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buds is absurd. Three Hundred and Seventy
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I'm waiting for us. Well I would
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like to start off by telling you
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about another country. maybe when you ever
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heard of a Canada? so you've heard
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of Canada, you've heard of us. You've
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heard of Germany of her to Slovakia.
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You've heard of the Philippines? Have you
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heard of I Country? How this this
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have a song with it in a
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pine entering a does involved at a
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thing of banjo ehlers call them. I
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hope that had I know I have
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not to a we should have covered
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this on the fourteenth and you buy
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a new I country by day. Other
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things okay so Pie Country is. It's
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also something that might not sound like
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a great big problem until you try
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to deal with this new like are
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you serious their this many things. It's
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similar to dealing with time zones. I
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got how complicated can be aware that
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twenty Four now and what are their
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revisions and were all the different ways
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in which they can be abbreviated and
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so on. This is that for country
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so it's a Python library to access
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I So these are standards: country subdivision
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to subdivision, language, currency, and script definitions
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in their translations for all the countries
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of the world including deleted countries that
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used to be countries but are not
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and I would consider those just former.
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But deleted as a very digital way to
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figure fish. That
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we just selected that pardon we hit
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you know a man backslash and had
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really deleted all the way. Anyway this
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is this is really nurse and it's
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used by seventeen ninety of seventeen point
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nine thousand different projects which is pretty
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cool. So here's the deal. he go
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in here and somewhere you could just
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go into. Id say plague countries are
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countries and there's two hundred forty nine
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here and you get these are not
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just a Listers strings. We get rich
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objects back like the first one is
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Afghanistan. So country the class. It has
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the Alpha to code which is a
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F, the alpha three code a F
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T And that's the kind of seven
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talking about. That's like why there's so
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many variations you can represent. You know
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the shorthand version. like just two letters
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be glossies, three letters, or there's numeric
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versions. There's like the full name versus
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the colloquial name. So Afghanistan, rest of
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the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Oh, this
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is comical. I might. Learn jamming Exactly.
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There's a lot more it in here
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in their it has a dictionary like
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access for the variation Csx get Alpha
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two equals D and you'll get good
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old Deutschland. Or you could say Africa
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Alpha three equals A D E U
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or the name because Germany are all
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these different ways was you find a
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query this or given one You can
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obviously does access all these properties Like
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Ryan would know that it's the Federal
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Republic of Germany and it has how
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the searching for country So I can
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say give Me England is like yeah
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there's no English what would there's this
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thing called United Kingdom we sort of
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as a center in England, Navy and
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that's G B and so on. So
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ah yeah. pretty neat. Can say by
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the search for Co day and he
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gets cut it out if worry. I'm
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sorry folks from their votes you know
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you'll get an If I. It'll even
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match when it's not exactly the right
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character right? Like I owe hat and
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or know that called on a new
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mom but er hat but can think.
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Consider it, but you don't have that in
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the search. Raped that to. This is more
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it. Like I said, there's more to this
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and just like our list of countries and
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then store it countries, these are the ones
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with each. Since I read this, they change
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it from a story to deleted or I
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started countries. Ah, subdivisions. My, what is a
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subdivision of our country? This is like states
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or Providence's but nearly as strange as it
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sounds. Their scripts. also what has a script
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is written language versus spoken language does might
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be the same thing, but they might also
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not be the. Same like Latin for
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example. right now may currencies are
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in here. Languages are in here
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locales or in here. so if
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you do anything with countries this
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might be worth looking for a
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canal that's pretty cool. yeah I'm
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not so like up on the
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England isn't country but okay was
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accorded by country it's not a
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country and also am so yeah
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that's have to look into this
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more visited a subdivision maybe it's
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a subdivision and and also like
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what's weird is Deutsche don't the
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word. Deutschland said in for Germany is
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a not even my now so yeah
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well I was also says it has
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translations so for example German. If you
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ask a German person where they're from
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they'll say Deutschland musters beginning was it
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before I like they refer to it
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as Deutschland know but for some reason
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we don't agree with alcohol about college
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irony right now so I dunno it's
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it's and are seen as I suspect
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if he's the translations may be a
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new said he wanted his for the
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name the net official name of Germany
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it it probably would say the Federal
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Republic of Germany with whenever that inflated
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rapists Interesting yeah my Switzerland is. Sites
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I am I'm Kim America of
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a as different it's a goes
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by different names and different from
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there are different languages so I
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think it also has those when
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he talks about the the translations
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to beat and well ah we
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could point to countries tend to
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do transitions are we could point
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to objects and that does. Does
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Python have pointers? Am. Pirelli point
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to a country arena that may
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be pretty directions. Get
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it is our it was that way
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I don't know Kim is this way
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around and but we're point probably were
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probably point a different directions anyway I'm
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so now bachelor has a a an
6:17
article called despite than If pointers and
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I'm like yeah no it doesn't but
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it kind of does hear it anyway
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I'm I'm highlighting this because I think
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it's a really good article for somebody.
