🎬 Clean Your Subtitles with Subtitle Deduplicator! Stop struggling with "scrolling karaoke" effects in auto-generated captions! Subtitle-deduplicator by fr0stb1rd is a lightweight CLI tool to fix repetitive SRT files. Key Features: 🚫 Removes Ghost Entries (≤ 20ms). 🧹 Cleans up Carry-over and overlapping lines. ⚡ Zero dependencies, runs on pure Python. 📉 Reduces file size by ~50% while boosting readability. https://lnkd.in/dtg6-bv5 #OpenSource #Python #AI #Whisper #Transcription #Automation #CLI
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Stop following the trends , watch what fits your mood! I’m excited to share that my Anime Recommendation Model is now live! After refining the machine learning logic for better accuracy and giving the UI a complete makeover, it’s ready for you to try. Instead of scrolling endlessly, this model suggests the perfect anime based on your current energy and the mood you want to achieve. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dmsFdwnE I’d love to hear what recommendations you get! 👇 #MachineLearning #Python
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[🐍-Python-Update] -061- [Transcription] Exporting Transcription Results to Excel https://lnkd.in/gM7BUHBy Continuing from last time, we’ll introduce the Python version of the script that uses the “transcription feature” implemented in SILVER-1.4.0. In this post, we’ll cover how to perform transcription and write the results into an Excel file prepared as a script.💻📑 ◆Required Plan ・RIGDOCKS -BRONZE- ・RIGDOCKS -SILVER- ・RIGDOCKS -GOLD- #AZSTOKE #RIGDOCKS #Reaper #Reascript
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🐍 Python Trick — Did you get it right? b = a doesn't copy the list. It points to the SAME object in memory. So when b changes... a changes too. 🤯 This one gotcha has caused more bugs than most people admit. 💡 Always use b = a.copy() or b = a[:] when you need a true copy. Drop a ✅ if you got it right or a ❌ if it surprised you! Follow for more Python tricks, AI/LLM tips & SQE insights every week. 🔔 #Python #PythonTricks #SoftwareEngineering #SQE #Coding #100DaysOfCode #AIEngineering #TechLinkedIn #PythonDeveloper
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I've been using AI agents every day for months without actually understanding how they work. A cracked friend built a tool that breaks the whole thing down. No frameworks. ~60 lines of Python. Turns out an agent is just a function. Tools are a dict. Memory is a tool that writes to a file. That's it. Went through all 9 lessons in one sitting. If you've been using LangChain or CrewAI without knowing what's underneath, honestly just start here first. #AIAgents #SoftwareEngineering #BuildingInPublic
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May the most complete courses from Anthropic to really understand how Claude works, not just at a high level, but also its practical capabilities. It goes a bit deeper than usual, with some technical parts (including a bit of Python), but that’s exactly what makes it useful. It helped me connect the dots between concepts and actual implementation. If you're working with AI tools and want a clearer, more structured understanding of how these systems behave and what they can actually do, I’d recommend taking the time to go through something like this. It’s not quick, but it’s worth it.
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Every tutorial, every YouTube video, every “Build your first AI app” article starts with pip install. That creates a false impression — that Python isn't just popular, but required to build with AI. It isn’t. Here is my article bursting the Myths around AI, Python and Java https://lnkd.in/g8-z9tZN
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🚀 Solved: Find a String (Substring Count) Challenge Just solved another problem on HackerRank under the Python Strings section! ✅ 🧠 Problem Overview: Count how many times a substring appears in a string — including overlapping occurrences. 🔍 Key Learnings: Practiced string traversal techniques Understood why built-in methods like count() may not always work (no overlapping support) Strengthened concepts of slicing and iteration in Python 💡 Example Insight: For string "ABCDCDC" and substring "CDC", the answer is 2 (overlapping counts matter!). ⚡ Approach Used: Iterated through the string Compared substrings using slicing Counted valid matches efficiently 📈 Problems like this help build strong fundamentals in string manipulation, which is crucial for coding interviews and real-world applications. #Python #HackerRank #Coding #Strings #ProblemSolving #DSA #LearningJourney #AI link of #Solution :- https://lnkd.in/gtqcy8fX
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