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getting this error in the logs
2017-08-01T01:56:50.570780
Beverley
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pythondev
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^[[A^[[BInternal Server Error: /api-user-create/ Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/django/core/handlers/base.py", line 149, in get_response response = self.process_exception_by_middleware(e, request) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/django/core/handlers/base.py", line 147, in get_response response = wrapped_callback(request, *callback_args, **callback_kwargs) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/django/views/decorators/csrf.py", line 58, in wrapped_view return view_func(*args, **kwargs) File "/home/samuel/Documents/code/binabikers/delivery/views.py", line 14, in create_user data = json.loads(request.body) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/json/__init__.py", line 339, in loads return _default_decoder.decode(s) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 364, in decode obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end()) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 380, in raw_decode obj, end = self.scan_once(s, idx) ValueError: Expecting property name: line 1 column 2 (char 1) [01/Aug/2017 05:55:01] "POST /api-user-create/ HTTP/1.1" 500 85788
2017-08-01T01:56:52.571197
Beverley
pythondev_help_Beverley_2017-08-01T01:56:52.571197
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input: curl -X POST -d "{'user-type': 'user', 'username':'john', 'password':'john2', 'email': '<mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>', 'first-name':'john', 'last-name':'smith'}" <http://localhost:8000/api-user-create/>
2017-08-01T01:57:19.576489
Beverley
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Please use code formatting (either triple ticks on both sides ` ``` `, or the snippet feature which is available with the little plus to the left of the code input box)!
2017-08-01T02:03:43.653143
Beula
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But `"{'user-type': 'user', 'username':'john', 'password':'john2', 'email': '<mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>', 'first-name':'john', 'last-name':'smith'}"` is invalid json
2017-08-01T02:03:53.655049
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T02:03:53.655049
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You need to swap the quotes you use
2017-08-01T02:04:01.656733
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T02:04:01.656733
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`'{"user-type": "user", "username": "john", ...}'`
2017-08-01T02:04:16.659629
Beula
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awesome it worked
2017-08-01T02:13:52.776753
Beverley
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thanks <@Beula>
2017-08-01T02:14:07.779824
Beverley
pythondev_help_Beverley_2017-08-01T02:14:07.779824
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sure thing
2017-08-01T02:14:23.783116
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T02:14:23.783116
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So, I've been using `__all__` for some time now to quickly declare to the programmer which functions of a module is to be used by other modules (more or less, when you open a file, the "entry point(s)" that other files that import this file uses can be found by reading `__all__`). It's quite helpful, but the problem is that e.g. sphinx by default won't add the docstrings of private functions. This makes sense if I'm writing API docs, but not so much if I want to cover all functions. How would you handle this issue?
2017-08-01T04:54:59.732191
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T04:54:59.732191
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`sphinx by default won't add the docstrings of private functions` there should be an option to activate it for all functions
2017-08-01T04:56:18.763161
Ciera
pythondev_help_Ciera_2017-08-01T04:56:18.763161
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Is that reasonable though? Maybe it's me who should rethink what the documentation should be used for.
2017-08-01T04:57:28.791161
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T04:57:28.791161
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<@Lanita> it's unusual to write a non-api documentation in the source code
2017-08-01T04:58:23.812615
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T04:58:23.812615
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<@Collette> Why? If I write valid rst docstrings for private functions they can be used by other tools
2017-08-01T05:00:08.855122
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:00:08.855122
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I suppose that one of the reasons I care about this is that sphinx won't pass over my private functions by default, and thus I won't get any indication of rst syntax warnings/errors in my private functions, so they'll likely be broken and not noticed
2017-08-01T05:03:35.937960
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:03:35.937960
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pythondev
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well in this case they shouldn't be private
2017-08-01T05:03:37.938602
Ciera
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But sometimes the gritty details needs an explanation/overview, and that might as well be in rst, right? That doesn't mean that they shouldn't be private. Equating private with "doesn't need docstring" seems weird to me
2017-08-01T05:04:32.959714
Lanita
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I agree with <@Lanita> . Documentation isn't just for end-users; it's for coworkers. Or myself, in future.
