lot better, though. So I'm not sure why it's taken me so long to get around to this one. I've probably forgotten a lot of what happened last book, of course. But it's okay because it's been a hundred years and most of the people on the planet have also forgotten what happened back then.

The Samaria books take place on one of these lost colony worlds, whose inhabitants have pretty much forgotten that it's a colony world. (Sometimes this gives me Pern vibes.) Some of the inhabitants are angels--they have wings, and can fly, and they can sing to the god Jovah for some things (like rain, or food, or thunderbolts) and if they sing it right, then Jovah will give them what they ask for. Angels and humans can (and perhaps must? I'm not quite clear) interbreed, and their offspring can be either human or angel. Angel-human romances are a big part of the series.

Most of the action takes place on the island of Samaria, centre of the human colony, and most place names and personal names are very Biblical--this book includes a Tamar and a Jared, for instance. In the last book, the angel Alleluia made some discoveries about the technological underpinnings of their society, but was not ready to reveal them; there's a group called the Jacobites who believe that Jovah is not a god but mere technology, and they search for the "Alleluia Files", a lost record that they believe contains proof in Alleluia's own words. The current Archangel, Bael, does not like the Jacobites at all, and is secretly trying to wipe them out…but there are now settlements off Samaria, in the land of Ysral, where they welcome Jacobites, and are trying to embrace some of the technology rediscovered in Alleluia's time, such as motorized vehicles and the ability to record and transmit sound.

We follow the characters of Tamar, a Jacobite who soon ends up a fugitive; Jared, an angel who is mostly drifting through his life; and Lucinda, a somewhat sheltered angel who has been raised on an island between Samaria and Ysral and is just now exploring mainstream angel society. There's some harsh tonal shifts between Tamar repeatedly fleeing for her life, and Jared wandering through upper-class diversions before he stumbles upon her, and it doesn't always quite work, but for the most part it's a satisfying conclusion to the original trilogy. There are two more books, but I'm told they are further back in the timeline and concentrating on the angel-human romances rather than the rediscovery of technology, so I may leave those for now, since we have a number of other Sharon Shinn series to choose from. I've thus replaced it with Mystic And Rider as my next likely Sharon Shinn book.

Lois McMaster Bujold: Captain Vorpatril's Alliance, completed June 22

The next Vorkosigan reread...I recall this as a fun book but not always satisfying, because there are some abrupt lurches in the plot which don't really work for me. As the title implies, we are focusing on Miles Vorkosigan's cousin Ivan Vorpatril, who has showed some signs in the past of wanting to settle down, and Byerly Vorrutyer returns from A Civil Campaign as his foil. His romantic interest is a new character, a woman named Tej of mysterious background, who Ivan is obliged to marry early in the book, after a he-investigates-her-she-stuns-him meet-cute turns into the-authorities-are-after-her. And then a bunch more characters from her past show up midway through the book and kind of take over the plot. Simon Illyan at least does get a good role in this one, and the climactic scenes of the book are pretty good, but it doesn't hang together as well as it should.

And that's all for June, because the next book I chose turned out to be another thick fantasy book, and will take me into July. I am embracing my Goodreads Challenge rebellion, by which I mean I'm probably going to lower my total to 90 for the year.

I did read another Love & Rockets ebook on my Kindle Fire, from the bundle I got a while back. This one, Luba And Her Family, has bits that I probably remember from some of the comics that I got (I do have some of the Love & Rockets Vol. 2 though I haven't read them very much), though there were some scenes from the comics that I remember that weren't in here so I have apparently read even further than this. It's all, or almost all, set in California, little or nothing in Palomar. A lot of it follows Venus, a preteen girl who is the daughter of Luba's half-sister Petra. We do also see Luba herself, and Doralis and Pipo and Sergio, and Guadalupe and Gato and Casimira, and even a little bit of Maricela. Oh, and Khamo flashbacks, which is interesting, since he's always been a bit of a cipher. Nothing of Heraclio and Carmen (who are probably still in Palomar or something). It's interesting, though there's little plot throughline, nothing like "Human Diastrophism" or "Poison River".

I put the Sugar book on the back burner again, and wanted to pick out another more interesting nonfiction book to read for a bit. I had taken a few of my late stepfather's last time we visited my mom, but some of them seem to have aged poorly. Wikinomics, all about online collaboration, it positively ancient, and More Good News, about climate change, was also a decade or so old. I'm trying Risk by Daniel Gardner (which has been reprinted under other titles as well, such as The Science of Fear), though I haven't gotten too far yet. He seems a little gosh-wow about evolutionary psychology, which I am so over, not to mention the "obesity epidemic", but there might be something interesting about cognitive biases. He also draws from the Thinking, Fast And Slow theories about the two types of thinking. And it even has a special afterword about the 2008 financial crisis! …So we'll see how it goes.

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1. Course Content and Structure

- What topics are covered in the Python course? Are they suitable for beginners, intermediate, or advanced learners?

- How is the course content structured? Does it follow a logical progression?

- Are there any real-world projects or practical exercises included?

 2. Instructor Credentials

- Who are the instructors, and what are their qualifications and experience with Python?

- Do the instructors have experience teaching Python to diverse audiences?

3. Learning Outcomes

- What skills or knowledge can students expect to gain by the end of the course?

- Are there any certifications or qualifications provided upon completion?

 4. Course Format and Delivery

- Is the course offered online, in-person, or in a hybrid format?

