Coding My Subscribers Weirdest Automation Ideas (Python)

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[@Hallden_]

About the .25% speed. I added that for the small portion of my audience that wants to see the code explained. Normally I leave this out since I don’t do tutorials. But I thought this could be a way to potentially satisfy everyone without getting really bad watchtime on the video (which I would get if I showed the explanation in real time because most of you guys would fast forward through that part (And I don’t blame you since I would do that too)) and bad watchtime equals less views and if I do that in every video it equals no more of me being able to make these videos But this was just an experiment 😉

[@prodKossi]

Don't know if its just for me, but that part was almost impossible to understand because the audio got so jumbled up when i slowed it down :( Cool idea though!

[@teengeeks3]

Great idea and pls include the tutorial also... 👍

[@dustinshamp2405]

Maybe make a separate video for the explanations, you already recorded yourself explaining it, so you could have clipped all the explanations into a separate video and had a sort of "2 birds one stone" thing going on and it would be another video on your channel to rack up some views (: Just an idea, not sure how good of an idea it is lmao.

[@bufmouse13]

awesome idea but I do not think the .25 works. there isnt enough data in the audio to rebuild correctly at .25 speed. just make longer videos and add timestamps or allow people to jump through if they wanna skip. I love seeing you make others ideas!

[@ACodingWoof]

Not sure if it's only for me, but the audio gets cut and like not understandable, other than that, nice video as always

[@jmontyy]

x.25 was pretty unique haha i think i would much prefer timestamps and a longer video

[@tilos1841]

i mean for non english speakers at least its pretty hard to understand what you are saying

[@drdax]

I agree, timestamps or a separate video would probably be better

[@kalebchoi6372]

Audio sounded terrible, maybe kalle can eq it so its not as bad, but it's probably better for a longer video

[@bobbywenman9642]

x.5 sounded better imo

[@GerardoBaez]

Definitively longer video with timestamps!

[@VivekYadav-ds8oz]

The 25% speed actually increases your audience's spectate time by 400%, smart move

[@micheald.9668]

Yes but at a cost you sacrifce viewers satisfaction

[@nathanlloyd774]

"So, I'm gonna try to get this anti-procrastinator done....but first....." Hmmmm....

[@drickzee]

lol

[@ndondomk7024]

That’s a good one

[@lambachurro8790]

i like this comment a lot

[@coderanger7708]

2:56 People watching in 2x speed are in for a treat

[@mrgeniasworld4374]

Fun fact: every 256th day of the year is a day of the programmer 👏

[@SunIsLost]

@@mrgeniasworld4374 thanks

[@wthxrsh]

You should make another channel named "KallExplains" Where you explain your projects, codes and teach in detail! Just a recommendation

[@SunDevilThor]

I second this

[@memebrewery]

I third this

[@benedictusaryasatya6761]

Well im fourth

[@amiino1364]

I fifth this

[@SunIsLost]

Yes

[@nathanriddle1663]

The shutdown one would be a good idea, only instead of deleting everything, you could have it send it's location to you

[@ridhwwan]

Yeeaaahh. That's so neat

[@191.]

And maybe take a picture

[@ayushmishra6077]

or a restart and then del every thing or just enycrypt everty thing adn ask a password again don't use password as password ok

[@mohammadanasalam2920]

kzbin.infoyPo14c4eTCw?feature=share

[@junior4life33]

This is smart af

[@Minttusuklaarae]

Pro tip: If you want to learn faster, you can watch the explanations on 2x speed!

[@aggelos_kilitis5405]

i do that all the time

[@SnickerV3]

thank you for the tip. it worked! XDDDD

[@Hallden_]

Don’t forget to go check out the inspirer for this video kzbin.info

[@hardcoded2051]

I know you!

[@livecoder7639]

@@hardcoded2051 you know nothing jon snow

[@petesky101]

Idea: a portable script that checks if a business computer is running any monitoring software and alerts when the user is being monitored.

[@adamkobzan1485]

What an amzing channel. I love you style of videos where you go through the process of everything while keeping it simple, short and to the point. PS the 0.25 thing didnt work because when you speed up a video its not as easy as to just slow it back down especially 400%. maybe try 200% or just tell us to where we should skip.

[@ameyadeshpande3082]

As usual a fantastic video Kalle! You could use abstractive summarization for the last idea as well.

[@akshittyagi6482]

I really love it when you include little vlog-like segments in your videos. Great job with this video, Kalle! Really needed some inspiration right now.