2017-08-01T05:05:03.971881
Gabriele
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In my case, my sphinx documentation is 100% for co-workers that can code, and that will probably continue to be the case for some time.
2017-08-01T05:06:09.997720
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:06:09.997720
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But the thing is, my coworker might as well read the code to begin with, so maybe it makes sense to only declare the interfaces, given how readable raw rst is and python's readability in general...
2017-08-01T05:07:09.020549
Lanita
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I disagree; "read the source" is a poor substitute for good documentation
2017-08-01T05:07:46.034474
Gabriele
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I don't understand what do you want <@Lanita> ? sphinx to generate doc for private method that have docstrings ?
2017-08-01T05:08:21.047436
Ciera
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That is what people *say*, but in reality, do people work like that? It's one thing to use a library, but when you're adding functionality to a codebase?
2017-08-01T05:08:50.058450
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:08:50.058450
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The reason I'm saying this is that my coworkers seem to be the people that prefers to read the source code directly, but maybe they're just used to an environment without documentation... sigh.
2017-08-01T05:09:55.082381
Lanita
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<@Ciera> I suppose I want a general discussion on how documentation is to be used, which I suppose would fit better in random. Oh well.
2017-08-01T05:10:47.102691
Lanita
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<@Lanita> because api changes, but general ideas and core functionality often doesn't change
2017-08-01T05:11:17.114038
Collette
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Source code and documentation go hand in hand. If I have documentation, I'll go there first. It also helps to communicate intent _far_ quicker than reading code does.
2017-08-01T05:11:23.116270
Gabriele
pythondev_help_Gabriele_2017-08-01T05:11:23.116270
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Because when you try to express everything in __doc__, `help(obj)` becomes unreadable
2017-08-01T05:11:39.122142
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T05:11:39.122142
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<@Collette> , so you leave off private functions entirely in your fancy-looking documentation? (e.g. sphinx)
2017-08-01T05:12:19.137319
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:12:19.137319
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Yes. That's why they're private
2017-08-01T05:12:30.141558
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T05:12:30.141558
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I can include them into a "how to read the source code" guide though
2017-08-01T05:13:04.154210
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T05:13:04.154210
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<@Collette> that certainly seems like a sensible approach, and probably the most applicable to my use case. But it does push other developers towards "read the source" fairly quickly. Which I suppose is what is happening in my organization anyways.
2017-08-01T05:15:54.218304
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:15:54.218304
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So, defining __all__ in every python file is a reasonable idea, I presume? Any places where I shouldn't be doing that?
2017-08-01T05:16:38.235540
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:16:38.235540
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Well, you can't cover everything with docs. Sometimes you have to hijack the library and do dirty stuff. That's why I often write "how to read the source code" guides
2017-08-01T05:17:13.248800
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T05:17:13.248800
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But still, `__all__` is a must
2017-08-01T05:17:21.251913
Collette
pythondev_help_Collette_2017-08-01T05:17:21.251913
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Seems reasonable. Any pointers (blog posts, whatever) on how to write such guides? At what level should they be?
2017-08-01T05:18:00.266512
Lanita
pythondev_help_Lanita_2017-08-01T05:18:00.266512
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I usually use the top-level docstring to explain intent, and that usually includes mentions of both public and private functions. Though should I consider the top-level docstring to be public or private?
2017-08-01T05:22:08.361466
Lanita
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I put them in docs, not in `__doc__`. I try to explain the flow of a single successful request, how it goes from the entry point to the handler. And how you can hijack various parts of the handler if they aren't specified as the public api
2017-08-01T05:25:52.448023
Collette
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If the intent of the library isn't clear, or the module names aren't obvious for a novice reader, I often document where's the entry point and if there is some private stuff that gets overridden by children classes
2017-08-01T05:27:07.476349
Collette
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Hi
2017-08-01T06:16:46.571186
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:16:46.571186
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Could anyone advise me how to scrape the data from the Javascript Webpages?
