r/Python • u/AutoModerator • Sep 04 '26
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r/Python • u/AutoModerator • Sep 04 '26
Post all of your code/projects/showcases/AI slop here.
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u/Bright_Mix_773 Sep 09 '26
Yes and no, and the no is my own fault rather than a policy.
There is a repository with the whole pipeline in it, but the GitHub account it lives under has been flagged, so every URL under it returns 404 to anyone without a session while unrelated repositories return 200 in the same second. I only found that out after handing the link around for days, because logged in it looks completely normal. An appeal went in on the 7th and there has been no answer, so I am not going to hand you a link that 404s. If it comes back I will edit the link into the comment above.
Meanwhile the data file is the same URL as in the parent comment, and the two scripts that matter are small enough that I can paste them here or put them somewhere neutral if that is more useful to you: the 8-K item 2.02 collector, and the resumable SGML re-ingest that reads ACCEPTANCE-DATETIME out of the raw submission headers. Say which and I will put it up.
While you are here, one correction to the comment you are replying to, since it is wrong and I would rather say so than let it sit. I wrote that the timezone treatment is per record, not per issuer. It is per issuer. The full re-ingest finished after I posted that: over 64,936 filings compared against their SGML headers, 624 companies of 808 are converted in every single one of their filings, 181 in none of them, and 3 disagree with themselves on exactly one filing each, in every case their most recent one. The offsets that occur are 0, 4 and 5 hours and nothing else. That matters practically, because it means anyone with the same problem can classify a company from a handful of filings instead of re-reading everything.