Mailman 3 September 2018 - HydPy -- Hyderabad Python Users Group - India

Informing users of python.org about alternatives to Google
by Julie Roberts March 24, 2024

March 24, 2024

Hi , I noticed you link to Mozilla Firefox, which is my favorite search engine because they focus their attention on privacy. You link to them from this page on your site BTW: python.org/doc/essays/cp4e/ I think that switching from Google to Mozilla Firefox is only the first step in knowing what alternatives are available for other Google services, like Gmail, YouTube etc, I was part of the team that created this article about the best existing alternatives for Google, and I wanted to ask you if you would be willing to share it on that page of yours with your users. This way, they will know they have alternatives that are maybe smaller and less known but that try to make a living in the shadow of the internet giant called Google. https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/survive-online-without-google/ Please help out and let's support ProtonMail, Vimeo, FireFox and the rest of the alternatives. Thanks in advance, Julie

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[ Community Hackathon ] InOut 5.0 - Ideas In! Code Out!
by denver dsouza Sept. 27, 2018

Sept. 27, 2018

Hey Folks We're stoked to invite the Hyderabad Python community to join us on Oct 12-14, 2018 for a weekend's worth of designing, building, coding, and learning in Silicon Valley Bengaluru !!! If you've ever had sleepless nights and restless days (away from your boss's prying eyes) over finding the time to build that epic app you've always wanted to, InOut 5.0 is 'THE' event for you. Whatever you need will be at arm's length whether it be a fellow hacker who'll help squash those pesky bugs or cans of unlimited coffee to re-fuel, not to mention prizes and cool schwag. Since this is a community event, InOut 5.0 is completely free to attend thanks to our generous sponsors. We provide travel reimbursements as well for outstation participants. The link to apply is ( deadline 28 Sep 23:59 IST) https://app.hackinout.co/apply If you'd rather earn some good karma by mentoring and helping fellow hackers with their moonshots just drop a line to mentor(a)hackinout.co For the latest updates follow InOut on Facebook and Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/hackinout/ https://twitter.com/hackinoutco Link to the event: https://hackinout.co/ Cheers Team InOut

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For attention of Hyderabad Python Group! I need Information about the Random Number Generations tools, Problem Solving and Programming in Python
by Luís Roberto Sept. 21, 2018

Sept. 21, 2018

Dear Hyderabad Python Group, Good Day. Recently I was interested in learning how to use Python, a lot because I realized a great variety of things that this tool can help me. I saw on the official Python website that your team have a lot of discursion in the area of Problem Solving and Programming in Python and therefore I believe you can help me with my lawsuit. Although I have looked for some professionals in the field and searched for information on the internet, I have not succeeded in properly targeting the tools of this platform for my needs so I request that you kindly provide specialized support on the uses of the tools necessary to resolve this demand. It happens that I have tried using Python to make lottery bets, but even though I have an idea how to direct the use of this tool I do not have the knowledge to put my ideas into practice. My idea is to use some data provided by the raffle developer to try to "figure out the numbers drawn," although this information is not directly related to the numbers that are drawn. The lottery bet I want to bet on is the draw of 5 numbers from 1 to 80 that do not repeat each other in the same draw. The bettors can choose at least 5 numbers and a maximum of 15, and the higher the number of numbers chosen the higher the bet amount and the greater the probability of success of the numbers drawn. You win who hits 2, 3, 4 and all 5 numbers, of course the values will be larger according to the number of hit numbers, whoever hits all 5 numbers wins the total amount. The data I would like to use in Python to try to figure out the numbers consists of the total collection amount from the draw, from the accumulated to the next draw, from the accumulated to the special draw (in a table) and from the probability of success (if possible 5 numbers drawn), in addition to the numbers drawn in the previous contest. Is there any form or formula I could use so that by giving random numbers to Python base on this information? Quantity of numbers bet Bet price Probability of correctness (1 in ...) If 5 correct numbers. Probability of correctness (1 in ...) If 4 correct numbers. Probability of correctness (1 in ...) If 3 correct numbers. Probability of correctness (1 in ...) If 2 correct numbers. 5 1.50 24,040,016 64,106 866 36 6 9.00 4,006,669 21,658 445 25 7 31.50 1,144,763 9,409 261 18 8 84.00 429,286 4,770 168 14 9 189.00 190,794 2,687 115 12 10 378.00 95,396 1,635 82 9 11 693.00 52,035 1,056 62 8 12 1,188.00 30,354 714 48 7 13 1,930.50 18,679 502 38 6 14 3,003.00 12,008 364 31 5.8 15 4,504.50 8,005 271 25 5.2 For example: Total Accumulated Accumulation for the Next Draw Accumulated for the Special Draw Sorted Numbers Draw 1 7,562,295.00 7,562,295.00 101,661,983.00 9 26 29 37 48 Draw 2 7,960,633.50 4,411,350.00 102,024,325.00 32 45 56 63 67 Draw 3 8,853,382.50 130,000,000.00 102,427,303.00 80 80 80 80 80 In that case, how could I use the total collection information, the accumulated value for the next draw and the accumulated value for the special draw for the previous bets, and the probability of 5 numbers drawn in a single 5-numbered bet (1 / 24,040, 016) to try to find the numbers drawn from the next contest (Draw 4)? So far I've only been able to program Python to choose random numbers individually from 1 to 80 by Prompt, without relating to the numbers you want. Would it be better to program Python to provide the numbers drawn in a group (in the case of 5 numbers group)? How would I do that? Therefore, it would be possible, if you please, to give me specialized support in the present demand, that is to say, in the elaboration of the formula, or in the provision of information for me to elaborate a formula or some other idea that may be useful to solve this problem? P.S.: 1) Another interesting information is that the gross premium corresponds to 45.3% of the Total Accumulated. Of this value: 35% are distributed among the hitters of the 5 numbers, 19% among 4-number hitters, 20% among 3-number hitters, 11% between the two-number hitters and 15% accumulate for the hitters of the 5 numbers of the Special Draw If there is no winner in any award range, the amounts accumulate for the next contest, in the respective bands. 2) I installed a interpreter (Gnome/Gedit) and some packages (like pandas, Numpy, xls packages etc.), put I couldn't use it. I've been looking for a lot of information on Python accessory tools that could help me. But these tools are far removed from my knowledge on the subject and the tutorials and books I found do not explain very well some of these tools, for example Numpy, Scipy, lottery.py and D3.js, predictionIO etc. Some accessed sites by me: I) http://predictionio.apache.org/install/ II) https://discuss.codecademy.com/t/python-code-improvement/228401 III) https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/300991 IV) http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/version/0.23/ V)https://github.com/franktudor/lottery/blob/master/README.md VI) https://github.com/Milhound/Lottery/blob/master/Lottery.py VII) https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/132810/python-lottery-game VIII) https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Creating-a-Lottery-Number-Generator-usin… IX) http://christopheviau.com/d3_tutorial/ X) https://github.com/d3/d3/wiki XI) http://www.datacommunitydc.org/blog/2013/01/d3-js-meta-tutorial/ XII) https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/68662/using-deep-learning-for-tim… XIII) https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html 3) Although I tried extensively I could not import Excel spreadsheets and tables to Python. If it works we can split it! :) Best regards, Luis Roberto.

