Nope. What it was instead was a commentary on licensing. A few weeks back it was announced that the Dave Chappelle Show

You see, last night came at the tail-end of a day-long celebration. Time Square was packed. Washington Square Park — packed. There were impromptu parties on the streets of Brooklyn. Made me miss New York. A little. Because the day before there was a report of a 132,700 new COVID-19 cases, a record. But folks were partying. And what a denouement — Dave Chappelle on SN fucking L.

I don’t care who the guest is. The person singing makes no damn difference. I have no intentions on sitting through an hour of half-baked, unfunny skits. I don’t think I’m alone in that opinion.

I’m no expert but I’m of the belief that this monologue will be studied by comedians from now until eternity. There were so many layers, stories, punchlines, and enough shit to ruffle the feathers for the faint of heart — intelligent humor that makes the listener/viewer think — and it was sixteen minutes and twenty some odd seconds — a masterclass.

Usually, these type of stories are told for an early ice breaker. A cheap applause. And that’s how the story starts. Chappelle mentions flying in on a private jet to host SNL, right? So this is a “look how far we’ve come” story, right? Yes and no. Because I can imagine his great-grandfather being blown away by seeing his descendant on national television, an idol to whites and Blacks alike.

So this seemed like a serious occasion. And that’s how he started. Chappelle opened his monologue with a rumination on his great-grandfather, William D. Chappelle who was born enslaved, became educated during the days of reconstruction, and eventually would go on to become a Bishop and president of the Historically Black College, Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina.

That was my first thought (we can look at this as the opposite bookend to Chappelle’s 2016 appearance). Last time, Dave rolled out in black jacket, jean, grey t-shirt get up. But this time he wore a suit.

To learn more about the algorithm behind the maze solver, or how to use Streamlit to create a friendly web interface using very few lines of Python code, check out Parts I and II of this series.

To learn more about the algorithm behind the maze solver, or how to use Streamlit to create a friendly web interface using very few lines of Python code, check out Parts I and II of this series.

In previous articles, we built a simple maze-solver app. In short, it allows users to upload an image of a maze and it shows a solution. A few of the Streamlit features used to facilitate user interaction are:

Note: If your python dependencies require OS-level packages you may need to add a packages.txt file to your repository. For example, using the OpenCV Python library with Streamlit requires the host server to install ffmpeg.

Maybe you, reader, will have watched it by the time this pops up on Medium, maybe not. Maybe you’ve already canceled Dave because of any one of his last shows which you don’t deem funny. Maybe.

Creating a user interface for a Python project is seamless with Streamlit, a relatively new browser-based Python framework that lets you elegantly showcase a project without writing any HTML, CSS, or Javascript code.

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e providers expose the official cloud service assets that you would be using for any diagram that leverages one of the main cloud providers. My team mostly works in GCP, and I would spend hours building these diagrams manually before stumbling across this library so I was a bit excited when I discovered I had these node assets at my fingertips.

Or maybe you just want to see what the hell I mean by a masterclass. Maybe. Whatever the case, look at this as a less pretentious, more accurate “Genius” (even the title is pretentious, dumb fucks), an abbreviated annotation of Dave Chappelle’s November 7th SNL monologue which took place in the Gregorian calendar year of our Lord, 2020.

In this lesson, we quickly deployed a Python project for free using Streamlit Sharing. You can view the final, deployed app here as well as all of the source code on Github.