[@N3krodamus]

I love this segment where you code some crazy ideas

[@slweedlen]

For the anti procrastination script you could perhaps combine it with some kind of DNS tech, such as pihole. And if it detects a black listed URL it will shutdown your computer.

[@nicktabor5049]

The transcript script is great, especially if you could designate keywords to be highlighted, and searchable

[@tofudasimp4140]

love this, keep up the good work pal

[@PhillStone]

I like the code explanation - it was a good experiment too. How about a script that catches voice cues such as "KZbin! 25% Speed"

[@Holt196]

You could try to make a tool that notifies you when a webpage is changed. I was looking to rent an appartment a while ago and there was a lot of demand and a first come, first served policy. So it would really help to get a notification (or even multiple) that lets you know when the site is changed so you can be the first to sign up. Im sure this is helpful in many different contexts

[@hgg-ws4bc]

I like how you go "uhblabliskiblu blaluka" after every project...funny and creative.

[@horickxyeh7178]

I've been thinking of a script that can auto fill in your most common code during writing new programs. Like type in if then fill out the whole structure of if (){} or if (): which may save tons of time! It should be able to memorize every block of code your wrote and record them in a personal database

[@MaxxD17]

The sped up video is brilliant in this scenario, and apparently for the people that do watch those sections at 0.25 speed KZbin sees the watch time of that in real time which is good for the creator. Just a theory I have been seeing floating around.

[@jboblk]

yeah but the compression makes it sound absolutely terrible

[@constantavogadro7823]

2:55 Kalle: If you want to understand the code, slow down; if you're not interested - it'll be over in a minute Me: understanding the code at the original speed

[@kaustubhverma616]

When you have no idea to code then you code the entire project...is awesome feeling 💥

[@revolutionizer099]

This was one of the best in kalle's collection

[@ricardoferreira9868]

Great ideia to slow the code explaining part but i cant understand a word that you are saying

[@pawelek1481]

Yea your right, but great idea!! Go for it

[@faizanahmed9304]

I love your videos dude!!

[@vaughnsmith5337]

You should probably just include the explanation in a separate video lol that 25% speed thing was good in concept

[@automateddude]

I liked the Anti procastinator and note taker! Thanks

[@silviudinca6501]

You could do a file grouping script. You take a path as an input and you group the pdfs (in one folder) , mp3's in another folder , and so on.

[@CrazySOB_]

I absolutely loved the *idea* of the x0.25 speed. Unforunately YT kind of sucks with how it slows down the video time. I saw a couple of suggestions in the comments I would love to bump a little. Some people said to put un-listed videos in the description, and putting the videos at the end. Perhaps after/before your credits to where people could skip to with timestamps. Just anything that won't hinder the quality of your video with youtubes weird time speed change system. Other than that. Absolutely amazing video!

[@alessandroamadelli7240]

To procrastinate while almost finishing an anti procrastinator script is pure genius 😂

[@ishanchoudhary4555]

when my guy says I'l speed it up a bit. He ain't messing around 😂

[@MattCook206]

Very cool ! Thanks

[@ACDC60332]

The 0.25 speed tutorial sounds a bit weird to me because of how KZbin changes the speed. I think the best thing would maybe be 3 unlisted videos with the explanation how you did it linked in the description.

[@trelligan42]

#PythonAutomationIdea: File Sorter I download files from the Internet all the time, and I'm pretty good about naming them consistently. But they get dumped into the same directory all the time, and I'd like to automatically move the ones I marked well. I imagine a configuration file I'll have to build once, then update as needed. Two items are needed, the identifier for what kind of file, and a directory where those are to be stored. So a #Math file would go into my C:\Learn\Math directory, and a #Python file would go into C:\Learn\Python directory. This would be two lines in my configuration file, and when I run it it will look in my Downloads directory (can be hardcoded in the Python code or another item in the config file) and move any files with "#Math" into the correct directory. I'll then be able to mark the rest of my files without all those others in the way.

[@code-grammardude5974]

that lazy boi high school thing was actually pretty cool

[@Matrixpandagamer]

The first script seems really terrifying.

[@sebastiandonickler.6715]

The 25% is a cool idea, think by adjusting the velocity the audio can be more understandable.

[@bluursito7241]

Funny thing, there are some premium apps for note taking that do transcripts of your classes, so you later can listen to it again and write your own notes.

