12 posts tagged with "Python"

Leveraging the power of ChatGPT to interact with Twitter API for real-time financial news updates.

In this blog post, I share how I built a Python tool that converts a Twitter thread into a LinkedIn carousel in seconds. This tool is open source and contributions for improvements are welcome.

The open source code is available here.

This post talks about my story of becoming the CEO of OpenBB, the company behind the fastest growing open source project in finance.

The start of my journey into the world of Machine Learning, from learning Python to understanding the underlying mathematics of ML algorithms.

An unusual journey of learning about Neural Networks for a PhD thesis. This blog post details the author's experience of assisting in the programming aspect of a PhD thesis, focusing on the study of various models and their forecasting performance.

The open source code is available here.

In this blogpost, I share how I created a bot in Python to automate participation in NFT giveaways on Reddit. The bot simplifies tasks such as upvoting posts, commenting, and opening Opensea links to favourite artwork.

The open source code is available here.

Gamestonk Terminal's latest updates including Docker integration, Jupyter Lab integration, a new Hugo website, and new features. A summary of the recent developments and future plans for the open-source financial tool.

The open source code is available here.

This blog post discusses the creation of a Python module for splitting univariate time-series data using cross-validation techniques. The module is designed to prepare data for training, validation, and testing in a Deep Neural Network (DNN).

The open source code is available here.

Ranking and sorting a list of 99 mind-bending thriller movies using IMDbPy API in Python.

The open source code is available here.

In this blogpost, I share how I developed a program to help my mum manage her recipes. The program allows for adding, editing, and removing recipes, and even includes fun minion icons.

The open source code is available here.

In this blogpost, I share my journey of creating a customizable meme filter using Python. This filter selects a random meme based on the number of people on the screen and assigns each person to a character in the meme.

The open source code is available here.

In this blogpost, I share how I developed an automated task to estimate the momentum of football teams for betting purposes using Beautiful Soup and Python.

The open source code is available here.