Building The Ultimate r/Python Automation Ideas!

Building The Ultimate r/Python Automation Ideas!

In this video, I will be browsing Reddit to find the ultimate Python automation ideas and then building them out!

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[Emily-fmpt]

When I was in the 8th grade taking algebra 1 I wrote a program that would web scrape Qizzizzizzizz (The platform my teachers used for homework), and I put each question through an algebra calculator api, and had it automatically do it for me...

Best class I ever took.

[Paco]

And you hear one day "Just a friend connected to your wifi"

[joshforletta]

When ur girlfriend says she's home alone but there's another phone on the network

[pierregaspard]

People out there : code incredible stuff
Me : print("Hello World")

[NithinJune]

"getting tickets to a concert before it sells out"

Captcha did not like that

[TheGitGuild]

Nice and inspirational! Also I like how you don’t even make a single mistake on the code timelapses :)

[Temophor]

Hey Kalle, I used python to build a program to quickly write titles, descriptions and tags information about a bunch of images/designs and then automatically upload them to print on demand platforms. Now whenever I have a repetitive task, it makes me think whether I should quickly build a bot for it or not so much.. :D takes time too, but time gained can also be existant once you put in the work... :D keep going!

[jurrewolters]

I worked for my dad last summer, and my job was to fill in information in software by reading it from a PDF. I knew it was possible to automate this with Python. I start writing it in python, I had a basic version done and only had to inplement it to work with the given data. To bad the computers there didn't let me run the code (they are all connected to a server where you're doing all the work, and it is under 24/7 surveillance) and I thought it wouldn't be a smart Idea to run a script on there since it would probably be recognized as malware. After discussing a lot with the server company they eventually would give me a test server. But at that time I no longer worked there and the job was done and I was to busy with university

[kennytieshisshoes]

That "connected to home network" notification idea is sick! I was going to setup some monitoring software on my server, so that while I am out of the office I will be notified when it is down but I might use that and build on it.

[aleb]

It'd be cool if you could explain your code or how it works. Just to make the video something more than seeing you write code in vim with x2 and that's it :)

[marceloamado]

Hello Kalle,
A really interesting video for you to do would be the journaling of the steps you take when you have an idea to the actual implementation. I am really curious what is your first move when you know what you want to do but have no idea how.
Your videos have been an inspiration for me to game less and code on a daily basis. I really like these videos os simple but useful implementations. Keep em coming :D

[vishnujoshi]

I know this is not as great as the projects you have mentioned in the video, but I have made a small project (which seems nice to me, a 13 yr old ). My sister is doing some research work for Covid 19 and I have automated her task of collecting some information. I webscrape the data she needs and then I e-mail it her and her friends(fellow researchers). I also add the data to an excel sheet, using xlrd module . I have scheduled this work and everyday at 4 :00 pm, it automatically gets the data, emails it and stores it in an excel sheet

[a.cangokturk]

Just came across with this! Dude you are amazing. This is the best video I have ever seen. This encourages every, very beginner phytoners..

You should definitely make the series of this automation stuff.
Subscribed for willing to see that.

Great Work!

[CSBSIRIKIVENKATASIVASURYASAI]

Hey kalle, I want to let you know that through your inspiration, I have built a whatsapp web scrapper which will send 'good morning' messages to my parents and friends and a post at 7am sharp. Thanks man.

[abdicodes]

For those who want to try the wifi checking automation, make sure to put 255 for the last number in your local ip so that it pings everything in the network. Took me some time to figure it out

[ggc_]

Hey Kalle, how is your experience with Dell XPS 15" going? Have you switched back to your MacBook for coding?

[nathanbrunetti]

To make these scripts work continuously you need to host them somewhere and then have some type of Cron Job that will run it at what ever interval, correct? Can you do a video on that hosting part? I like the idea that one person had about digital ocean. I've also hear that you could host this on a Raspberry Pi.

[training]

Snyggt jobbat Kalle! Tack! PS Många roliga videor här från dig.

[asifzamanpls]

Love the fact that you keep everything to the point and do not drag your videos unnecessarily like some other youtubers.

[HK-swvi]

Please make this into series, I'm a sucka for automation and this video is motivating