2017-08-01T06:17:17.581476
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:17:17.581476
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I'm trying to scrape the data from from this website but im unable to scrape any field:unamused:
2017-08-01T06:17:58.595316
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:17:58.595316
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The website i'm trying to scrape the data is <https://munchery.com/menus/sf/#/0/dinner>
2017-08-01T06:18:36.607706
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:18:36.607706
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Thanks for the advise:slightly_smiling_face:
2017-08-01T06:19:14.620350
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:19:14.620350
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pythondev
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<#C5PHT9EGK|webscraping>
2017-08-01T06:19:45.630365
Suellen
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<@Cassaundra> also, can you show a page you're scraping?
2017-08-01T06:20:00.635124
Suellen
pythondev_help_Suellen_2017-08-01T06:20:00.635124
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<@Suellen> The Website i'm trying to scrape is <https://munchery.com/menus/sf/#/0/dinner>
2017-08-01T06:24:23.720392
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:24:23.720392
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Not the website, but a page.
2017-08-01T06:24:39.725138
Suellen
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Sorry couldn't get you
2017-08-01T06:29:42.820669
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:29:42.820669
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i have no idea about JS
2017-08-01T06:29:52.823911
Cassaundra
pythondev_help_Cassaundra_2017-08-01T06:29:52.823911
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If the data is all being served up by Javascript then you can't scrape it. You'll want to watch which calls are being made to get the JSON data (or equivalent), and replicate those to get the data
2017-08-01T06:31:10.849889
Gabriele
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Or ask Munchery if they have an API you can use
2017-08-01T06:31:29.856155
Gabriele
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<@Cassaundra> also please check the terms of service of a site before asking questions about things that could violate TOS like scraping. The sites TOS is pretty clear on that, so your questions are better in <#C68GBADG8|etc_greyhat>
2017-08-01T07:32:57.991037
Patty
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<@Patty> Ok:+1:
2017-08-01T07:36:20.054096
Cassaundra
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Simple one off question that I’ve thought too much about: I made a website in Django that does a whole bunch of different things for me as a teacher, like gradebooks, assigning math problems to specific students, doling out digital awards, scraping the sites we use, sending parent letters, etc. When I describe it quickly to actual developers/programmers, what’s the easiest way to describe something like that? Website? App? Program? What’s the usual term for a django site?
2017-08-01T09:55:10.747442
Zaida
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You're bordering on a "LMS" (Learning Management System) - but I usually just say "site". In my anecdotal experience: 1. site/website -&gt; normal web application 2. webapp -&gt; borders on 1, but usually this gets more into more client side stuff, or an SPA type setup with an API and more functionality than the standard forms of a site 3. program -&gt; pretty vague, could be website, desktop app, etc. 4. app -&gt; often mobile specific But given a little context anyone will catch your drift
2017-08-01T09:57:59.856427
Beula
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Interesting, so teaching websites like mine have their own acronym? Good to know
2017-08-01T09:58:38.881913
Zaida
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Webapp is what I’ve been shooting for. Thanks! After making it for a year, I’ve only just started talking about it with people who know any coding and quickly realized I don’t know how to describe it to anyone who knows their stuff.
2017-08-01T10:00:09.942196
Zaida
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LMS is a bit more, but sounds like you have a lot of one. Blackboard, Desire2Learn, Instructure Canvas, Moodle, all examples of LMS related sites
2017-08-01T10:06:55.209746
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T10:06:55.209746
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Yeah, I checked out a few and it’s definitely not at the level of most of those, but seems to have some overlap. :taco: to you, <@Beula>
2017-08-01T10:39:46.499653
Zaida
pythondev_help_Zaida_2017-08-01T10:39:46.499653
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Well I screwed that up.
2017-08-01T10:40:05.511807
Zaida
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<@Zaida> :taco: for solving a need for your work! Do you come from programming or pick it up for this project?
2017-08-01T10:54:44.104145
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T10:54:44.104145
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<@Beula> Picked it up last summer to make my teaching more efficient/effective. But now I’m looking to learn enough to become a professional developer and hopefully work for an education based company, ala Khan Academy or the like.
2017-08-01T11:56:24.620243
Zaida
pythondev_help_Zaida_2017-08-01T11:56:24.620243
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Spent 4 years in the classroom, and a few in Graphic design before that, so the tech/design + education is something that I’m really interested in.
