13 June 2026
George 392.85 °Ctext not yet in the index
There is a site name posit for doing rstudio cloud and it has python too but its not free
George 392.85 °Cnormally you do that in your device
My device is very slow for working with data streams
MalihehMy device is very slow for working with data streams
i guess that you have to put money on this, you cant just compute for free
14 June 2026
Malihehtext not yet in the index
How you wanna run without loading the data? Is it like endpoint API?
And 10G of datasets streaming the loading is should be on CPU and RAM
10anyone studying data science ?
Yes, somebody in this group does. Do you have a question that would actually help you if it was answered?
15 June 2026
SNanyone vps provider????
This is not a Python specific question, please delete your offtopic message, move to @PythonOfftopic and ask there.
cloudedYes, somebody in this group does. Do you have a question that would actually help you if it was answered?
i was just searching for people and mentors to help me
10i was just searching for people and mentors to help me
State your question for group discussion instead of asking somebody as your personal assistant.
𝕊𝕠𝕧𝕦𝕙Hey guys, after mastering Python basics, is it worth learning aiogram and building a bot? Or should I look into APIs instead? Looking for some advice.
One does not exclude the other. In fact, any Telegram bot library wraps the API into a library, so you'll be using an API by writing a bot, just not directly but through the library. On the other hand, you can have a bot that reaches out to other APIs and presents that information, controls services or does whatever those other APIs offer.
cloudedOne does not exclude the other. In fact, any Telegram bot library wraps the API into a library, so you'll be using an API by writing a bot, just not directly but through the library. On the other hand, you can have a bot that reaches out to other APIs and presents that information, controls services
Thanks for the reply friend
Hello everyone,
I’m new to Python and really eager to learn. As a beginner, I sometimes get stuck and would love some guidance from experienced members of this community. Could anyone here help me understand the basics step by step, or suggest resources that worked well for you when you were starting out?
I’d truly appreciate your support and advice. Thank you in advance! 🙏