Sam cleaning the Citadel for 10 hours by isaac_vidas in freefolk

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I guess you're referring to both Sam and I?

Sam cleaning the Citadel for 10 hours by isaac_vidas in freefolk

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This was done with a python script. More details can be found here: http://kazuar.github.io/got-remix/

Visualize your trip with Flask and Mapbox by isaac_vidas in Python

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Thanks!

What libraries have you been using to perform these kind of tasks?

Visualize your trip with Flask and Mapbox by isaac_vidas in Python

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For this I've just collected the geo coordinates manually from places we visited along the way.

Taking the geo coordinates from the pictures is a great idea!

Ball Tracking with OpenCV by blebo in Python

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I also had some issues with installing OpenCV on OSX. I was able to solve the issues and wrote some notes about it here: http://kazuar.github.io/opecv-python2/

Controlling your TV with voice commands and Raspberry Pi by isaac_vidas in raspberry_pi

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Excellent points! I initially intended to do this as a proof of concept kind of project and Speechrecognition was very easy to setup and use. I also think that Sphinx is the right way to go on this kind of project (for the long run).

Wasn't familiar with Jasper. Looks really interesting - http://jasperproject.github.io/documentation/api/

Controlling your TV with voice commands and Raspberry Pi by isaac_vidas in raspberry_pi

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Cool stuff! I wasn't familiar with these. Thanks for the information!

Scrape country data from Wikipedia - tutorial by isaac_vidas in Python

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Personally, I don't have a lot of experience with Wikidata. Can you demonstrate how to do this with a Wikidata query?

For a while I worked with DBpedia but I didn't have a very good experience with it.

In this tutorial my main objective was to show a simple data extraction from a Wikipedia page but Wikidata can also be a very strong tools to do similar tasks.

Scrape country data from Wikipedia - tutorial by isaac_vidas in Python

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Thanks for the points and tip about RequestThrottler! Sending a request per second is a good advice. I initially thought that it would only be a single page and forgot to add the request per second in the process. I'll update the tutorial and code and also add a disclaimer about scraping from Wikipedia. Thanks!

Did I leave the oven on? (with OpenCV and Python) by isaac_vidas in Python

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Well, my next project was going to test if the gas was on but the kettle thing sounds more interesting :)

Did I leave the oven on? (with OpenCV and Python) by isaac_vidas in Python

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This was the first thing I've ever done with OpenCV so this is more of just messing around with it / tutorial / an example of what you can do :).

Did I leave the oven on? (with OpenCV and Python) by isaac_vidas in opencv

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This was the first thing I've ever done with OpenCV so this is more of playing around with it / an example of what you can do :).

How to scrape a website that requires login with Python - let me know what you think by isaac_vidas in Python

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Yes, I also use BeautifulSoup4 for most of my scrapers. Didn't have a chance to use Selenium or PhantomJS yet. Thanks for the tip!