#fetch data

[youkaigakkou-tl]

I've been racking my brain the whole episode, and tried to look on internet,

But I can't find who's voicing the villain trio.

Where can I find the complete cast of YoHaji?

Ranmaru is voiced by Morikubo Shoutarou,

Tenmaru by Kanze Noriaki,

and Bonmaru by Katou Wataru

(this is the sort of thing that ought to be on the wiki but im human and prone to being tired and lazy 😔 but in the mean time myanimelist and animenewsnetwork are pretty comprehensive about VAs even though they might get some character names wrong)

[www-surdashery-com]

Www.SURDASHERY.com

Cowboy Bebop Ein TShirt

Ein from Cowboy Bebop is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, a breed known for its short legs and distinctive appearance.

Ein is a highly intelligent, biologically engineered

"data dog" who is a member of the Bebop's crew.

#cowboybebop #anime

[lizclipse]

genuinely, signals & control flow & the inject function have taken angular from being a "meh it has it's uses but it's not great" UI framework to one of my favs in the space. the way you structure components now is so unbelievably different to when i started with it back at like v6 it's like an entirely new framework and honestly it's really fun to use. i'm actually looking forward to new releases since it always opens the door to new and interesting ways of doing something that's easier than before, and i actually want to make UIs with it instead of pining for something else

[number1villainstan]

Okay, something is up with Tumblr (or my account specifically). I keep running into "API Errors [401.8003]" (or something like that, I may have gotten the number wrong) and have to try 2 or 3 times to get it to reblog, and sometimes when answering a poll I have to click twice because my answer won't get registered. I also get errors with autosaving posts and 'verification'. The worst part is that I'm not getting the little number boxes for notifications, which means that when people reblog or @ me or submit asks for any of my blogs I don't see it unless I specifically click on the notification widget.

I've tried logging in and out once and it didn't work, but maybe I need to try it again. IDK what's happening. Anyone know what might be going on?

[hypnagogic-marshmallow]

every six months or so a department at work asks me to run my fucked up little report that i, a self-taught puller of data, scraped together using toothpicks and bubble gum. did i mention it shakes like a nervous chihuahua if you look at it too long.

oh yeah it can pull data...week by week. but for some reason if you ask it to pull a day more than that it falls apart in my bare hands.

so every six months. i get to pull six months worth of data...a week at a time...and cooy paste the data into one big spreadsheet...a week at a time...

its like being semi-annually reminded of your poor little meow meow that you left out in the rain and now have to delicately nurse back to health so you can throw them back out into the rain until next time

did i mention i am self taught and also the least qualified person to make these reports and yet people FROM THE REPORT SOFTWARE COMPANY come and ask ME FOR HELP??

i am having. a great time. :/

[my-timing-is-digital]

sign, sender walks into a sign and receiver sees.

After disembarking the Enterprise-D, the corresponding crew dispersed to roam Starbase 133's recently opened mall; miscellaneous traders from all across the Alpha and Beta Quadrant offered all sorts commodities, authentically prepared delicacies, and an equally fascinating assortment of merchandise that could not be compartmentalised under the former or penultimate.

While the Enterprise underwent minor repairs to its secondary hull, the majority of its complement had been given permission to rejuvenate themselves on the starbase. The senior staff had agreed to meet outside the terminal and explore the station in one another's company and visit one of the restaurants afterward.

'And? What did the Captain say? Is he still coming?' Commander Riker enquired inquisitively when Data finally attached himself to the group.

'He promised he would join us later,' the android reported professionally, as if providing his superior officer with a briefing on important technical or engineering matters.

'Oh, well. The most important thing is: you tried,' Riker muttered, slightly disillusioned — if the android had interpreted his intonation correctly, and yet, he would appreciate an elaboration on the Commander's statement.

'Sir?'

Riker grinned mysteriously at the android and slapped him amicably on the shoulder, but an explanation was not forthcoming. A confounded expression corrugated Data's light brow as he parsed the Commander's exceedingly enigmatic response, but his endeavours to fathom his words were temporarily diminished to a mere background task when Deanna disrupted the silence between them:

'Perhaps, the Captain might stay true to his word this time. Either way, I think we should go ahead and see for ourselves what the fuss regarding this new mall is all about!'