- How is the course delivered (e.g., video lectures, live sessions, interactive coding exercises)?

- Are there any supplementary materials or resources provided (e.g., textbooks, access to forums)?

 Python is a highly versatile and popular programming language with a wide range of benefits that make it a top choice for many developers and organizations. Here are some of the key benefits of Python:

 1. Ease of Learning and Use

Simple Syntax: Python's syntax is clear and easy to understand, which makes it an excellent language for beginners. Its readability promotes good coding practices and helps developers write clean, maintainable code.

Readable Code: Python's emphasis on readability means that code is more intuitive and less prone to errors. This also makes it easier to collaborate with others on projects.

 2. Versatility and Flexibility

General-Purpose: Python is a general-purpose language, meaning it can be used for a wide variety of applications, from web development to data analysis to automation.

Integration: Python can easily integrate with other languages and technologies. For example, it can be used alongside C/C++ for performance-critical applications or JavaScript for web development.

3. Extensive Libraries and Frameworks

Rich Ecosystem: Python has a vast standard library and a rich ecosystem of third-party libraries and frameworks that can simplify and accelerate development. Popular libraries include NumPy for numerical computing, Pandas for data analysis, and Django for web development.

Third-Party Packages: The Python Package Index (PyPI) hosts thousands of third-party packages that can extend Python’s functionality, making it easier to find tools and resources for specific tasks.

4.Community and Support

Large Community: Python has a large and active community of developers who contribute to its growth and support. This means ample resources such as tutorials, documentation, forums, and community-driven support.

Open Source: Python is open-source, so it is free to use and distribute. The open-source nature also encourages collaboration and sharing among developers.

Python’s combination of ease of use, versatility, and a rich ecosystem makes it a powerful tool for developers across different fields and applications. Whether you're building web applications, analyzing data, or working on machine learning projects, Python offers a robust and supportive environment to get the job done.

Best Python Institute

Finding the best Python institute in Hamirpur (Himachal Pradesh) involves considering various factors such as the quality of education, course content, faculty, infrastructure, and student reviews. As of now, specific names of institutes in Hamirpur might not be widely known, but here’s how you can find a reputable Python training provider:

Local Institutes and Training Centers

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In Hamirpur, the best Python course often combines comprehensive instruction with practical applications. Look for programs offered by local educational institutions or training centers that provide hands-on experience and cover fundamental to advanced Python concepts. Courses that include real-world projects, interactive sessions, and personalized mentorship can offer significant value. Institutes with experienced instructors, industry-relevant curriculum, and flexible scheduling are ideal. Additionally, consider courses with positive reviews and success stories from previous students, which can indicate quality and effectiveness. Local tech hubs or online platforms offering remote participation could also be valuable options to explore.HAMIRPUR BRANCH

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Excellence Technology in Hamirpur is a leading training center specializing in cutting-edge IT education. It offers a range of courses in programming languages like Python, web development, and data science. Known for its hands-on approach, Excellence Technology provides practical training through real-world projects, ensuring students gain valuable industry experience. 

Popular Training Institutes with Online Options

If local options are limited, consider national or online institutes that offer quality Python training and might provide virtual classes accessible from Hamirpur:1.

 NIIT

 Offers comprehensive Python courses that cover basics to advanced topics, and they often have centers or partnerships in various cities.

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Simplilearn

Known for its online learning platform, Simplilearn offers Python courses that are highly rated and accessible from anywhere.

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Coursera/Udemy/edX

Coursera: Partners with universities and institutions worldwide to offer Python courses.

Udemy: Provides a variety of Python courses from introductory to advanced levels, often at discounted prices.

edX: Offers Python courses from institutions like MIT and Harvard.

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 Aptech

 A global career education company with a range of IT training programs, including Python.

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Coding Blocks

Provides online and sometimes offline courses with a focus on hands-on projects and real-world applications.

You can start by contacting local institutes, checking their websites, and speaking with representatives to get a sense of their offerings and fit for your needs. If local options are limited, exploring online courses might provide a more flexible and comprehensive learning experience.

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Innovative Technology Stacks for Modern Website Development

Introduction

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the choice of technology stack plays a pivotal role in shaping the success of modern website development endeavors. The technologies selected can significantly impact a website's performance, scalability, and ease of maintenance. Whether you are launching a startup or managing an established enterprise, adopting the right technologies ensures that your web projects remain competitive and relevant. This article delves into the essential components of technology stacks, drawing insights from a prominent website development company in Chennai.

What is a Technology Stack?

A technology stack, commonly referred to as a tech stack, comprises a collection of software tools, programming languages, and frameworks utilized in the development of web or mobile applications. It encompasses three primary layers: front-end, back-end, and full-stack, each tailored to specific functionalities that collectively deliver a cohesive application.

Popular Front-end Technologies

Front-end development focuses on the user-facing components of a website, emphasizing visual aesthetics and user interaction. Key technologies include HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactive functionalities.

Modern web development heavily relies on robust JavaScript frameworks such as React, Angular, and Vue.js. React, renowned for its efficient rendering and component-based architecture, is developed by Facebook. Angular, managed by Google, provides a comprehensive framework for building dynamic web applications. Vue.js, known for its progressive nature and flexibility, has gained popularity among developers seeking simplicity and versatility.