[@vinayakcs]

can you pls tell how ANTI PROCASTINATOR can be implemented in chrome(mac)

[@fluf265]

Self distractor could distract me from the emergency call ... 😅

[@kyeiiih4422]

Hey Kalle, Genius brains at work!

[@sabelonmc4508]

now we need some pre workout meal explaining

[@user-fx3pr3qn2h]

Hi, Kalle. At the very beginning of the video, you chair flashed. Tell me what kind of chair is it, is it comfortable? Because I want to find the perfect chair for me. Tnx

[@tillmannbrodbeck2430]

Where does the sr on the speech to text script come from?

[@AbdulMalik-rt3vx]

Question about anti procastination script: Where is the sessionstore-backups folder in Windows for Edge? Thanks!

[@chaks2432]

Insultinator-Inator (TM Pending) - A script that displays a random insult at you everytime you wake up or turn on your computer

[@pizzapanni]

i've been watching your wallpaper for quite sometime now, could you please give a download link?

[@shariqshaikh5715]

Hey can you tell me how you are good at many things like python, flutter etc... can you suggest what a beginner should do to be consistent to one thing?

[@ephraimmedeiros8181]

Very nice video. Thanks . I think this is very important and in same line I have one question: Is it possible to build a script that read text lines (prompts) from a pre defined list (JSON) and send these prompts to chatGPT (or Davinci/GPT-3 . No problem if is the paid version) , and copy/save the answers to a txt file or json and pause for 2 minutes before go to the next prompt ? In this way instead chatting with chatGPT in front of screen, we would be able to go to buy groceries or swimm , play with my little sons....and when we come back we just check the answers and start work with the texts generated. If possible , you (or someone else) could produce a video teaching how to do it or if there already an example could you post link ? Example something like : - List of 10 topics (in Json or txt file ) about Biology - Prompt : Produce 3 Multiple choice questions about [topic 1] with 4 choices and provide the answers (and explain the right answer ?) and loop this to all list . I'm loving chatGPT to support educators but we are still spending long hours in front of screen "chatting". Could we automate this too ? I'm struggling to write a script to do it and your video will help. I will try to use some info but maybe its a good idea to produce a video too. Anyway ...best regards and keep doing your EXCELLENT videos ! I made the same comment in another video (sorry but I found this one relevant too)

[@sonnyakakitha2580]

3:00 os.system("rm -rf /home") LOL there will kill the /home partition

[@Eternalkanji]

Kalle, you’re a really good youtuber.

[@wlockuz4467]

The lazy notes is actually a genius idea.

[@rixu2671]

How easy is it to automate this process? Search a word (or part of a word) that I input in a pdf document and output the paragraphs surrounding the word into a Word doc. Also, how easy is it to data scrape any pdf invoices (other videos usually show a pdf with tables and frames)?

[@johnharrington4205]

use the shred command in *nix to do a delete double tap on that data if you're feeling extra

[@makkam7575]

Concerning the youtube program, imagine I am looking for a tutorial on youtube to do something or visiting a website that contains youtube in its url, the os will still shutdown.

[@priyanujbora9663]

How about a script that automatically adds, commits and pushes a file to your github repository when you say the keywords "add", "commit", "push".

[@josueteodoro2342]

I mean, you're just omitting the word git. git add . git commit -m "i did this" and git push. lmao

[@gh05tparkourfreerunning31]

@@josueteodoro2342 I think they mean to speak the words verbally

[@josueteodoro2342]

@@gh05tparkourfreerunning31 Yeah, it makes way more sense now thought. When I saw say, I thought writing on a terminal. Thanks for correcting me!

[@noir371]

Wouldn't it make more sense for the anti procrastinator to shut down that specific site instead of the entire pc? Guess you'd have to code for a lot of different websites though

[@abhijithkalwakol]

Make a python project on a GUI with which you can control all of our smart devices, check our exercise progress...whatever needed

[@gamerboy13stupid89]

I want to see another live stream thing on flutter app again! Maybe for your startup but do the live stream for it!

[@drkwrk5229]

Makes more sense to destroy only homedir.. but recovery is pretty easy unless shred or cat /dev/zero > /dev/sdx from a live image... If paranoid, run data inside a vm with an encrypted disk...

[@nandishajani]

Automated birthday and anniversary wishes on WhatsApp .. also integrate chat bot to make your response even smarter based on your previous conversations

[@lamb8086]

Speeds through the coding portion of the coding channel but then shows making his food in real time….haha whatttt?