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This coming from. A language that
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does have pointers and and stuff
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to Python because it's a good
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entry way into names in Python.
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So ah the articles serve does
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by then and pointers but it's
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I'm It's kind of pointing to
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the the idea of like talking
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about the Id function and damn
6:48
I know about the Id function.
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really. What associates say idea of
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unarmed of an object or a
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variable name it took it tells
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you like I have a number
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for what? Like what? It points
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to Lake where the him or know
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it's a representation of the memory address
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or something. That's kind of what a
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pointer is right be you can't in
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Cnc, plus person, breast and other things.
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You can be referenced using that you
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can create and a variable using the
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address. You can create a variable that
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points to that sick and you cannot
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do that within. I thought so it
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is different but them but also kind
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of Everything is a pointer in Python
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and that sort of a ned's point
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is voiced plaintiff and is that a.
7:30
With our would like just normal object
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we say like my var equal seventeen
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and then we can have a would
7:37
have to see do my pointer as
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doesn't it doesn't help you in the
7:41
but damn you can do another variable
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that was the same thing and it
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is that works. It's when it's just
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sort of how name's work and make
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them. describing is very poorly but I'm
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it is. This is a good entry
7:53
point into wow how objects were of
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and luckily net also linked to an
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attack. He did names that refers. The
8:00
objects in in so he did a
8:02
day a talk in twenty fifteen and
8:04
still the slides or up in the
8:06
video but even the slides just going
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through it am it's really good Dodger
8:11
stand Just really how name's worked were
8:13
just in Python. We just kind of
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point to things and and suddenly we're
8:17
going to league also to the yeah
8:19
the twenty Fifteen article Python names and
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values and really this was the kit
8:24
trick. When I when I really could
8:26
broccoli this thing with python then I
8:28
can't I can understand Python. Everything
8:30
else seems easy after this. So the
8:33
digital and it always has good ratings.
8:35
I'm subscribed to the Rss feed. Ah,
8:37
I think it's interesting to consider whether
8:39
Python in that article as bad on
8:42
our planet like Boy Howdy does it.
8:45
As yes he likes it has more
8:47
pointers and c plus plus which is
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insane A didn't have him a wider
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variety way as to like the reference
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the how he has starts with like
8:56
casting avoid Sars artisan ales but everything
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literally everything in Python. As a point
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or even numbers are pointers whereas in
9:03
C Plus Plus numbers usually or value
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types the right and you can have
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stuff that's on the stack that's not
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a point, just has the value in
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Python there is no way to have
9:14
just have a every everything as a
9:16
pointer often point A to point out
9:18
yeah, you're traversing something to something Rain
9:20
it's and I'm going to find the
9:22
dictionary of the class and then I'm
9:25
following that to where it points to
9:27
to get to the value. Ah, so
9:29
it's worth spending some time on even
9:31
though you don't ever see a star
9:33
aura an ampersand in the context of
9:35
like juggling pointers and python. Yeah, and
9:38
like like of vectors or lists in
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Python or not, they're not the played
9:42
the start of a chunk of memory
9:44
that represents all of your items. That's
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not what's going on and so it's
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something completely different. Forget that I'm so
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that indeed. indeed. very good, I guess.
