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NEXT EVENT: CHIPY NOVEMBER 2022 __MAIN__ MEETING

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Join us for our November __main__ Meeting! Thank you to Foxtrot for hosting us and for Elastic for sponsoring food! See you all there.

When: Nov. 10, 2022, 6:30 p.m.

Where: Foxtrot

167 N Green Street, Suite 1100

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Current Attendance:
In Person Pythonistas: 16
Virtual Pythonistas: 3

TOPICS FOR NEXT EVENT

Building Machine Learning Apps with Gradio
By: Freddy Boulton
Experience Level: Novice

The best way to share machine learning models is through interactive web applications that let stakeholders try the models for themselves. By playing with the model through a graphical interface, stakeholders can develop an intuition for how the model works in a way that would be impossible by analyzing average performance metrics or hand-picked examples.

Building web applications for machine learning requires significant knowledge of web development (css, js) and web hosting which are not in the typical data scientist's tool box.  …

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Micropython wiggles a mustache
By: Andrew Wingate
Experience Level: Novice

Show off a micropython framework for my mini mustached robot. It's the same robot the I showed the last time, but now it has code and works!

 

Topics include:
event loop

anyncio

state machines

synchronous event management

web hosted interface with repl like repl thing

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Micropython turns on a light
By: Carl Karsten
Experience Level: Novice

 

 

Last time I talked about Micropython I didn't show any code. 

This time I have code:

>>> from machine import Pin
>>> p=Pin("D13", Pin.OUT)
>>> p.value(1)

That turns on an LED.  We will talk about what that means, how it happens and the implications of this is the software that makes electronics happen.

There are a few more lines of the same nature: check the state of a switch gives is the I in IO.  For extra credit, …

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Founded in 2003, Chicago Python User Group is one of the world's most active programming language special interest groups with over 1,000 active members and many more prestigious alumni. Our main focus is the Python Programming Language. There are many ways to get and stay involved. Meetings are open to all levels. Our main meetings are on the 2nd Thursday of every month and happen online remotely. We have SIGs (Special Interest Groups) in: Mentorship, Data Science, Web technologies, and Finance.
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