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  • Jan 29
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    Swear I'm not doom gloom,
    but man this s*** got me thinking...

  • Alfredo Mobstah

    Swear I'm not doom gloom,
    but man this s*** got me thinking...

    https://twitter.com/GeringerAdam/status/1751740203205579126

    Didn’t read the whole thing but cmon there’s plenty of fields that don’t have to deal with micro service SaaS s*** or being squeezed by infinite talent pools.

    I worked in compilers and now Im in bioinformatics, havent had too deal with a lot of these issues. Find a lowkey niche you like enjoy and make your own path. Kinda have to expect this sorta thing if you’re going into areas like web dev

  • Alfredo Mobstah

    Swear I'm not doom gloom,
    but man this s*** got me thinking...

    https://twitter.com/GeringerAdam/status/1751740203205579126

    Image processing with deep learning >>>

  • Apr 18
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    I have top do a programing project for my class, can anyone help me? Its a beginner level coding class

  • Apr 18
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    Oak

    I have top do a programing project for my class, can anyone help me? Its a beginner level coding class

    What kind of project

  • Apr 19
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    TwistedFantasy

    What kind of project

    Thanks for responding. The final project Final Project involves creating a Password Manager program in Python. I have no idea what I’m doing

    Objective: Create a class to represent a Password Manager and a main program to interact with it, storing company names with associated usernames and passwords.

    Components:
    PasswordManager Class:

    • Stores user's name and master password.

    • Manages a dictionary of company names with their usernames and passwords.

    • Includes methods for validation, adding, changing, and removing company login information.

    Main Program (Final_Main.py):

    • Creates an instance of the PasswordManager class.

    • Reads company names from a file, processes them, and adds them to the PasswordManager.

    • Changes the password for a specific company.

    • Removes specified items from the PasswordManager dictionary.

    • Writes company login information to a file.

  • Apr 19
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    Oak

    Thanks for responding. The final project Final Project involves creating a Password Manager program in Python. I have no idea what I’m doing

    Objective: Create a class to represent a Password Manager and a main program to interact with it, storing company names with associated usernames and passwords.

    Components:
    PasswordManager Class:

    • Stores user's name and master password.

    • Manages a dictionary of company names with their usernames and passwords.

    • Includes methods for validation, adding, changing, and removing company login information.

    Main Program (Final_Main.py):

    • Creates an instance of the PasswordManager class.

    • Reads company names from a file, processes them, and adds them to the PasswordManager.

    • Changes the password for a specific company.

    • Removes specified items from the PasswordManager dictionary.

    • Writes company login information to a file.

    What are you confused by? I can help with specific questions

  • Apr 19
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    Smoofer

    What are you confused by? I can help with specific questions

    I have no idea where to start, like last week we were going over indexing and now we creating a password manager. What would starter code even look like for this?

  • Apr 19
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    Oak

    I have no idea where to start, like last week we were going over indexing and now we creating a password manager. What would starter code even look like for this?

    Look up some examples of Python classes. Writing the class itself will be your first step. And the instructions you’re given translate pretty 1-1 to how you should define the class. Tbh ChatGPT can help you with examples, but don’t be tempted to just copy paste because your instructor will probably be able to tell

  • Apr 19
    Smoofer

    Look up some examples of Python classes. Writing the class itself will be your first step. And the instructions you’re given translate pretty 1-1 to how you should define the class. Tbh ChatGPT can help you with examples, but don’t be tempted to just copy paste because your instructor will probably be able to tell

    Ok I will try this thank you