TL, DR Google Foobar is a hidden coding challenge by Google, and Re-ID is the challenge I solved using Python in order to complete level 1. This post is part of a series on Google Foobar, with all the challenges I encountered. The full series is available here. Give a better ID to minions All… Continue reading Google Foobar Challenge level 1 – Re-ID
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Google Foobar Challenge
TL, DR Google Foobar is a hidden coding challenge by Google. You can access it because of your coding-related Google searches or via an invite by somebody which is already in the challenge. Beside the fun, you may be contacted by Google recruiters if you progress enough in the game. This post is part of… Continue reading Google Foobar Challenge
Create GUIs for Python applications with PySimpleGUI
TL, DR PySimpleGUI is one of the easiest way to create GUIs (Graphical User Interfaces) for your Python applications. If you use PySimpleGUI you should consider supporting the project with their official Udemy course here. Python and GUIs In most of the cases, when we develop Python applications or scripts we mostly operate via command… Continue reading Create GUIs for Python applications with PySimpleGUI
Visualize and export full Pandas DataFrames as images
TL, DR Columns or fields truncation when visualizing Pandas DataFrames can be annoying. Exporting data views for use in other contexts (such as a blog post) may also not be immediate. Using Pandas options and the dataframe-image package we can easily visualize DataFrames in their full extent (without columns of fields truncation) and save this… Continue reading Visualize and export full Pandas DataFrames as images
Hide elements with CSS
TL, DR Sometimes we want to hide some element on a webpage. CSS provide us with some handy way to do it. This is a short guide to hide webpage elements using CSS. Our webpage got something to hide Sometimes we want to modify quickly the visibility of some element in our webpages. This often… Continue reading Hide elements with CSS
Setup a BeagleBone Green Wireless with HDMI cape
TL, DR BeagleBone HDMI cape needs a specific OS version to work, and we need to prevent upgrades that would break compatibility. This post provides a guide to setup a BeagleBone Green Wireless with the HDMI cape and prevent breaking updates. BeagleBone Green Wireless BeagleBones are open source Single Board Computers (SBC) that can be… Continue reading Setup a BeagleBone Green Wireless with HDMI cape
Schedule an automatic reboot for a Linux server
TL, DR In order to schedule an automatic reboot on our Linux server we need to use SuperUser privileges. Using privileged Crontab we can automate privileged operations on Linux machines. Need privileged automation? Sometimes we need to schedule a periodic reboot for our Linux machine – physical or in the cloud. There is an easy… Continue reading Schedule an automatic reboot for a Linux server