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and any destinations. Again database type
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say investor in just source database
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whatever and then the destination as
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where it goes and all this
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You want your. Mom good. He
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posts crests. One Cia commands done
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was pretty cool. It's pretty cool
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right now so it's command line
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application that allows in just seen
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or copy and data from any
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source into any database. I mean
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surprised to be a star any
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with a pack of their i'm
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about many many data sources. Okay
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with yeah so if we jump
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of find the source isn't I bet
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m and a second but it says
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there's three ways to copy stuff over.
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You can do an append which is
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kind of cool like if you've got
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multiple data sources that are localized saving
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of data and you want to put
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them all into one place. Ah white
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if you had a bunch a sequel
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light files from different locations say you
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got a bunch of are now bunch
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of out he thinks are you got
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a bunch of servers and they each
13:28
keep some data in a. Sequel I
13:30
Fall you are put that into one big
13:32
database right You could do a pet or
13:35
you could say merge a full i'm guessing
13:37
of the primary key is the same it
13:39
just gives it may be doesn't update to
13:42
that thing if of fields are different other
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now our you can just why been free
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and insert so like I clean replacement delete
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and insert the their rico and then somewhere
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down here Supported sources Here's why I was
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joking about the any sports posts grass and
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it has some of them are bi directional.
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Source or destination somewhere to source Summer. That
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the nation whose dress bakery snowflake
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redshift it breaks the B B
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Max article Server and Csv files
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are all bi directional Csv file.
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The bi directional gay. But
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only sources so I don't know why
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it's incredibly easily just have like up
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flat file, a flat table know like
14:22
nested stuff. I know if you're copied
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from relational database but the whatever I'm
14:26
still pretty cool. I think to be
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able to use the so. You god
14:30
just a want to keep on saying
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there are migrate over you're thinking writing
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Python code to do it you might
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not have right? Nicola was pretty cool.
14:38
I don't know Snowflake is to green
14:40
and yeah we'll get now that season
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right now so to be warm enough
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summer's coming but it'll it'll be back
14:46
in the fall I ever have a
14:48
now as funny cause well I'm here.
14:51
Very interesting. Am I speaking of command
14:53
line? So am I Ran across David
14:55
Lords article. make your terminal nice and
14:57
this is the server room and shout
14:59
out because I'm so. Apparently David
15:01
is using em is using fish and
15:03
which I haven't heard about for awhile.
15:05
So a nicer prompt was starship and
15:08
a nice Herschelle with fish. And this
15:10
isn't really a detailed up or article,
15:12
but it's just sort of like good
15:15
things can be nicer. And I was
15:17
reminded about this because of seek a
15:19
long time ago we were talking with
15:21
i'm oh anyway somebody else about a
15:24
starship and I was like I should
15:26
try starship and I tried it in.
15:28
for some reason. Didn't work for
15:31
me but I'm like this think
15:33
it's time to start again and
15:35
so I looked into both these
15:37
I tried fish and I do
15:39
a really appreciated to the says
15:42
finally command line shell for the
15:44
nineties which is awesome and funny
15:46
and it's also and comic sans
15:48
which is a ironically appreciates but
15:50
the the scripting languages little different
15:53
in i've got a lot of
15:55
customization Spore, Bash and Z show
15:57
is very compatible with Bash so
15:59
I. I'm usually use either
16:01
Bashers a show and I I
16:03
think I'm the stick with that.
16:05
but I'm Starship Startups amazing And
16:07
ah so I switched to Starship
16:09
and I'd the when you Go
16:11
to Starship It there's installation guide
16:13
in really it was so easy
16:15
it was ah there's a Matt
16:17
Mack O S line is a
16:19
sad curl. install it or you
16:21
can homebrew ticketed the homebrew thing
16:23
anyway. Ah, but then how do
16:25
you use it? There's a usage
16:27
of just so I was on
16:29
Seashell. See just how to add
16:32
one line tiered cease shell Rc
16:34
but there's there's instructions on how
16:36
to do it within bash or
16:38
fish or ourselves or Ill cool
16:40
it were a powerful as preening.
16:43
I'm fro you windows people out
16:45
there. Ah, but so what you
16:47
get. What I really like is
16:49
this this notion of the the
16:51
Directory is I write their. Listed
16:55
above your command and then
16:57
a listing. What would what?
