#plotly

[jo-mother]

goddamn I can't wait till I go to college, I need people I can properly discuss my code with.

or even once do get a programming job so people will have to know and help me with my code

I love programming so much but I need help a lot and I don't have anyone who can help me to the point I want without me having to write out a whole textbook just for them not to not really understand what I'm saying because I'm using niche (not even really that niche I'm just overreacting) graping libraries for JavaScript.

anyways I'm making a stock trading simulator or whatever

[rblc]

Kb. másfél éve foglalkoztat egy ábrázolásos koncepció. Apránként hozzá- meg hozzáteszek, csak közben meg kell ugranom egy csomó technikai buktatót. (Kezdjük mindjárt azzal, hogy másfél éve adatokat még csak Excelben gyurmáztam, úgyhogy készségekre is gyúrni kellett.)

Az egész egy sima napkelte-napnyugta diagramból indult, de kíváncsi voltam, hogy nézne ez ki körkörösen ábrázolva. Az megvolt, hogy nyilván olyan lenne, mint egy főtt tojás kettévágva, de nem voltam benne teljesen biztos, hogy hogy alakulnak a hullámok - pláne különböző szélességi körökön. Úgyhogy ez lett a Sun Avocado Project. (A tojás túl snassz.)

Túl azon, hogy ez a nyamvadék Föld gömbölyű geoid, ami felvet problémákat, még a polárkoordináta-rendszerekben való ábrázolás sem olyan csettintésre menős, mint elsőre gondoltam. Nem csak a szögek miatt, de a mindenféle pythonos meg R-es ábrázolós könyvtárakra épített kódok is gyorsabban bogarasodnak, ha kilépek a Descartes-féle XY-tengelyekből. Végül a Plotly-val jutottam el legtovább. Bevallom, a múltkor sem a földrengések érdekeltek. Pont semmi értelme órák szerint ábrázolni az elmúlt 28 év rengéseit, viszont az egyszerűbb volt, mint ez a körkörös vonaldiagram. Így a fokozatosság elve alapján előbb azon téptem ki a hajam, mielőtt ennek végre nekiugorhattam.

És most, másfél - nem folyamatos - év tökölés után eljutottam oda, hogy avokádóm nincs, viszont van kétszer négy koncentrikus krumplim. Ez pedig kb. az első lépés abban a projektben, amit apránként meg akarok csinálni.

Viszont van kétszer négy koncentrikus krumplim! Ez egy akkora dopaminlöket volt tegnap este, hogy csak ültem és megigézve bámultam őket. Rájöttem, hogy még így, kontextusból kiragadva is tök jól néznek ki.

Minden egyes ívmásodpercükben benne van egy halom tanulás, egy halom kudarc és egy halom újrakezdés. Ráadásul egész meglepő dolgokat tanultam útközben. Olyanokat, amiket máshol simán használok is a gyakorlatban. Köszi, Avokádó Krumpli.

Szóval úgy döntöttem, kiteszem ezt most így félkészen századkészen, még akkor is, ha különösebben nincs rajta sok látnivaló. Mondjuk a "külső" éjfél korongját rajtahagyhattam volna. De ez most már ilyen. Ilyen ütemben még egy-másfél év, és szerintem kész lesz a teljes. Ja és hogy mi értelme van ennek az egésznek?

Semmi.

[damilola-doodles]

🎈Project Title: Real-Time Clickstream Analysis and Conversion Rate Optimization Dashboard.🫖

ai-ml-ds-web-analytics-clickstream-cro-dashboard-024 Filename: realtime_clickstream_dashboard.py (Backend/Processing), potentially separate file for Dash app. Timestamp: Mon Jun 02 2025 19:48:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Problem Domain:Web Analytics, E-commerce Optimization, User Behavior Analysis, Real-Time Data Processing, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Data Visualization,…

[dammyanimation]

🎈Project Title: Real-Time Clickstream Analysis and Conversion Rate Optimization Dashboard.🫖

ai-ml-ds-web-analytics-clickstream-cro-dashboard-024 Filename: realtime_clickstream_dashboard.py (Backend/Processing), potentially separate file for Dash app. Timestamp: Mon Jun 02 2025 19:48:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Problem Domain:Web Analytics, E-commerce Optimization, User Behavior Analysis, Real-Time Data Processing, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Data Visualization,…

[damilola-ai-automation]

🎈Project Title: Real-Time Clickstream Analysis and Conversion Rate Optimization Dashboard.🫖

ai-ml-ds-web-analytics-clickstream-cro-dashboard-024 Filename: realtime_clickstream_dashboard.py (Backend/Processing), potentially separate file for Dash app. Timestamp: Mon Jun 02 2025 19:48:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Problem Domain:Web Analytics, E-commerce Optimization, User Behavior Analysis, Real-Time Data Processing, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Data Visualization,…

[damilola-warrior-mindset]

