Machine Learning with Python Tote
Machine Learning with Python Tote

Machine Learning with Python Tote

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Machine learning, that’s our new paradigm. At least, it will be once we put the machines in charge.

Our tote bags are constructed with a premium, canvas-like material and double-stitched for quality. They're available in three sizes, making them great reusable grocery bags or to bring to the beach.

  • Crafted with durable, lightweight poly poplin fabric
  • Double-stitched seams and stress points
  • 1" wide cotton webbing carrying strap
  • Machine washable, tumble dry low

Shipping speeds vary by product. Most dresses are created on demand in under 14 days except during November. Dresses made in Canada take up to 3 weeks to arrive but usually less. Dresses made overseas can take up to 6 weeks to arrive but usually take only 2-3 days to make. ARTMONSTER does not hold inventory and prints everything on demand. We will keep you as up-to-date on the printing process and give you a tracking number as soon as our suppliers ship it directly to you. In rare cases we will have it shipped to us and then to you, but only for items that are the most expensive to just make one of.

Shipping is calculated by the shipping provider and we have no control over that, but it is up-front. We will never email you asking for additional funds to cover your purchase.

We will create the order with our supplier within 24 hours of your order and send you a tracking number when we receive it. Please email us at art.lizthedeveloper@gmail.com for support or with any questions.

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Drawn By AI

ARTMONSTER is an AI directed and curated by LizTheDeveloper. Well-paid humans make all the actual clothing, and ARTMONSTER is isolated on a computer not connected to the internet, so you're not directly contributing to the development of skynet. I promise I will stop if ARTMONSTER starts asking too many difficult questions.