'I agree,' Dr Crusher chimed in and all six of them set their itinerary for the mall.

The first 30 minutes, they goggled at the splendour of the architecture and the melange of shops and extraterrestrial shopkeepers, visitors and merchants. And as they were sauntering down the promenade, excitedly conversing about all manner of things, Data was occupied surveying the crowd, utterly astonished by the diversity of humanoids congregating at the starbase, and the way in which they interacted. He occasionally inserted remarks or made queries about matters being discussed among his friends, but his primary objective was to observe the strangers. It was during one such observation that he witnessed someone colliding with one of the transparent displays that contained directions and an interactive map of the area. Apparently, Commander Riker had been a spectator to this incident too, and muffled a chuckle — Worf glared at his superior officer reproachfully, probably finding it dishonourable to laugh at somebody else's misfortunes.

'Are you all right?' Data had detached himself from the group and approached the stranger. 'Do you require medical attention?'

[cashygophones]

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[lucid-outsourcing-solutions]

GraphQL APIs in ColdFusion for Efficient Data Fetching

[helloenee]

tumblr really fucked up rendering old text posts with read mores. so many notes are gone and i'm just disappointed.

[iwebscrapingblogs]

How Python is used to Fetch Electricity Production Data of Different Countries and the Indian States?

In today's data-driven world, accessing and analyzing information about electricity production is crucial for policymakers, researchers, and energy analysts. Python, a versatile programming language, offers powerful tools and libraries for fetching, processing, and visualizing such data. In this blog post, we'll explore how Python is utilized to fetch electricity production data from various countries worldwide, with a special focus on the states of India.

Fetching Global Electricity Production Data: Python simplifies the process of accessing electricity production data from global sources. Several APIs and web scraping techniques can be employed to gather data from platforms like the International Energy Agency (IEA), World Bank, or national energy agencies. Python libraries such as Requests and BeautifulSoup facilitate web scraping, while APIs like the IEA API provide direct access to energy-related datasets.

Once the data is fetched, Python's pandas library becomes invaluable for data manipulation and analysis. It allows for easy cleaning, filtering, and aggregation of large datasets, making it suitable for handling electricity production records spanning multiple years and countries.

Visualizing the data is equally important for gaining insights. Python's matplotlib and Seaborn libraries offer a plethora of visualization tools to create informative charts, graphs, and heatmaps that can help in understanding trends and patterns in electricity production across different regions.

Fetching Electricity Production Data of Indian States: India's diverse energy landscape makes it essential to access electricity production data at the state level. Python provides several methods to retrieve this information from sources like government websites, energy boards, or dedicated APIs.

For instance, the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) of India offers datasets on electricity generation, transmission, and consumption. By leveraging Python's web scraping capabilities, one can automate the extraction of this data for analysis.

In addition to the CEA, state-level energy departments often publish reports and datasets containing detailed information on electricity production within their jurisdictions. Python scripts can be tailored to scrape data from these sources, allowing for a comprehensive analysis of electricity generation trends at the state level.

Analyzing and Visualizing Indian Electricity Production Data: Once the data is collected, Python's data analysis libraries enable in-depth examination of electricity production trends in Indian states. Descriptive statistics, time series analysis, and machine learning algorithms can provide insights into factors influencing electricity generation, such as geographical location, energy infrastructure, and economic development.

Visualizations play a crucial role in communicating these insights effectively. Python's libraries like Plotly and Folium offer interactive visualization tools that allow users to explore electricity production data geospatially. Heatmaps, choropleth maps, and time series plots can highlight disparities in electricity generation among Indian states and track changes over time.

Python's Role in Energy Policy and Planning: Beyond data retrieval and analysis, Python facilitates the development of models and simulations for energy policy formulation and long-term planning. By integrating electricity production data with other socio-economic indicators, policymakers can make informed decisions regarding energy infrastructure investments, renewable energy integration, and environmental sustainability.

Python frameworks like Pyomo and Pandas can be employed to build optimization models that recommend optimal energy generation portfolios based on cost, reliability, and environmental impact criteria. These models enable scenario analysis and forecasting, empowering stakeholders to anticipate future energy demand and plan accordingly.