For businesses seeking expertise in leveraging these cutting-edge technologies, partnering with a reputable website development company in Chennai can provide strategic advantages. Such companies possess deep knowledge and experience in implementing these frameworks effectively, ensuring optimal performance and user satisfaction. They offer tailored solutions that align with business objectives, leveraging the latest advancements in front-end development to deliver compelling digital experiences.

Trending Back-end Technologies

Back-end development involves server-side logic, database management, and integration of various application components. Popular choices include Node.js, Python, and Ruby on Rails. Node.js leverages Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine, enabling server-side scripting in JavaScript. Python, with frameworks like Django and Flask, emphasizes simplicity and readability, ideal for rapid application development. Ruby on Rails, valued for its efficiency, supports the swift deployment of complex applications.

PHP remains a cornerstone in server-side scripting, favored for its widespread adoption and ease of use. Laravel, a robust PHP framework, streamlines web development with its expressive syntax and powerful toolset, facilitating the creation of intricate applications with efficiency.

Database Technologies

Databases serve as repositories for application data, categorized into SQL and NoSQL types. SQL databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL utilize structured query language for managing relational data, suited for complex queries and transactional processes. NoSQL databases like MongoDB operate schema-free, accommodating unstructured data with scalability and flexibility.

Cloud Hosting Solutions

Cloud hosting, offered by providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, delivers scalable and cost-effective infrastructure solutions. These platforms provide extensive services including storage, computing power, and networking capabilities, empowering businesses to scale operations efficiently. Cloud servers, contrasting with traditional physical servers, offer virtualized resources that are easier to manage and scale as per demand.

APIs and Microservices

APIs facilitate seamless communication and data exchange between diverse software systems, enabling integration and functionality across applications. Microservices architecture decomposes applications into smaller, independently deployable services, promoting scalability, and agility in development and maintenance.

Security Technologies

Ensuring robust security measures is paramount in safeguarding websites against potential threats and vulnerabilities. SSL/TLS protocols encrypt data transmissions, maintaining data integrity and confidentiality. Firewalls monitor network traffic, enforcing predefined security rules to safeguard against unauthorized access and cyber threats.

Content Management Systems (CMS)

CMS platforms streamline content creation, editing, and publication, essential for websites necessitating frequent updates and dynamic content management. WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal stand as prominent CMS choices, each offering unique features tailored to diverse website requirements.

Headless CMS decouples content management from the presentation layer, empowering developers to distribute content seamlessly across multiple platforms via APIs, enhancing flexibility and scalability.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

PWAs merge the best features of web and mobile applications, delivering offline capabilities, rapid loading times, and a native app-like user experience. They leverage service workers, web app manifests, and responsive design principles to enhance engagement and performance across devices.

Single Page Applications (SPAs)

SPAs load content dynamically within a single HTML page, optimizing performance by eliminating page reloads and offering a fluid user experience. Frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue.js excel in developing SPAs, leveraging efficient rendering and state management capabilities.

Mobile-First Development

Designing websites with a mobile-first approach ensures optimal user experiences on mobile devices, adapting content and functionalities for smaller screens before scaling up for desktops.

Emerging Technologies and Future Trends

Looking ahead, the landscape of web development continues to evolve rapidly, influenced by emerging technologies and shifting user expectations. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize web experiences through personalized content recommendations, automated customer support, and predictive analytics. Blockchain technology offers decentralized solutions for secure transactions, data privacy, and digital identity verification, promising enhanced trust and transparency in online interactions.

As businesses navigate these advancements, staying agile and adaptable is key to harnessing the full potential of technology in creating innovative web solutions. Embracing a forward-thinking approach and leveraging the expertise of seasoned developers and technology partners will be instrumental in driving growth and differentiation in the competitive digital marketplace.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the selection of an appropriate technology stack is pivotal in achieving success in modern website development endeavors. By leveraging innovative technologies and best practices, businesses can build scalable, high-performing, and secure web applications. The future of web development holds promising advancements, driven by emerging technologies such as AI and blockchain. Collaborating with a reputable website development company in Chennai equips businesses with the expertise to make informed decisions and implement cutting-edge solutions tailored to their specific needs.

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Python Progression: A Guide to Intermediate Courses for Aspiring Programmers

Introduction

Embarking on a journey to master Python programming marks a significant step for aspiring programmers. Having conquered the basics, the logical next step is to delve into intermediate courses that can hone your skills and prepare you for more complex challenges. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the best Python intermediate courses available, ensuring you make informed choices to further your programming prowess.

The Importance of Intermediate Courses

Before delving into specific courses, let's understand why intermediate courses are crucial in the Python learning journey. Intermediate courses bridge the gap between beginner and advanced levels, offering a deeper understanding of Python's intricacies. These courses expose learners to more advanced concepts, coding practices, and real-world applications, laying a solid foundation for tackling complex projects.

Data Structures and Algorithms Mastery

Mastering data structures and algorithms is a cornerstone of programming expertise. Intermediate courses that focus on these topics help programmers enhance their problem-solving skills. Look for courses covering topics like linked lists, trees, graphs, and sorting algorithms Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python

Python's versatility shines through its support for object-oriented programming. Intermediate courses in OOP help programmers organize code, improve code reusability, and enhance scalability. Consider courses that cover topics like classes, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. Codecademy and Udemy host courses with hands-on projects to solidify your understanding of OOP principles.

