this is my first post on here so apologies if I'm doing anything wrong
My credit card company has a browser based game that allows me to earn points for gift voucher, ECT....
The game looks like this
https://m.imgur.com/a/VOhqOO9
I want to create a script that allows me to automate this
I'm sure this is a common question asked here, but I can't find a solution online to this specific case. I would appreciate it if someone could link a tutorial or guide that would teach me out so automate this taskm
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Added Who Bot in MS Teams but am unable to find a reliable and definitive answer on how I can "teach" the bot to answer the questions "Who knows about ..."
Some sources point to updating Delve account with skills, some say it will get that information from chat discussions in Teams... nothing works (after almost a month of the bot being added).
So, how can I feed the Who Bot information so that it can answer that specific question - "Who knows about a topic"
Thank you.
I was talking to Microsoft about this. After weeks of back and forth, this is their conclusion:
Thank you for your time over the phone today.
As regards your concern, the Who Bot feature needs a different
expertise to feed data for the “Who Bot” to fetch results for the
queries on “who knows about”.
This information needs to be fed into a text file with a scripting
expert and then integrated into the Who Bot connector. This is where
"who knows about" fetch its data from.
Since we are only a break fix issues support team and do not work on
scripting, this is out of our support boundaries.
Ref articles and work items:
• https://github.com/microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/tree/main/samples/csharp_dotnetcore/12.customQABot
Please, let me know if you have further concerns about this.
Thank you for choosing Microsoft support
Their solutions was "please code a bot to fix our bot"
You can create a question answering project from your own content, such as FAQs or product manuals.
This bot has been created using the Bot Framework SDK, it shows how to create a bot that uses Cognitive Services' question answering feature.
Question answering lets you to build, train and publish a simple question and answer bot based on FAQ URLs, structured and unstructured documents, or editorial content in minutes. In this sample, we demonstrate how to use question answering to answer questions based on an FAQ text file used as input.
Ref Sample-https://github.com/microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/tree/main/samples/csharp_dotnetcore/12.customQABot
I'm pretty new to programming (I've only learned basic Java and Python), but I'm really interested in application development. So, I wanted to create a simple app that checks the chance for rain from a specific weather site. If the chance of rain is greater than or equal to 50%, it simply displays "Carry an umbrella". If chance is less than 50%, say "Don't need an umbrella".
I tried to read some other questions about creating a weather app on this site and they talked about using APIs, but besides me doing a little research on what an API is, I have no idea what's going on. And, I don't want to make it complicated.
Also, I'm aware that there's already some apps that do this (such as one from Yahoo). However, I'm not just looking for a prebuilt app. My goal is to learn a little bit more about app development by creating simple app that will retrieve information from a site, and display it to me. I don't care very much about the weather aspect, but it seemed like a simple example to give.
I'm just looking for guidance on how to go about doing this, so if someone can explain how, or provide any useful links, that'd be great! Thanks!
Edit: Oh also, I am looking to build on Windows (not Android or iOS).
I have an e-commerce website and I need to display products in homepage based on user interest like advertisement showing on facebook and google based on the search we did on the internet.
Is there any API from facebook or google or any website for fetching user interests?
I have wondered how facebook, google, and booking.com collaboratively tracking us even if they are different companies.
Is there any common gateway or common interface where these big companies share user info by making a system with cookies to track among all as a centralized big data model for behavioral advertising?
I am looking for answers from experts for this. I really need to build a system for tracking user interest based on their search on google and other websites.
So you need to use something called recommender systems, using a machine learning algorithm, you'll recommend products to people based on ratings and interest. by using previous data of the same user or other users (just like when you get recommended videos on youtube).
this topic is too big for me to explain it step by step in here, and you need to first have a good understanding of primitive machine learning such as classification, regression ... etc
so if you're interested make sure to check a coursera course called Machine Learning (Stanford University) it's taught by machine learning rockstar Andrew NG, and it doesn't only teach you machine learning, but it takes you from somebody with no idea on the subject to an expert (technically) the course used MATLAB/OCTAVE and it has an entire section on Recommender Systems which is what you need, after you've finished just implement what you learned in the language of your choice !
PS:
you can always look up tutorial online for implementing Recommender Systems, but you will waste so much time because you would have no idea about what you're doing without understanding the theory which you will master in the course I've recommended, the course can also be found easily on youtube. but taking it for FREE in coursera will help you more because you'll have hands-on programming experience, on the different subjects.
For that google and facebook has their algorithm to track user movement and they use it for showing ads on their website.
i don't think that is available for common use.
I think you won't be able to Track there interest live Facebook, Google, Amazon, twitter. They are collecting your Interest form there own platform.
Also they manage large Add provider. SO once a Add has been clicked by you, it has been tracked. Also Google Play, itunes has access to your Phone.
I'm working on building a website for a friend, and they would love to use Square for their payment processing. I'm just wondering if there is a way for me to automatically process a payment with square from the website I am building? I looked around a little, but didn't find any information about an API that I can send CC information to Square automatically and have the clients charged.
I know paypal is another very popular option, but I'm just curious if this can be done with Square?
Thanks for any help guys!
I used square for several years and they did not seem eager to offer an api. They do seem to have one now, but I don't know much about it. Check out connect.squareup.com -- they don't actually let you process charges, though. It meant more as a reporting and inventory tool.
The real benefit of Square is the ability to swipe wherever you are. If you want to be able to upload transactions in bulk, you might look at authorize.net -- I know they, among others, have that capability.
I am wondering if there is anywhere I can to give suggestions to the developers. I love spotify and I use it daily, at least! There are just a few things that I think would be great improvements. Such as, adding a playlist that includes all songs in every playlist that you, personally make. Or something similar to that. It would also be really helpful and convenient if you had the option to organize playlists alphabetically. Please let me know if there is a place where these ideas can be heard!
Thanks!
This is a great point and this is a problem that we've recognised as well. We're currently working on new ways of creating a discussion between third party developers and the teams that works on the APIs, so please stay tuned and have a look at the Developer site from time to time. If you've got feature suggestions for Spotify in general, there's the Spotify Ideas forum. We also monitor #SpotifyPlatform on Twitter for API related topics.