Conclusion: Python serves as a powerful tool for fetching, analyzing, and visualizing electricity production data, both at the global level and within individual countries like India. Its versatility and extensive ecosystem of libraries make it indispensable for researchers, policymakers, and energy analysts seeking to understand and address the challenges of energy transition and sustainability. By harnessing Python's capabilities, we can pave the way towards a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable energy future.

[webtutorialstack]

Fetch data from api and show in table with jquery dataTable plugin.

[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] Fetching Data from WordPress Database Using Custom PHP

[solved] Fetching Data from WordPress Database Using Custom PHP

WordPress is a widely popular and user-friendly content management system(CMS) used for creating and managing websites. It offers a powerful platform for developing customizable websites with unlimited features. However, sometimes, developers may require direct access to the WordPress database to fetch data or perform specific manipulations outside the WordPress framework. In this article, we…

[sigilcatt]

Hii

Sebastian x Reader where they don't have enough data so they just ask if they can pay w/ a kissy?

zomg this is so cute???

{reader is GN}

So far, the totality of this expedition sucked.

Signing up to fetch some stupid crystal for your freedom sounded like a flawless idea, sure. If you dismissed the plethora of creatures making an effort to kill you along the way. (Not like the people who sent you here cared, mind you.) You were chastised for any mistakes, even though they refused to even inform you about the opposing dangers to begin with. It was more of an…inconvenience if you happened to fail.

Regardless, between having to avoid possesed lockers, shadowy figures, and whatever those god-awful anglers were, you thought you were pretty damn good at this.

You’d managed to stay alive so far, approaching yet another door, this one marked “43.”

Hopefully this one would be easier than the last..

Gently slipping a thin, blue keycard inside the reader that had been installed into the door, waiting for it to hiss open with a scowl on your face. The door parted and swept aside, revealing yet another dark hallway before you.

Dammit, You thought with a groan, fumbling around in your bag to retrieve your flashlight. It was already low on juice, and of course, you had no batteries on you. Just your luck. Shaking it awake, the warm golden light illuminated the absolute mess of the corridor; large crates looked as if they’d been violently thrown across the room, one even appeared to have left minor damage to one of the many thick pipes lining the walls to your left.

Plus the considerable ragged clawmarks that laced the floor, but it was better to ignore those, no?

Taking a few deep breaths, you forced yourself to stray deeper into the space, your light scanning over each and every crevice. You weren’t about to risk letting anything jump out at you.

Except for the vent grille, apparently.

An earsplitting smash reverberated throughout the chambers as it rammed against the nearby wall, bouncing back for a mere second before collapsing onto the floor.

“What the hell-?!”

Out of shock, you dropped your flashlight, the generous amount of light you’d been given now gone as it rolled away from your feet. As you scrambled to pick it back up, a voice echoed through the vent opening.

“Got something for you.”

You narrowed your eyes at the small gap, quickly realizing who it was with frustation bubbling in your gut.

Sebastian. That 10ft sea monster that lingered around these areas, offering you useful supplies in exchange for data. You rolled your eyes with a sigh as you got on your knees, wincing with discomfort as you made your way through the vent to see him.

Of course it was him. Who else would it be? As much as he annoyed you with his unwarranted attitude and sass, he was still…nice to be around. Made things less lonely.

“Ah, you, welcome back.” He greeted, though of course laced his voice with sarcasm. “Really thought you’d be dead by now.”

“I’m more capable than you think, Seb,” You retorted, crossing your arms as you glared up at him, almost actually insulted he doubted you.

His long, grey, scaly tail sat curled against the wall, his selling items neatly attached to it. He scowled right back at you, demonstrating his usual toothy grin as his fins twitched slightly. “Sure.” He hissed softly.

You ignored him, browsing his wares with tired eyes. You approached his tail, ripping off a silvery flashlight and examining it. Without a second thought, you stuffed it into your bag and began to leave.

“Where are you going?” Sebastian scoffed. Abruptly, his wide tail clasped over the vent opening, preventing you from leaving. “You haven’t paid. You must actually be stupid, huh?”

“You owe me!” You exclaimed, throwing your arms into the air. “You scared me and made me drop my first flashlight. Now its’ broken, thanks.”

“Oh dear, really?” Sebastian hissed, feigning concern in his voice.

You groan in frustration as the sarcasm hit you, yanking your bag open to find any data you’d collected along the way. You were hoping to get this interaction over with, if he was going to be this sassy.

