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#4020 TRIZ Contradiction Matrix (CSV) to SQLite

#4020 TRIZ 40 Principles and TRIZ Contradiction Matrix (CSV) to SQLite C:\Users\BobB\Documents\Excel_Stuff\TRIZ_40_Priniciples.csv FROM:  qualitygurus.com/guide-to-the-40-triz-principles-table-format/ C:\Users\BobB\Documents\Excel_Stuff\TRIZ_Contradiction_Matrix.csv FROM:  https://innovation-triz.com/triz40/triz_matrix.xls #4020 Python CSV to SQLite import pandas as pd import sqlite3 # Define file and table names csv_file = 'your_data.csv' db_file = 'your_database.db' table_name = 'your_table_name' # Load the CSV file into a pandas DataFrame df = pd.read_csv(csv_file) # Connect to the SQLite database (it will be created if it doesn't exist) conn = sqlite3.connect(db_file) # Write the data into a SQL table # if_exists='replace' will drop the table and create a new one each time df.to_sql(table_name, conn, if_exists='replace', index=False) # Close the database connection conn.close() From < https://www.google.com/search?q=python+csv+to+sqlit...

#4019 Nano Banana Pro: Five Starter Projects for CNC

#4019 Nano Banana Pro: Five Starter Projects for CNC #4019  Provide 5 good starter projects for CNC This is an exciting time. You have the machine set up, the spindle is ready to spin, and you are staring at a blank piece of wood. The jump from "I have a CNC" to "I made this" can feel intimidating because it involves three distinct skills: CAD (Designing it), CAM (Telling the machine how to cut it), and Machining (Actually running the job). A good starter project needs to be low-risk (cheap materials), quick to run (so you can iterate fast if you mess up), and teach a fundamental skill that you will use on harder projects later. Here are 5 excellent starter CNC projects, ordered progressively by skill level. 1. The "Hello World" Coaster Set This is the obligatory first project. It is low stakes, uses scrap material, and if you mess up, you’ve only wasted 20 minutes and fifty cents worth of wood. It teaches the absolute basics of turning a 2D drawing into a...

#4018 Innovation Flow - Python App

#4018 Innovation Flow - Python App #4018  Analyze and improve the following Python app requirements: """Python application: 1. Read a text file for a sequence of system instructions and user prompts 2. Loop sequentially through the system instructions and user prompts, submitting each to an Ollama-supported local LLM, catenating the previous step response to the user prompt (when applicable) 3. For each result from a step, insert the text file name, sequence step number, system instructions, user prompt with previous response (as applicable), and the response to a database table 4. Provide a full report of all steps""" This is a solid foundation for an agentic or multi-step reasoning pipeline. Given your background in software process engineering and S&MA, you likely value traceability and error handling as much as the core logic. I have analyzed your requirements and refined them to include better handling of state, metadata, and reliability. 1. Requ...

#4017 Laptop-Based Optimization Solutions

#4017 Laptop-Based Optimization Solutions #4017  What kind of optimization solutions can I offer customers using my MSI Creator 16 AI Studio Laptop with Intel Ultra 9-185H, NVIDIA RTX 4080 w/12Gb VRAM, 64GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB NVMe SSD? With a machine of this caliber, you aren't just holding a laptop; you're holding a mobile localized data center. Given your background in Safety and Mission Assurance (S&MA) and software process engineering, your "optimization solutions" can bridge the gap between raw hardware power and high-stakes reliability. Here are the specific optimization services you can offer, categorized by how they leverage your hardware: 1. Local AI & Privacy-First Optimization Many clients want AI but are terrified of data leaks to the cloud. You can offer "On-Prem AI Implementation" services. The Hardware Edge: The Intel Ultra 9’s NPU and the RTX 4080’s 12GB VRAM allow you to run Large Language Models (LLMs) and Diffusion models locall...