Telegram bot & AWS Lambda
In today's world, chatbots have become a popular way to communicate with customers and
provide automated support.
Telegram is a messaging app that allows users to interact with chatbots.
This tutorial teaches you how to build a scalable Telegram chatbot with Python and serverless
functions using ChatGPT. You'll learn how to set up your development environment, configure your
Telegram bot, create serverless functions, and integrate ChatGPT.
By the end of the tutorial, you'll
have a fully functional and customizable chatbot that understands natural language and provides relevant responses.
May has arrived, and with it, the early scorching heat of summer.
As I wipe the sweat from my forehead, I wondered why some people can tolerate high temperatures
better than others.
After speaking with a colleague from Morocco, he told me that for him 31°C is also too hot, but
in Marocco when it's 40 or 50°C it's perfectly bearable, I wondered why.. I learned that the key
to their heat tolerance
lies in the relative humidity of the air.
When it's hot, our bodies cool down through sweating. However,
for sweat to evaporate and provide cooling, the air must be dry enough to allow it.
Higher humidity reduces the evaporation of sweat,
making it difficult for our metabolism to cool down, and thus increasing the apparent
temperature..
The apparent temperature is therefore higher when the humidity is higher.
I build a small webapp to calculate this apparent temperature also known as heat index.
I lived on a farm, surrounded by fresh air, green fields, and of course, our beloved hens.
However, our feathered friends haven't quite mastered the art of hatching eggs. So, I took
matters into my own hands and decided to build my very own egg incubator.
With a little ingenuity and some lines of code, I was able to create an incubator that can
nurture our precious eggs into proud and healthy chicks in no time. In fact, I was able to
achieve this feat in under 20 lines of code!
Follow the link to find out how to parent proud chicks in less than 20 lines of code.
The main idea of this project is to connect a Shiny application to a persistent data
storage.
For aesthetic reasons I wanted to plot a map, I found this open database containing
thousands of sunken ships, way more than what Leaflet package can handle,
so I used another package : mapdeck
I have a list of adress but I can't do nothing with it. To create a map or to fetch weather
information I need coordinates.
Hopefully packages exist on Python
Wordle is a fun game, but solving it with the help of statistics is even more fun.
I wrote an article in french about how I mannaged to do it on Python
How to solve the Wikipedia game
Aws serverless
Gan modeling
Machine learning only for useless purpose