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Re: Pycon India 2018
by Anand B Pillai Sept. 11, 2018

Sept. 11, 2018

Hi Denim, On Monday 10 September 2018 04:33 PM, Denim Pinto wrote: > Hi Anand, > > > Hope you are doing great! > > As discussed earlier, our Acquisition team (around 4 members) wants to > be a part of Pycon India 2018 (only conference 6th-7th) which will be > held in Hyderabad. Although I see that the tickets have already been > sold out, I was wondering if we still can be a part of the > Conference. We were keeping a check on the conference dates but somehow > this slipped through our mind. It would be great if you could makesome > arrangements through the guest list. > I am not part of the organizing committee for this years conference hence CCing the email to the right person/group. @HydTeam - if there is a way to organize tickets for Packt, please let them no. @Denim - Kindly have discussions with them directly, no need to keep me in the loop. > Denim > -- Regards, --Anand ---------------------------- Software Architect/Consultant anandpillai(a)letterboxes.org http://twitter.com/skeptichacker

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Complimentary Pass to the National Construction Expo
by UK Construction Expo Sept. 2, 2018

Sept. 2, 2018

[1] Hi, I wanted to keep you informed of our ongoing event program. You can see the current list here [2]. I am currently reaching out to potential attendees, speakers and exhibitors for our events. There is no charge to attend any of the events. As part of that, one of our next events is The National Construction Expo [3] which is a conference and expo being held on the 18th September in the Arena MK , Milton Keynes. Over 2000 delegates will attend this event dedicated to the finance, design, development, construction and management of the UK’s buildings, infrastructure and projects. The event is also collocated with these other events. Delegates are free to move between events The National Construction Expo [4] The Smart & Green Building Expo [5] The National Engineering Expo [6] Health & Safety Live Expo [7] Facility Management & Maintenance Show [8] If you or your colleagues would like to attend you can register for complimentary passes on the site and a badge will be waiting for you on day. It should be a good day so it would be good to have you there. You can find some general details about the day below Key Topics Include Planning, Facility Management, Energy Efficiency, Meet the Buyer, Smart Buildings & Cities, Transport, Regulations & Policy, Sustainability, Identifying Projects & How to Win Them, Investment Outlook, Infrastructure, Energy Projects, Municipal and Government Projects, Industrial Projects, Technology & Innovation, Building materials, Careers and training, Architecture & Design, Property Management, Residential, Commercial and Industrial Outlook, Finance and Investment, Rental Market, Meeting the UK’s Housing Needs, Meet the Investors Tax and Legal Issues, Regulations & Policy Exhibiting, Sponsoring or Speaking To exhibit, sponsor or speak at the National Construction Expo and get your company in front of 2000 senior executives from the sector please info(a)nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk or telephone +353 16120880 [9] John Bent Event Manager The UK Construction Expo www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk [10] | unsubscribe [11] | Links: ------ [1] tel:%2B353%201%206120880 [2] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [3] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [4] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [5] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [6] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [7] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [8] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [9] tel:%2B353%2016120880 [10] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226… [11] http://www.nationalconstructionexpo.co.uk/mailster/435/a73846d26efaa5aa7226…

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