16:59
I really. Like is what? What? What
17:01
my get branches my directory which version
17:03
of Python I'm using. The example here
17:05
shows a rust but ambitious which version
17:07
of Python you're using and then also
17:09
what version where mayor and so having
17:11
and I didn't can figure that at
17:13
all. That's just the default and I'm
17:15
like that's good. I'm good with that.
17:17
So I am a computer all just
17:20
the default ran to the box. it
17:22
works really get so I'm pretty happy
17:24
so far. a race. yeah I think
17:26
there's a lot of options here. I
17:28
there's on my see sell their. Nest
17:30
Starship. there's all the different cells these
17:32
days. I'm using warp worked out there
17:34
which pretty excellent I talked about on
17:36
the shelf for I can for element
17:39
more. was trying an orbit or preschool
17:41
idling. The big things the big mess
17:43
is people should take away from this
17:45
is don't just take what you're operating
17:47
system gives you, it's it's really quite
17:50
bad as it is lodges not great.
17:52
It's bad and a lot of people
17:54
who are like arrow like I'm not
17:56
really a terminal person or I'm not
17:58
a see I personally. That's because they
18:00
didn't you know spend thirty minutes Once we're
18:03
getting there were like oh actually oh that's
18:05
nice. It's a you probably oh what is
18:07
their average environment active? what is it's version
18:10
or and then all these other things you
18:12
are there get changes, a minor, get a
18:14
puzzle at all or their changes, etc. like
18:16
all those little the every one of those
18:19
is just or of that size to and
18:21
you know it really adds up. Will
18:23
in I've always been one to I mean
18:25
for my career of him usually juggling multiple
18:28
projects, multiple. Branches
18:30
on projects and everything and I've kind
18:32
of been okay knowing what I'm doing.
18:34
However, recently I just have the levels
18:37
up that of using way more branches,
18:39
way more projects and just having that
18:41
information for me right there to make
18:43
sure that a I know what version
18:46
of Python using what branch I'm on
18:48
and having that just wherever present is
18:50
like oh my god I, I don't
18:52
think about it anymore. awesome says right
18:55
there. So I am. I just hit
18:57
that hit that like pain point where
18:59
having. That informations helping me and so
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am I Appreciate some very very nice
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goodness. How about any extras? Junius Resource
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I'm feeling Nexus Today I got a
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few Isis for votes. First of all
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I spoke about you V or know
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Brian you spoke about you V and
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I just jumped by. We both one
19:17
is talking about a be how to
19:19
forcibly yeah was it was officially your
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topic on the chef. However I and
19:23
you had Charlie Marsh on tests and
19:25
code and so I just published an
19:27
episode of Top Pythons Have in. The
19:30
conversation when charlie about you be in a
19:33
little bit a rough and just life in
19:35
general but I have a big backlog of
19:37
show's over there and I'm working to release
19:39
because I've recorded faster than weekly released cadences
19:42
but at this one seemed very timely so
19:44
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accuser. people can check that out I can
19:48
we to listen to our lives but are
19:51
also follow up Here is odd. there's this
19:53
really interest scenes the you tube can all
19:55
eyes on of it's and gentlemen are a
19:57
saint is the one that was his. Dark
20:00
Matter and they have like highly produced
20:03
video versions of what would be a
20:05
podcast. Was just kind of interesting. So
20:07
they had that one hour David Deities
20:09
talking about the live in the Cloud
20:11
Clouds user but display of you look
20:14
at the video side of it. It's
20:16
like could be a documentary. Sort things
20:18
out a way that's interesting. were checking
20:20
out you want to follow but I'm
20:23
I Live in the Cloud Talk a
20:25
dead ah for those who like to
20:27
live out near the front of the
20:29
Leading edge Python. Three Thirteen Alpha of
20:31
five is available, and people forget to check
20:34
that out so it's not quite beta. And
20:36
when it was it, it's beta. There's no
20:38
more changes, but right now they're so tinsley.