2017-08-01T11:57:03.646898
Zaida
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that’s a cool space to work in <@Zaida>. i work for an education based start-up. <http://openstax.org|openstax.org>
2017-08-01T12:20:52.562843
Johana
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That's really cool!
2017-08-01T12:21:32.587452
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T12:21:32.587452
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Whoa, Mike, openstax looks awesome.
2017-08-01T12:23:05.644242
Zaida
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<@Zaida> i would def. try to integrate with some LMS. for some reason it’s something that comes up last i don’t know why. we are currently making an integration with canvas.
2017-08-01T12:23:08.646278
Johana
pythondev_help_Johana_2017-08-01T12:23:08.646278
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yea we’re pretty cool. especially the fact that we make free textbooks.
2017-08-01T12:23:28.658300
Johana
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we’ll be launching our first paid product this fall. <https://tutor.openstax.org/>
2017-08-01T12:23:52.673165
Johana
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we’re a bit different than khan academy. i’ve met with those folks before :wink:. we actually publish research vs khan academy who doesn’t.
2017-08-01T12:24:55.710814
Johana
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I love the entire concept of you guys.
2017-08-01T12:25:06.717612
Zaida
pythondev_help_Zaida_2017-08-01T12:25:06.717612
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Is that the flask app mike?
2017-08-01T12:25:15.722834
Beula
pythondev_help_Beula_2017-08-01T12:25:15.722834
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well i’ve blown up the flask app now but yea it was the personalized learning part <@Beula>
2017-08-01T12:25:32.733528
Johana
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What is it now?
2017-08-01T12:25:50.744511
Beula
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Do you see yourself as a ‘disruptive’ service? I know the price of textbooks has been a massive issue for years now.
2017-08-01T12:25:55.747366
Zaida
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and Canvas is the best LMS from what I hear, but moodle is FOSS
2017-08-01T12:26:00.750393
Beula
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just pure python and api post requests.
2017-08-01T12:26:02.751542
Johana
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yea we have been disrupted the market really good lately.
2017-08-01T12:26:14.759211
Johana
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Way to go, man.
2017-08-01T12:26:20.762816
Zaida
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several big book publishers have partnered with us.
2017-08-01T12:26:24.765105
Johana
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which is basically saying, “since they can’t beat us they’ve joined us.” lol
2017-08-01T12:26:43.777425
Johana
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I teach 2nd Grade, so it’s a bit of a different world here, but still we have to shell out untold amounts of $ to pearson every year.
2017-08-01T12:26:59.786639
Zaida
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yea we tried to do k-12
2017-08-01T12:27:24.802557
Johana
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And the user interface I make for Kindergarten-4th grade (that’s all my school covers at the moment) can’t be as complicated as a blackboard or a canvas.
2017-08-01T12:27:31.806687
Zaida
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we had another product called concept coach but the grant money didn’t come in
2017-08-01T12:27:35.809314
Johana
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we had to pivot to college students.
2017-08-01T12:27:40.812434
Johana
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Great demo to start with.
2017-08-01T12:27:50.818949
Zaida
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spaced practice is where its at.
2017-08-01T12:28:10.831083
Johana
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and of course we have our own algorithms with academic papers written to compute the topic mastery of students.
2017-08-01T12:28:48.854747
Johana
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Oh! Do you know of any open-source algorithms for spaced practice? I’d love to incorporate something like what Anki uses into my app, but couldn’t find anything that I thought I could use.
2017-08-01T12:29:25.877908
Zaida
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i only know of anki.
2017-08-01T12:29:36.885111
Johana
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i love it
2017-08-01T12:29:37.885837
Johana
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especially since it is python
2017-08-01T12:29:42.889126
Johana
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It’s fantastic. Is it open source?
2017-08-01T12:29:45.890985
Zaida
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ya
2017-08-01T12:29:52.895014
Johana
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it uses a modified supermemo algorithm which is really good.
2017-08-01T12:30:11.906969
Johana
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Interesting… I doubt I can crack it open and make sense of it, but I’ll give it a shot.
2017-08-01T12:30:18.911634
Zaida
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Never heard of supermemo before.
2017-08-01T12:30:28.917391
Zaida
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