[@BringMe_Back]

Good efforts

[@calitts4708]

The .25x is, in fact, a creative idea, but the audio quality is *severely* damaged by KZbin's compression. I would prefer a lot more if you use timestamps, that is my suggestion.

[@walkdead94]

Liked the lazy boy idea.. actually, I can use it to record my thoughts on projects or better yet, my learning whenever studying something new... ;)

[@_chemin_de_foi]

Ideas are next level😲😲😲😲😁

[@codyfsw]

The 25% thing is genius! I even reviewed them at 2x since I had to get to the gym 😘

[@MosnoAlMoseeki]

That was pretty cool, I like the 'Lazy Boy", a cool transcript idea. And I really enjoyed the 0.25 speed idea, that is actually kind of brilliant. Nicely done!

[@shcade8926]

show more of the coding process! or go trough your scripts

[@btno222]

Program a simple lie detector out of a sensor (water) or (iR Light) sensors to either detect sweat or Heart Beat Skip by iR, All by means of a $10 water or iR Light sensor and a $12 ESP32 Arduino Micro Controller which also can be programmed with Python3..... :) Awesome videos BTW !!!!

[@funhavver]

So, for the first automation idea, could you make it so that every time you open up file explorer on windows, you have to enter a password to continue?

[@mongstyt9946]

How do I get the scripts

[@TruthEthan]

in the beginning you look like those guys on Omegle who hold the camera with one hand lol

[@jeremyklein5661]

For the self desctruct script - if you close out of the window that pops up it will kill the process and not delete all of your files.

[@ilanfiner]

You are the best!

[@matthewvnl3476]

May I ask what were u eating I’m curious what that is

[@HarveyTriathlon98]

I dont know if this would be okay or if anyones mentioned it before but would anyone like to collaborate to extend the lazyclass speech program so it can be a fully fledged app? you set it off and it creates a time stamped extra that you can edit and label and then automatically categorises by either keywords or the subjects?

[@egedemirkrkan3581]

I dont usually use comment section on KZbin, but for this time I really wanna give positive feedbacks. I've been watching your videos for a long time, I must say that you are absolutely insane. Content quality is getting better and better and better and better everyday. Just enjoying every moment of your videos. You will for sure achieve great things. Just keep up the good work, and keep doing what you are doing now.

[@hackynawhat]

I always get stuck while coding, can you help me overcome that?

[@edboss36]

The 25% speed was a good idea but it sounded buggy :/ I think the best would be to make a seperate video (if you have a second channel then you can post it on that to keep this main channel clean)

[@ameyadeshpande3082]

good idea

[@theencryptedpartition4633]

We miss the old intro musics maaaaan, it's just so iconic, this intro music just calls you out, idk lol

[@Renukak392]

hi sir,i have an idea can u please help to code to make ahome plan for any plot shape with python

[@tian4372]

Does lazyboi script work only in english?

[@brotherbear6434]

Coding tutorials: drag on for hours on end to maximise the 💰 This madlad:

[@Azt3c07]

Perhaps a script for csv to word automation with snippets in the report?:)

[@ebakes]

Jokes on you, I watch my programming videos sped up already (most of the time sensible work is clearer than dialogue)

[@benjaminschneider]

The lazy thing only works if the voice quality is good enough I guess.

[@GabrielM01]

Well, the idea is nice, but delrting thing don't actually deletes them, it just marks it to be overwritten if necessary, would be better to encrypt everything or use shred with a couple of flags to secure delete them

[@hm5348]

Cool video concept, I would love to see more of these. Maybe you should put time stamps so you could skip code explanations or leave the explanation at the very end and put timestamps for each one?

[@abhayparashar2169]

Nice Video. I want you to create a project, where we gave a question to the script and it will go to google and search for it and extract the exact answer in the text, not any links. Also If it couldn't find the answer on the homepage then it should go inside the web pages to find the answer.

[@jairajsahgal5062]

Very good video.

[@Ragdollmaster333]

Missed opportunity to put the notes of you explaining the code for the note taking program.

[@terroflys]

damn the lazy boy one is really interesting.

[@jatinjain8860]

Hi can u make a video on your setup for KZbin. A must have things for making KZbin videos.

[@bigunhettiarachchi853]

Wow How long did it take you to come to this point. ? I wanna be a great developer like you man !!

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

Antiprocrastinator is actually great for trolling

[@basim1163]

How did you learn python

[@adrijaguin6576]

Can you create a video where you can guide how to automate all the bling games? Would really really appreciate. Also I'm a novice so don't know anything.