markisdev / 911-calls-data-analysis

This project inolves basic to detailed data analysis of 911 Calls Data, taken from Kaggle. The project is completly done using Python via Jupyter Notebook, using the standard popular Python Libraries for Data Science.

Hey, I'm Rijuth 👋

Hey there! I'm currently pursuing my bachelors degree in CSE from CMR Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.
I'm extremely passionate about technology and love building products! Currently, I'm a full-stack developer with a keen interest in web3.
Other than that, I enjoy writing a lot - I write technical content here and on quirky topics at my personal blog here.

Feel free to reach me, I'm always up for a fun conversation!

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🚀 Click here for my blogs

Mindflux	Hashnode
The Paradox of Choice	Building ML-powered cross-platform apps with Flutter and Google's ML Kit!
Intellectual stimulation is your enemy!	Develop your own GitHub README game!
Be grateful if you're lonely!	Firebase Authentication with GetX - Google Sign-in
Shiny Object Syndrome is spoiling you!	Understanding Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
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🎲 Join my community Mastermind game!

🏆 Recent user with winning move is @MarkisDev 🎉

📋 Click here for the rules

• The objective of the game is to find the correct sequence of colors chosen by the computer
• The computer will always choose unique colors, it will not repeat any color
• When each row of the board is filled, the computer will give you two hints
• It will tell you the number of colors which are present in the code
• It will also tell you the number of colors which are present in the correct position as well
• Eg: Computer chose the sequence : White Blue Orange Purple
• User guessed the squence : Blue Orange Green Purple
• Correct position = Purple and Correct color = Blue, Orange

Position : 0	Color : 0

To make a move, click on one of the colors from below 👇

⏰ Most recent moves

User	Move
@HamzaGSopp
@imrtls00
@blitzionic

Pssst! The code chosen by computer is stored in board.json with base64 encoding 👀