Web Development with Django

Django is a powerful web framework for Python, widely used in building robust and scalable web applications. Intermediate courses in Django cover topics like models, views, templates, and working with databases. Platforms like Real Python and Full Stack Python offer Django courses that guide you through building functional web applications, providing valuable hands-on experience.

Advanced Python Libraries

Expand your Python toolkit by exploring advanced libraries. Courses on NumPy, pandas, and Matplotlib empower you to manipulate and visualize data efficiently. These libraries are essential for data science and analysis. Platforms such as DataCamp and Kaggle offer interactive courses that allow you to apply these libraries to real-world datasets, honing your skills in data manipulation and analysis.

Testing and Debugging Techniques

A crucial skill for any programmer is the ability to write robust and error-free code. Intermediate courses on testing and debugging techniques help you identify and fix issues efficiently. Platforms like Pluralsight and Test Automation University provide courses covering unit testing, debugging tools, and best practices, ensuring your code is reliable and scalable.

Networking and Security in Python

Understanding networking concepts and implementing security measures is vital in today's interconnected world. Intermediate courses on networking and security in Python teach you how to create network applications, handle protocols, and implement security measures. Platforms like Cisco Networking Academy and Cybrary offer courses that equip you with the skills needed for secure and efficient networking.

GUI Development with Tkinter

Graphical User Interface (GUI) development is an essential skill for those looking to create desktop applications. Intermediate courses on Tkinter, Python's standard GUI toolkit, guide you through building interactive and user-friendly interfaces. Online platforms like GeeksforGeeks and Real Python offer courses that cover Tkinter fundamentals, enabling you to create polished applications with ease.

Concurrency and Multithreading

As applications grow in complexity, understanding concurrency and multithreading becomes crucial for efficient performance. Intermediate courses in this area teach you how to design concurrent systems and make the most of Python's threading capabilities. Check out courses on platforms like LinkedIn Learning and PyBites to grasp these advanced concepts and implement them in your projects.

Conclusion

Embarking on the intermediate phase of your Python learning journey is an exciting step toward becoming a proficient programmer. By exploring the diverse range of intermediate courses available, covering data structures, web development, advanced libraries, testing, networking, GUI development, and concurrency, you'll build a solid foundation for tackling more advanced challenges. Choose courses that align with your interests and career goals, and don't forget to practice your skills through hands-on projects to reinforce your learning. Python progression awaits, and these intermediate courses are your roadmap to success

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What is the best way to build your own website?

The "best" way to build your website depends entirely on your needs, skills, and preferences. Here are some options to consider:

Website builders: Platforms like Wix, Squarespace, and Weebly offer drag-and-drop interfaces, pre-built templates, and easy hosting, making them perfect for those with no coding experience. However, customization options might be limited, and fees can add up. Content management systems (CMS): WordPress is a popular CMS known for its user-friendly interface, vast plugin ecosystem, and flexibility. While slightly more complex than website builders, it still offers a decent learning curve and plenty of templates to get started. For more experienced users:

Static site generators (SSGs): Tools like Gatsby and Jekyll help you build websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, offering more control and performance than traditional CMS. However, they require some coding knowledge and aren't ideal for dynamic content. Custom frameworks: Django, Ruby on Rails, and Laravel are powerful frameworks for building full-fledged web applications with complete customization. But be prepared for a steeper learning curve and significant development effort. Other factors to consider:

Your budget: Website builders and CMS generally have monthly or annual fees, while SSGs and custom frameworks are typically free but require hosting costs. Your timeline: Website builders offer the fastest way to get online, while custom frameworks might take months to develop. Your technical skills: Choose a platform that matches your comfort level with coding and technical concepts. Your website's complexity: Simple informational websites can be built with any option, while complex e-commerce platforms might require custom development. Here are some additional tips:

1. Research and compare different options before making a decision. 2. Start with a basic website and add features later as needed. 3. Focus on making your website mobile-friendly. 4. Use high-quality images and videos

Optimize your website for search engines (SEO). Test your website thoroughly before launching it. Ultimately, the best way to build your website is the one that works best for you. Don't be afraid to experiment and try different options until you find the perfect fit.

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Mastering the Full Spectrum: Skills Required for a Proficient Full Stack Developer

Absolutely! I’m thrilled to explore the realm of full-stack development with you. My proficiency in this field has expanded significantly over time. Selenium has become widely recognized and extensively employed, cutting across various industries. Advance your career in Full-Stack Developer at a Top Institution in Chennai, like ACTE Technologies.

A full-stack developer is a professional equipped with expertise in both front-end and back-end technologies, enabling them to engage in all aspects of a web application or software development project. This encompasses tasks such as designing user interfaces, implementing features, managing databases, and addressing server-side logic. Full-stack developers possess a comprehensive understanding of the entire development stack, enabling them to contribute to different phases of the software development life cycle.

Key Skills Required For A Full-Stack Developer Role Encompass:

1. Front-End Technologies:

Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Familiarity with front-end frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js.

2. Back-End Technologies:

Mastery of programming languages such as JavaScript (Node.js), Python, Ruby, Java, or PHP. Knowledge of back-end frameworks like Express.js (JavaScript), Django (Python), Ruby on Rails (Ruby), Spring Boot (Java), or Laravel (PHP).

3. Databases:

Understanding of both relational databases (e.g., PostgreSQL, MySQL) and NoSQL databases (e.g., MongoDB).

4. APIs:

Capability in designing, building, and consuming APIs. Knowledge of RESTful and GraphQL APIs.

