Textstat is an open source project that aims to provide an easy to use Python package for automatically assessing statistics and readability scores for various texts.
Since my classes in my university were competitive and often full, I created this program to automatically sign me up for the courses as soon as someone dropped their spot and opened a seat up for grabs.
Comed offers an hourly electricity pricing plan. Using the strategies outlined here, I'm hoping to take advantage of this to save money in my own home.
Currently, I have built a system that effectively scrapes the data from online and utilizes it to make money-saving predictions through machine learning. The data is stored in both a csv file and an SQL database. Moving forward with this project, my next goal is to have my system interface with a usb device to output an electrical signal when it makes its predictions.This is a python project I made for those that want to let their friends make lists of custom words for the popular game skribbl.io. It's not a fancy program, but just a quick script I coded on the fly
Since people don't necessarily sit down together to generate a custom words list, it was pretty useful to instead make a quick and easy way to combine their independent lists into a single, combined, and succinct copy-and-paste-able paragraph for the game.