20:40
breaking changes. things can be added, things can
20:42
be removed, so on. But in this thing,
20:45
I'm like it you. There's a nice list
20:47
serve. you know what some of the improvements
20:49
like, for example, how exciting a preliminary experimental
20:51
jet was added by the way, just like
20:54
they're on another, as if it's nothing. Is
20:57
your Python will be compiled and
20:59
then finally this one comes us
21:01
from Pat Decker Target Tech. So the
21:03
tech blog at Target This is
21:05
really cool said Target post offices
21:07
and on our blog which I didn't
21:10
know they they had attacked Mark Sir
21:12
Alex Ferguson is by call for them
21:14
a Nelson Targets Open Source Fund.
21:16
Oh cool yeah answers. We created
21:18
Targets Open Source Phone as a commitment
21:21
to support open source projects we use.
21:23
In short Target now directly donate some
21:25
projects doing and how process of
21:27
pride hides his representation of Targets
21:29
technology. Team or if it was
21:31
perfect like says lox Ah, we're
21:33
We're basing this on some of
21:36
the prior work that out there.
21:38
In in fact, the success of
21:40
Century and Microsoft Open Source Funds
21:42
have inspired them to go further
21:44
than Atlas Project. Like you to
21:46
give a shoutout to Homebrew Open
21:48
A P I Generator Sdk Man,
21:50
Marc. Marquez
21:52
for our Caitlyn an issue before. Okay,
21:54
so it looks like they do. I
21:56
have a Scotland, so they're supporting that.
21:59
But you, whatever. That you support what
22:01
you use. I think that's cool. Yeah,
22:03
adding more. Get every campaign. I mean
22:05
every become be thieving companies you don't
22:07
think use up and sources of with
22:10
source. So yes, exactly yeah. There was
22:12
a quote they gave in hand as
22:14
head of the Linux Foundation estimates and
22:16
ninety percent of the code and production
22:19
is of open Source origin point when
22:21
you're using libraries based on open source
22:23
of the matter. Yeah, like the fact
22:25
use flask would make your stuff of
22:28
open source origin I met. yeah and
22:30
ah, I know that there's some wrinkles
22:32
and how their money often gets distributed.
22:34
but some money getting distributed is better
22:37
than none. So that the Attic I'll
22:39
say one more thing to sue encourage
22:41
other companies people with another company city
22:43
this. We recognize that it's our responsibility
22:46
to engage across a broad spectrum of
22:48
activities. This includes contributor own software to
22:50
open source, joining communities and passion so
22:52
for use by others plus funding with
22:54
money. the others image as critical. The
22:57
two amps well are the only extra
22:59
I've got. Is that I have
23:01
been working on a side project
23:03
and then I'm starting to ramp
23:05
up a little bit and I've
23:07
decided to to to them to
23:09
have started the Sas project in
23:11
I've started thought I would does
23:13
get a little head start by
23:15
using am ah Korea Zoos ah
23:17
Sas Pegasus so I'm I talked
23:19
with him to see other day
23:21
so his interview will be on
23:23
on not on python test I'm
23:25
but I'm as I go along
23:27
now be reporting how it's going
23:29
and. The guess I'm just excited to
23:31
get started. So nice be a blog. It's
23:34
blog blog. the progress. Yeah, it's just now.
23:36
It's just gonna be slow going cause there's
23:38
a lot less a lot more going on
23:40
in my life. but I want to give
23:43
it off the room indeed. If. I
23:45
know the feeling that how much something
23:47
funny? yes let's hire some funny to
23:49
This comes to us from Dev Humor
23:51
directly submitted by Admin. This at it's
23:54
got like a kind of a cyber
23:56
security thing. Your brain your cat out.
23:58
you know, like social engineer. In my
24:00
to hey I'm from i'd he gonna
24:02
get a pop up on your authenticator
24:04
that says i need were just checking
24:06
some systems of your mind is a
24:08
proven that the counter and artillery. I
24:10
know it's your personal email but we're
24:12
just working on it for you. So
24:14
anyway here's the joke. If a person
24:16
who tries to trick others into giving
24:18
them personally or sensitive information is a
24:20
social engineer, does that mean that the
24:22
person who try to prevent that is
24:24
in the high social Engineer. Well
24:28
be. I mean, I've met a lot of fun.
24:30
Cyber screw people and I'm maybe. I
24:34
think it might be an over generalization,
24:36
but know me as funny as are
24:38
you an antisocial and hear this time
24:40
it's a good thing. As
24:43
I know I just to I need to.
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