5. Version Control:

Proficient use of version control systems, particularly Git.

6. DevOps and Deployment:

Familiarity with deployment, hosting, and containerization tools such as Docker. Understanding of continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.

7. Testing:

Mastery of testing techniques and tools to ensure the reliability of code.

8. Command Line and Unix:

Competence in basic command line usage and Unix commands for streamlined development workflows.

9. Web Application Architecture:

Understanding of common web application architectures, including client-server models and MVC/MVVM patterns.

10. Build Tools and Package Managers:

Familiarity with build tools (e.g., Webpack) and package managers (e.g., npm, yarn).

11. Web Security Practices:

Knowledge of security best practices for web development, including authentication and authorization.

12. Continuous Learning:

Commitment to staying updated with the latest technologies and frameworks in the dynamic field of web development.

Full-stack developers should seamlessly switch between front-end and back-end tasks, collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams, and adapt to evolving project requirements. Crucial soft skills for success in this role include effective problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.

If you’re keen on exploring a Full-stack Developer course in Chennai, I highly recommend considering Top Institutions like ACTE Technologies. They provide certification programs and job placement opportunities, guided by experienced instructors to enhance your learning journey. These resources are available both online and in person. Enrolling in a course step by step could prove to be a valuable decision if it aligns with your interests.

I trust this addresses your query adequately. If you have more questions or need further clarification, please feel free to ask in the comments section.

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What are the steps to Develop a web app?

The Comprehensive Guide: Steps to Develop a Web App

Introduction:

In today's digital age, web applications have become an essential part of our lives, empowering businesses and individuals alike. If you're looking to embark on the exciting journey of web app development, it's crucial to understand the fundamental steps involved. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through each stage, from planning to deployment, ensuring a solid foundation for your web app's success.

I. Defining Objectives and Requirements:

Before diving into development, it's imperative to define the objectives and requirements of your web app. Consider your target audience, business goals, and the unique value your app will provide. Gather insights from potential users, conduct market research, and outline the key features and functionalities that will meet their needs.

II. Designing the Architecture:

A well-designed architecture lays the groundwork for a scalable and efficient web app. Start by selecting the appropriate technology stack, encompassing programming languages, frameworks, libraries, and databases. Consider factors such as performance, security, and ease of maintenance. Determine the overall structure, including the separation of frontend and backend components, and plan for future scalability and extensibility.

III. User Interface Design:

An intuitive and visually appealing user interface (UI) enhances the overall user experience. Begin by creating wireframes and mockups to visualize the layout and flow of your app. Employ a user-centred approach, focusing on ease of navigation, accessibility, and responsive design. Pay attention to colour schemes, typography, and iconography, ensuring a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing UI.

IV. Setting up the Development Environment:

Creating a conducive development environment sets the stage for efficient coding. Install the necessary development tools, such as integrated development environments (IDEs), code editors, and version control systems. Set up a local server environment or utilise containerisation technologies like Docker for seamless development and testing.

V. Backend Development:

The backend serves as the backbone of your web app, handling data storage, processing, and business logic. Choose a backend programming language, such as Python, Node.js, or Ruby, and select an appropriate framework like Django, Express.js, or Ruby on Rails. Develop APIs that facilitate communication between the front end and back end, ensuring secure data exchange and robust functionality.

VI. Frontend Development:

The front end of your web app focuses on creating an engaging and interactive user interface. Utilize HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to craft visually captivating web pages. Leverage frontend frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js to simplify development and enhance user experience. Employ responsive design techniques to ensure compatibility across devices and browsers.

VII. Integration and Data Management:

To create a seamless user experience, integrate the frontend and backend components of your web app. Implement APIs to establish communication channels and ensure smooth data flow between the client and server. Set up a database system, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB, to manage and store application data securely.

VIII. Testing and Quality Assurance:

Thorough testing is essential to deliver a reliable and bug-free web app. Conduct unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests to validate the functionality and performance of your app. Utilize testing frameworks like Jest, Selenium, or Mocha to automate the testing process and identify any issues. Regularly perform code reviews to maintain code quality and optimise performance.

IX. Deployment and Optimization:

Once your web app has undergone rigorous testing, it's time to deploy it to a production environment. Choose a reliable hosting provider that aligns with your app's requirements. Optimize your code by minifying and compressing files, optimizing database queries, and enabling caching mechanisms. Ensure seamless scalability, security, and monitoring for future growth.

X. Maintenance and Continuous Improvement:

Launching your web app is just the beginning. Continuously monitor its performance, security, and user feedback. Address any bug reports promptly and implement regular updates to enhance features, fix issues, and align with evolving industry standards. Engage with users, gather feedback, and iteratively improve your app to meet their changing needs.

Conclusion:

Developing a web app involves a series of meticulous steps, from defining objectives to deploying a functional and reliable product. By following this comprehensive guide, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and understanding to navigate the complexities of web app development successfully. Embrace creativity, prioritize user experience, and stay updated with the latest technologies to create remarkable web applications that make a lasting impact.

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Python is one of the most swift-growing programming languages on the earth. Data Scientists, Web inventors, and other tech professionals use Python for a range of tasks — from erecting websites to data analysis,  robotization, and machine literacy. Like Java and Ruby, Python is substantially an object-aware programming language( OOP), which means it organizes around data( objects)  rather than functions or senses.   Thanks to its straightforward syntax, rigidity, and the critical need for Python Online Training chops in a moment's job  request, this essential language ranks as the number one choice for those learning to decode. 