🎈Project Title: Real-Time Clickstream Analysis and Conversion Rate Optimization Dashboard.🫖

ai-ml-ds-web-analytics-clickstream-cro-dashboard-024 Filename: realtime_clickstream_dashboard.py (Backend/Processing), potentially separate file for Dash app. Timestamp: Mon Jun 02 2025 19:48:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Problem Domain:Web Analytics, E-commerce Optimization, User Behavior Analysis, Real-Time Data Processing, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Data Visualization,…

[damilola-moyo]

🎈Project Title: Real-Time Clickstream Analysis and Conversion Rate Optimization Dashboard.🫖

ai-ml-ds-web-analytics-clickstream-cro-dashboard-024 Filename: realtime_clickstream_dashboard.py (Backend/Processing), potentially separate file for Dash app. Timestamp: Mon Jun 02 2025 19:48:54 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Problem Domain:Web Analytics, E-commerce Optimization, User Behavior Analysis, Real-Time Data Processing, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Data Visualization,…

[s123elf]

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[fusioncharts]

Plotly | FusionCharts

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[excelworld]

[gothamsux]

Ed's plot in season 4 being attempting suicide, toxic compulsive heterosexuality, and his other personality breaking his ex out of prison behind his back

[therentyoupay-deleted]

"kris, how extra are you??"

therentyoupaywriting.com ♡

[ea-nasir-infinite-copper-glitch]

The Tanza Arcs

A rough outline of the three phases i've planned for the headworld.

Part 1

Starts with the death of Shadlan at the hands of a mortal. The main characters are Imay, Hiraki and Dressia, all of them have separate but intertwined storylines. The first half of part 1 ends with the defeat of Akila. Part 1.2 is set after a timeskipf ten years, with the world recovering and flailing without a god for guidance, and ignites a conflict between the three, with Imay and Hiraki pursuing a way to ascend to godhood and Dressia oposing them. It ends with Hiraki betraying Imay and sealing her in the Astral Realm, he ascends alone and then proceeds to destroy the Pillars of Creation causing the spirit world to collapse on the mortal realm. Dressia and her followers go into hiding.

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Part 2

A more confined story. Tanza has been trhown in complete chaos, and the new God Hiraki, sets up a Paradise on the moon where he takes his chosen few to live and abandons the rest of the people. The main character is a strange mortal named Rhena, she has no memories and is very resistant to dying wich she uses to make a living on the few safe settlements. Unfortunatly she catches the attention of the God who sends an envoy to scout for her, but also the attention of Dressia who does the same, both believing her to be important for their schemes. Ending still unclear but segways into part 3

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Part 3

The last part is the conclusion of the conflict between the people of Tanza and those of Paradise. The Main character is Slynel, a boy from Paradise who is haunted by strange visions. He ends up making friends with spies from Tanza, and is wrapped in the plot to bring Hiraki down, as well the truth about his visions. Its just as convoluted as part 1 as the arcs of many characters from it finally get resolved. Ends with Imay killing Hiraki and then herself, ridding the world of the final remains of the gods. The Cycle is broken and humanity now living both Tanza and Paradise can set forth for a new era.

[spreadsheetautomation]

What is Python Automation?

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Automating Excel Using Python

One of the most practical applications of Python automation is managing and manipulating Excel files, a task known as "automating Excel with Python". This involves using libraries such as Pandas and OpenPyXL to read, write and modify Excel spreadsheets without the need for manual input. Automating Excel using Python not only speeds up data processing tasks but also minimizes errors, ensuring that data management is both efficient and reliable.

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Read a similar article about Python for healthcare here at this page.

[dkettchen]

(the other two ppl he tagged also work at plotly)

me: !! HUH??? 👀💦

not plotly not letting me add a trendline to my line graph and my math brained ass deciding I will simply learn how to calculate a trendline myself and write my own dang helper function 😤

[gravything]

rebel ridge is sooooo gooooood, the soundtrack is genius, the score is beautiful and it’s integrated with the sound and action on screen so beautifully, there are some really funny bits both dark-haha and surprising little tension-breaks, the visuals are like pretty and it feels actually rewarding to watch? like the backgrounds are not static and they use the middle distance to bring in action, or windows or mirrors or whatever object/color is visually dividing the screen to have a little extra uhhh visual area to do something in, without going to another shot yet. it’s a really visually easy to follow movie? also pretty. and the acting is amazing, a lot of quietness used very effectively and a lot of multi-character shots, some long tracking shots and some real variety in camera work that was really interesting.

and for the vastly most part it lets you overhear and watch and wait and surmise things. it gets right to the action always, no setup. within the first three minutes of the film you know what it’s going to be doing and how. there’s like one part where they do the “let’s sit down and talk the plot through” and I respect that, plotly and characterly that bit did have to carry basically all the weight of a plot pivot. but that sure was A Movie. one of my favorite thrillers now. much in common with horror and I love how that was used. made a Crown Vic really feel like a malevolent animal without the usual car metaphors.

like, example, there’s this great momentary shot of a beautiful blue sky with these big lovely wind-tossed summer-green trees and field, and it’s marred by this rearview mirror in the middle of it with the view of some absolute bullshit going on in the mirror’s frame. love that.