“Oh..damn..”

You stared into your palms, which held a few scraps of data, some of which were even broken during your travels. Whatever it was, you definetly did not carry enough to afford anything.

Sebastian laughed softly, seemingly observing this as well. “Too bad, then. That’s really embarrassing, I might add.”

“Wait, seriously?!” You clamored, desperate to leave here with something. “I can figure something out!”

“We had a deal. One you agreed to, in case you forgot. Either you pay, or you get nothing, sweetheart.” He added the taunting nickname with a scoff, reaching to take your bag from you.

You leapt away, knowing he’d tear it to pieces with his claws, even if he was trying to be gentle. Which he wasn’t, of course, but still.

“Wait, wait, I can-” You protested. An idea struck you suddenly. Not a very easy one, but it was something, at least. Oh well, what did you have to lose besides your life and freedom?

Sebastian pulled his hand away, narrow eyes boring into you as he waited for you to finish.

“How would you feel about some sort of…romantic gesture? Like, I don’t know, a fucking kiss or something?” You offered, preparing to be screamed out of the room.

But, to your surprise, that didn’t happen. He simply kept that narrow-eyed glare. At first, you thought he might not have heard you, so you drew in a breath to speak again. “I mean, come on. You think I can’t tell you at least like my presence a little? You’ve given me discounts and let me just sleep in here whenever.”

It was silent for a minute. The events you’d listed were true, however. You could recall moments when you’d just been so drained that he reluctantly allowed you to use his tail as some sort of pillow to rest with, along with the discounts on items he claimed were just him being in a “good mood” at the time.

“That desperate, are we?” Sebastian laughed, his voice yanking you out of your daydreams. He thought on your proposal for a few agonizingly long seconds before letting out a deep sigh. “…Fine.”

You let out a breath you didnt know you’d been holding, practically gripping your newfound flashlight as if it were your only lifesource. (It might as well be, considering your conditions, honestly..)

You opened your mouth to continue, though all that escaped you was a startled gasp as Sebastian lifted you off the ground. Cold, sharp claws grasped onto you with a gentleness you didn’t know he was capable of as he held you, level to his scaly face.

Your hands grabbed onto whatever part of his claws you could in order to keep yourself from falling as you stared at him with wide eyes.

“So?” He remarked with a frown. You cleared your throat with a deep breath. “Right..”

You leaned in further, pushing your hands against the side of his face as support before pressing your lips against him. Your body seemed to heat up as you did so, finding an odd sense of comfort as you let it linger for a few extra seconds.

“Mmh.” A satisfied hum escaped Sebastian as he gently curled his claws further around your body. Though the fear of falling wasn’t an issue for you right now. All you could seem to think about was the current situation, and the way it made you feel.

Eventually, you pulled away, wiping your mouth as you cleared your throat. You stared up at him, taking in the slight smirk being thrown your way.

“Good enough for you?” You asked, your voice softer than usual.

“Very,” He sighed, placing you down carefully. Your legs trembled as your feet finally touched the ground, due to the being held midair like that, and also maybe the fact that you had just kissed a sea creature you were told to avoid at all costs.

You tightened the hold on your flashlight as you stared off into space, thinking on your recent actions. Of course it earned you something, but holy shit.

In an attempt to take your mind off this, you sat down, arms wrapped around your legs as the lack of energy finally got to you. Sitting against the wall, you let out a sigh.

“Could I stay for a bit?”

“…For a few hours.” Sebastian exhaled, arms crossed as he glanced down at you.

You smiled, a silent ‘thank you’ as you let the well-deserved sensation of rest overcome you.

This was going to be an odd story to tell when you got back.

so sorry if this is shit, /gen , I haven’t written in forever , plus im much better with hcs 💔

[jewishcissiekj]

Cheese's Crust

[e6b3ff]

im gonna lose my mind trying to make this work

[trendingnow3-blog]

YouTube Most Watched Videos Finder: Python Code

YouTube Most Watched Videos Finder: Python Code

Description: This article contains a Python script that utilizes the YouTube Data API to find the most watched videos in the past 24 hours for a specific region. The script fetches data from the YouTube API, extracts relevant information such as video title, view count, like count, and creates a list of the most popular videos in the desired region. How it Works: The script is written in…