What Can You Do with Python?

Python is a versatile language with a host of applications, but the most well-known include:

Data Science :Data  wisdom extends to  multitudinous  diligence, and using Python Training to understand data is consummated. Python libraries like NumPy and Matplotlib enable Data Scientists and other professionals to use visualization to gain  perceptivity into data. fresh top Python libraries include TensorFlow, SciPy, Pandas, and Scikit- learn 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML): Machine Learning Masterminds and Engineers use Python to  make models. At the same time, AI masterminds and Engineers may need this essential programming language for everything from assessing AI  results to advanced  robotization. 

Web Development - The use of Python online training in web development goes back to its  onsets. fabrics like Django and Flask have famously  handled web development for  ménage name companies like Instagram, Dropbox, and Pinterest. Tech pros, including Developers, report that Python is easy to integrate with other languages like C/ C and Java. Other top  fabrics include Bottle, CherryPy, and gusto. 

Game Development: Fabrics for game development include Pygame, PyKara, and Panda3D, but there are  multitudinous others. Python continues to support the gaming assiduity in meaningful ways. 

Enterprise Applications - Enterprise- grade apps  erected with Python include leading technology  heaps like Netflix, Microsoft, and Spotify. 

Is Python Easy to Learn?

Not only is Python one of the most popular programming languages in the world, it’s also one of the easiest to learn. Before you get started, you should have some plan for how and where you intend to apply your Python chops. Want to train as a Data Scientist? Your Python skill  position may need to be advanced than that of a Business Critic or Financial Advisor.

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What to Know Before Learning Python

You might  suppose you need to know another programming language before you learn Python Online Training . On the  negative side, Python’s character as one of the easiest languages in the world precedes it.   Some  scholars learn JavaScript or Java first, but for  newcomers, Python serves just as well. Whether you ’re watching a free tutorial from home or diving right into a bootcamp, consider Python Training an excellent choice for your first programming language. 

Still, it helps to have a few essential skills and knowledge before starting training. Consider the following:

Basic Computer Chops- Anyone starting to learn computer programming needs  introductory computer chops.

 Python is across-platform language, so it makes no difference whether you use macOS, Windows, or indeed Linux. 

  Probability & Statistics- If you ’re truly a  neophyte in computer  wisdom or computer programming, a strong  calculation foundation can help. numerous  scholars who learn Python go on to data  wisdom or software engineering careers, and probability and statistics play a  pivotal  part in these fields. 

  Front EndVs. Back End- A Python  freshman may also want to learn the language to prepare for a  part as a Python inventor, Back End inventor, or Full mound inventor. 

Front end, or  stoner- side, development  frequently relies on JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, whereas Python  frequently finds a home on the aft end or garçon side. 

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Noble Desktop offers multiple ways to learn Python, both in- person and online through teleconferencing. They  give Python training as an essential  element of areas like data  wisdom and analytics, FinTech, cybersecurity, and web development. 

Their Python Programming Bootcamp offers hands- on Python training in an immersive  terrain. newcomers learn Python fundamentals in this 30- hour bootcamp, where actors develop  design- grounded rendering portfolios. Graduates admit a  vindicated Certificate of Completion and can  regain the course for over to a time at no  fresh charge.   

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Attendees should have some experience with HTML and CSS before enrolling.   Fresh courses featuring Python include Noble Desktop’s Python for Data Science Bootcamp, FinTech Bootcamp, and Data Science Certificate program. Scholars planning careers in data  wisdom, data analytics, cybersecurity, or  fiscal analysis should consider enrolling in one of these programs to get comprehensive Python training. 

Key Takeaways:

Python is one of the swift-growing programming languages on the earth. An open- source language, you can use its libraries and  fabrics for free. 

 Python is the number one choice for  newcomers who are learning to  law.  Before learning Python online Training, you should have  introductory computer chops.

 While not  rigorously prerequisites, you may want to master other areas. Consider also learning.

Statistics/Probability

HTML

CSS

Front end vs. back end

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Python App Development: Five Benefits of Using Python for Web Development

Python app development has become increasingly popular in recent years because it is versatile, flexible, and scalable.

In this post, we will discuss five key advantages of using Python for web development so that you can decide when to select Python for your web development project.

Curious about Python?

Python is a powerful, high-level, interpreted programming language. Created by Guido van Rossum in 1991, Python is an open-source programming language, meaning it can be used free of charge by anyone who wants to use it. This makes Python an excellent choice for web development for a python backend developer, as the cost of using the language is meagre.

Python is versatile and easy to use. It's an excellent choice for beginner and experienced python django developers due to its clean syntax and comprehensive standard library.

Python is also a cross-platform language. It means that code written in Python will work on any platform without any modifications or changes. It supports various operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Additionally, Python, is well supported by most web hosting services, making it easy to deploy your application.

Why Use Python for Web Development and its five benefits?

Python is easy to understand

Python is the most versatile programming language, using which one can create various applications, from artificial intelligence to data science and web development.

The benefit of using Python for web development is its simplicity. Python is easy to read and understand, making it perfect for beginners and experienced developers. Coding with Python can save you time and energy, as you won't need to spend as much time figuring out how the code works.

Python and object-oriented programming

Python is a programming language designed explicitly with object-oriented notions, which makes it perfect for programmer's who value object-oriented abilities. Object-oriented programming is one of the reasons Full Stack Python Developers support it.

