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GetCards

Data scientist Chris Albon has been posting pictures of his machine learning flash cards on Twitter. This repo uses a Jupyter notebook to download them for convenient viewing.

OSX/Linux

To use this repo, you will:

• Install Jupyter and required modules
• Create a Twitter app to provide programmatic access to Twitter
• Run the Jupyter notebook
• View the png images it downloads to the repo's ml-cards directory.

Install Jupyter

Run this command to install Jupyter and required modules:

• pip install -r module_list.txt

Create your Twitter app

This repo uses tweepy to interact with Twitter. To use it, you will create a new Twitter app and insert those credentials into Get Flashcards.ipnyb.

1. Log into twitter
2. Browse to https://apps.twitter.com/
3. Click the Create New App button and define your new app. Here are some example values:
   • Name: Get Flashcards - <your name>
   • Description: Chris Albon ML Flashcard puller
   • Website: http://www.not-used.com
   • Callback URLs: `` <= blank
4. Check the Developer Agreement and click the Create your Twitter application button.
5. In the application details page, Select the "Keys and Access Tokens" tab.
6. Under "Your Access Token", click the Create my access token button.

Insert your credentials

Open Get Flashcards.ipynb and locate these two lines:

    "auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(consumer_key, consumer_secret) #Fill these in\n",
    "auth.set_access_token(access_token, access_token_secret)  #Fill these in\n",

Replace the consumer_key, consumer_secret, access_token, and access_token_secret with single-quoted values from your application settings created in the previous step.

See the tweepy tutorial for more information, if needed.

Run the Jupyter notebook

Run the Jupyter notebook from a shell in the repo root directory

• jupyter notebook Get\ Flashcards.ipynb

Jupyter will open a browser page, execute the code, placing all ML flashcards in a ml-cards local directory.

You can enter CTRL+C twice to stop jupyter from the command line.

View the cards

All cards are stored in a local ml-cards directory.