@wayneqwele8847
why is this man showing us 42 seconds of him training to be Tarzan? He self directed all that? why was he running? What was he scared off?
@olimakesvideo
kalle: 'its quite simple' me, who thought i was getting a grip of python: starts sweating profusely
@fredriknorling3311
"how much money is currently in your account?" Stored in a float? You big baller
@zahreelashehzaadi1174
The best utility of the "move-and-rename" code is, by far, moving files in a photography workflow: 1. Plug in the memory card 2. Dump the pictures into one directory without thinking of sorting them 3. Read EXIF data and "move-and-rename" to directories named "YYYY-MM-DD_EVENT_NAME" where EVENT_NAME is entered as one of the script's "input" values I was trying to achieve this using Bash shell script (which is possible as well) but the "watchdog" thing in Python looks cleaner and easier.
@kojowilhelm3235
If you could do more detailed step by step tutorials that would be really appreciated but you're videos are still great👍
@sochetranovfs
I really like your first and second idea (Move file and rename file). Although it simple idea, but it can make my "Download" Directory clean 😂.
@mercedg
Damn bro, just wanna say love your stuff. I just did all your python applications and edited to act a lil differently and I’m learning so much. Love your stuff man. Really appreciate the video🙌
@rahulsbhatt
Automatically moving files is such a banger, now I just have to download those ppts and not worry about moving them. Thanks man!
@YourHealthTV
"so you wanna be a software engineer at google....?"
@AbhishekKumar-sp5yz
What I like most is your simplicity ! One request is... Please provide your code link in discription
@ChristianHaugland74
You should also add code to have monthly capitalizing of the interest, so you get the effect of Compound interest over a year
@DiscountITsolution
Did all that work to cross the water on the limb, and the stupid camera decided it would rather focus on the tree. Nice video.
@michaela5586
You should do more one day builds
@StillTryingScienceGuy
I'm just glad I stuck around long enough to see you make it safely over the creek. The suspense was building, as to whether I had clicked on the wrong link.
@Eysvar
Kalle: Uses raw_input in Python 3 Me: Wait, that's illegal. But seriously, use input, not raw_input.
@Nova04550
The time lapse of coding the actual project was a nice touch.
@TheEdwardBurns
Nice ideas. It would be helpful if after completing the code example you held on the video for more than 1 second. Maybe holding the shot for 3 seconds would long enough so we could more easily take a completed screenshot.
@DevlogBill
Nice video, I myself did do anything fancy. Once I used python to make a kind of a budget calculator similar to your last idea. Basically, I would ask with an input how much money was in my budget for shopping? you would enter the amount and afterwards you were prompt questions on what items you were going to purchase. So, you would put the item name and the cost. At the end you created a formula which took your state taxes and added this to your overall cost and at the end you would get a printed message stating how many items you purchased, how much were each item. The overall cost before and after taxes and if you had a budget in mind how much was left from that budget. I don't use it as often as I would like but when I do use it I find that the amount is pretty much what I calculated it to be, programming is an excellent tool.
@Dogeek
Quick tip : Use the mimetypes library to get the type of a file (if it's audio, video, images, text, applications etc) if you want to build that sorter. You can also use regexes if you need more control.
@Hallden_