Object-oriented programming organizes behaviour and properties into separate objects that function independently. In object-oriented programming, the rest is unaffected if an error occurs in one part of the code.

Rich standard library and ecosystem

One of the most compelling reasons to use Python for web development is its rich standard library and ecosystem. Python provides developers various packages and libraries that make programming more manageable and efficient. The standard library offers multiple valuable functions, including support for manipulating text, files, threads, collections, dates, and more.

In addition to the standard library, the Python Package Index (PyPI) is an online repository for free and open-source packages for Python users. This vast collection of packages contains software for data analysis, machine learning, web development, and many other tasks. With PyPI, you can easily find and install packages tailored to your needs.

The robust standard library and a massive repository of additional packages make Python an ideal language for web development. With all the tools, you can develop rich applications quickly and efficiently.

Python is comparatively secure

Python offers several security features, such as built-in encryption and authentication, which make it easier for developers to keep their applications secure from malicious attacks.

These are just a few benefits of using Python for web development. With so many frameworks available and a supportive community, Python can be an excellent choice for any developer looking to create powerful applications quickly and securely. If you have an idea and want to convert it into a real-world application, We are here to help and have Full Stack Python Developers who understand every requirement of you.

Bunch of Frameworks

As a white-label web development agency, we are experts in all python frameworks. Let's look at the most popular frameworks used in Python programming.

●     Django: This includes all modern functions that can enhance web apps. You only need to install it in your system to access all desired selections (such as the template engine and user authentication system). It is versatile and scalable, and it works well with any project.

●      Flask: The purpose of the flask was to create a fast framework that could scale any project. Flask can be used for both standalone apps and prototyping. It is focused on simplifying functionality and is a micro-framework that uses Jinja2 (an engine for creating templates).

●    CheeryPy: Introduced in 2002, Cheerypy was one of the oldest frameworks that follow a minimalistic design and quickly became a favourite among developers. It is an object-oriented framework that is open-source and free to use, and the apps can be installed wherever python applications can work.

Conclusion

Python is an incredibly versatile language with plenty of benefits for python app development. Its simplicity and scalability make it perfect for developing large-scale web applications, and its security features help keep your data safe.

Plus, its speed makes it suitable for applications that require high-performance solutions. Whether a beginner or an experienced developer, consider using Python for your next web development project!

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10 Best GitHub Repositories That Help You Become a Better Software Developer

GitHub – 

“GitHub is a social network for programmers.”

GitHub is a web-based hosting service for software development projects using the Git revision control system. Mainly used for computer code.

GitHub offers both paid plans and free accounts, which are usually sufficient for open-source projects.

GitHub provides access to online repositories of code that can be used to store and share code, providing documentation, bug reports, feature requests, and other information on public or private project pages.

Importance 

GitHub not only provides access to online repositories of open source and private software, but also the ability to share and collaborate on code with others in real time.

Used for storing, tracking, and collaborating on software projects

Why to use GitHub?

GitHub provides access to a centralized code repository accessible to anyone with an internet connection. This allows developers to work on their own projects without fear of conflicts with other developers.

GitHub also provides the ability for developers to share their work with others and collaborate on projects.

Git – 

It is a free, high-quality distributed version control system suitable for tracking source code changes in software development. Originally developed as an open source system for coordinating tasks between programmers, it is now widely used to track changes in any set of files.

key objectives of Git are:

Data integrity

Support for distributed and non-linear workflows

Speed and efficiency

Git VS GitHub –

There are many GitHub Repositories which are very useful for the developers, let’s list a few and understand their uses – 

app-ideas – 

Author - florinpop17

Link - https://github.com/florinpop17/app-ideas

This repository contains various project ideas that are very useful for developers and students to improve their skills and portfolio.

Projects are divided into three tires based on the knowledge and experiences required to complete them – 

Developers in the early stages of their learning journey. Usually focused on building user-oriented applications. 

Developers at an intermediate stage of learning and experience. They are comfortable in UI/UX, using development tools, and building apps that use API services.    

Developers who have all of the above, and are learning more advanced techniques like implementing backend applications and database services.

realworld –

Author –  gothinkster

Link - https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld

For example, this repository consists of all working examples of the app.

Most "todo" demos give a glimpse into the functionality of the framework, but usually don't provide the necessary knowledge or perspective to build a real application.

RealWorld by allowing you to choose any frontend (React, Angular, etc.) and backend (Node, Django, etc.) to build a real, beautifully designed full-stack app drive called a conduit, solves this problem.

every-programmer-should-know – 

Author - mtdvio

Link - https://github.com/mtdvio/every-programmer-should-know

It's a treasure trove for college students, especially beginning developers. Includes everything programmers need to consider, regardless of skill level or tech stack.

It comprises of – 

All the roadmaps and guidelines of new technologies

List of all the must know algorithms 

Data Structures (Most important for a developer)

Basic fundamentals to strengthen programming skills 

And a lot more. 

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the-art-of-command-line – 

Author – jlevy

Link - https://github.com/jlevy/the-art-of-command-line

This guide is for both beginners and experienced users. 

