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Beginner's Guide To Using Pandas For Bitcoin Analysis: Part 3 - Candlesticks

4 Feb 2020 3 minute read 0 comments Michael_Brown

Hi folks, In this next tutorial, I am excited to say we'll be going over how to make a candlestick plot of our price data! We'll cover: What is a candlestick chart How to select a sub-section of our price data How to create a candlestick plot of the...

Macro plant leaves - Style Transfer Art

19 Jan 2020 1 minute read 2 comments Solominer

Its alot of fun downloading artwork, and pairing it up with machine learning to see how I can stylize my photography. Using Python and a Conda I built an environment on my computer that uses my graphics card to render what the machine learning algori...

Beginner's Guide To Using Pandas For Bitcoin Analysis: Part 2

19 Jan 2020 3 minute read 0 comments Michael_Brown

Hi, My name is Michael, and in the last post we covered how to: Download historical Bitcoin data.Read historical Bitcoin data from a CSV into a Pandas dataframe.Create a time series of these data.Plot the price of Bitcoin over its entire history. In...

Sending Emails With Python 3.6+

11 Jan 2020 2 minute read 0 comments Luke9801

Sending automated emails can be a pain. There are many services online but chances are they charge large monthly fees and don't provide the level of control you're looking for. As always, in my opinion, it's best to just write your own. This way you...

Python 3: Lesson 4 - Variables & Data Types

18 Sep 2019 2 minute read 2 comments CN00b

Hi people, In Python, to declare something, you need to declare a variable. What is a variable? A variable is just a reserved memory location, to store a value; is created in the moment when you store the value to it. Comparative to other programming...

Python 3: Lesson 3 - Basic Syntax & Rules

18 Sep 2019 1 minute read 0 comments CN00b

Hi people, Before diving into Python programming, there are some rules that must be respected 100%, orelse you'll encounter a lot of errors, nerves, angry states and maybe, broken keyboards! :) The rules are simple and basic: 1. Indentation - Python...

Python 3: Lesson 2 - Choosing the best Editor/Interpreter for you

16 Sep 2019 2 minute read 4 comments CN00b

Hello people, As i said in the previous lesson, Python comes with his ows interpreter, called IDLE. It's a GUI( Graphical User Interface) and more fun than the cmd window.To run IDLE, go in your Start Menu and type IDLE. This works same as the cmd wi...

Python 3: Lesson 1 - Installation & Your first line of code

16 Sep 2019 2 minute read 2 comments CN00b

Hi people, In this lesson i'll show you how to install, setup and write your first line of code in Python.Head to the official site and in the upper left side you'll see Downloads tab. Select your operating system (e.g. Windows) and make sure you dow...

Python 3: Lesson 0 - The Beginning

14 Sep 2019 1 minute read 8 comments CN00b

Hi people, This is the first "lesson" from a set of tutorials about Python, that i'll write for you. I'll try to write short and concise info, not to get you bored with wall of text.First lesson and it starts with 0? Starts with 0, because in program...

Pyenv-Virtualenv — A Virtual Environment Manager Pyenv Plugin

5 Mar 2019 1 minute read 2 comments dev-things

In a previous article, I talked about creating isolated Python environments with Virtualenv. Even though you can spin up isolated environments simply, we can optimize the process to create such environments even more with a Python manager Pyenv Plugi...