Command line fluency is a skill often overlooked or considered obscure, but it increases your flexibility and productivity as an engineer in both obvious and subtle ways. This is a selection of command line usage tips and tricks that I have found useful when working with Linux. Some tips are rudimentary, while others are fairly specific, sophisticated, or vague. This page is not long, but you can learn a lot if you can access it with all the items here.

awesome-courses –

Author – prakhar1989

Link - https://github.com/prakhar1989/awesome-courses

There are countless listings of courses on the Internet, but not all are good, easy to use, and easy for everyone to understand.

This repository is an attempt to identify excellent computer science courses with high-quality materials. H. Make assignments, lectures, notes, readings, and exams available online for free.

Covers Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, CS Theory, Introduction to CS, Machine Learning, Programming Languages, Security, Systems, and more.

For more such free programming courses 

build-your-own-x –

Author – codecrafters-io

Link – https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x

This repository is a compilation of detailed step-by-step guides to building our favourite technologies from scratch.

One of the most effective ways to learn software development is to create it yourself. Creating a database, operating system, or chatbot is a very difficult task today. This GitHub repository contains a list of tutorials to help you build almost any software development program. Now you know where to look if you want to create your own theme and dig deeper.

project-based-learning –

Author – practical-tutorials

Link - https://github.com/practical-tutorials/project-based-learning

This repository contains great content and materials for learners and developers who love to build on what they learn. It contains programming tutorials for a variety of technologies that teach aspiring software developers how to create applications from scratch. These tutorials are divided into various major programming languages ​​(C, C++, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Go, Dart, Kotlin, Ruby, R, Rust, Scala, etc.).

Read also – 14 Best Web Development Project Ideas

coding-interview-university –

Author – jwasham

Link - https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university

A great resource for improving your software developer skills. This is very useful for aspiring college students with a computer science background.

Very well organized and has a short to-do list of learning topics to become a software engineer. This is a great guide to follow as it contains all the material you need and helpful general guides. Get all the essential algorithms, topic notes, interview plans, and tips that will be very helpful during your interview.

public-apis –

Author – publis-apis 

Link - https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis

An API is a set of routines, protocols, and tools for building software applications. API stands for Application Programming Interface. It is a set of routines, protocols, and tools that allow you to write applications that can interact with other applications. APIs provide a way to access data or functionality from one application for use in another application.

This is a complete collection of free APIs for use in software and web development.

free-programming-books –

Author – EbookFoundation 

Link - https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books

AllThis is a geek's treasure, offering free access to the best courses and guides. This repository offers a variety of ebooks, podcasts, problem sets, interactive programming resources, cheat sheets, and more in multiple languages.

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If you did not already know

Single Index Latent Variable Models (SILVar) A semi-parametric, non-linear regression model in the presence of latent variables is introduced. These latent variables can correspond to unmodeled phenomena or unmeasured agents in a complex networked system. This new formulation allows joint estimation of certain non-linearities in the system, the direct interactions between measured variables, and the effects of unmodeled elements on the observed system. The particular form of the model is justified, and learning is posed as a regularized maximum likelihood estimation. This leads to classes of structured convex optimization problems with a ‘sparse plus low-rank’ flavor. Relations between the proposed model and several common model paradigms, such as those of Robust Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Vector Autoregression (VAR), are established. Particularly in the VAR setting, the low-rank contributions can come from broad trends exhibited in the time series. Details of the algorithm for learning the model are presented. Experiments demonstrate the performance of the model and the estimation algorithm on simulated and real data. … Django Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. Built by experienced developers, it takes care of much of the hassle of Web development, so you can focus on writing your app without needing to reinvent the wheel. It’s free and open source. … Adaptive Massively Parallel Computation (AMPC) We introduce the Adaptive Massively Parallel Computation (AMPC) model, which is an extension of the Massively Parallel Computation (MPC) model. At a high level, the AMPC model strengthens the MPC model by storing all messages sent within a round in a distributed data store. In the following round, all machines are provided with random read access to the data store, subject to the same constraints on the total amount of communication as in the MPC model. Our model is inspired by the previous empirical studies of distributed graph algorithms using MapReduce and a distributed hash table service. This extension allows us to give new graph algorithms with much lower round complexities compared to the best known solutions in the MPC model. In particular, in the AMPC model we show how to solve maximal independent set in $O(1)$ rounds and connectivity/minimum spanning tree in $O(\log\log_{m/n} n)$ rounds both using $O(n^\delta)$ space per machine for constant $\delta < 1$. In the same memory regime for MPC, the best known algorithms for these problems require polylog $n$ rounds. Our results imply that the 2-Cycle conjecture, which is widely believed to hold in the MPC model, does not hold in the AMPC model. … Ladder The organizer of a machine learning competition faces the problem of maintaining an accurate leaderboard that faithfully represents the quality of the best submission of each competing team. What makes this estimation problem particularly challenging is its sequential and adaptive nature. As participants are allowed to repeatedly evaluate their submissions on the leaderboard, they may begin to overfit to the holdout data that supports the leaderboard. Few theoretical results give actionable advice on how to design a reliable leaderboard. Existing approaches therefore often resort to poorly understood heuristics such as limiting the bit precision of answers and the rate of re-submission. In this work, we introduce a notion of leaderboard accuracy tailored to the format of a competition. We introduce a natural algorithm called the Ladder and demonstrate that it simultaneously supports strong theoretical guarantees in a fully adaptive model of estimation, withstands practical adversarial attacks, and achieves high utility on real submission files from an actual competition hosted by Kaggle. … https://analytixon.com/2022/10/06/if-you-did-not-already-know-1851/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr