What should I put into a class method, what should I put into a separate function?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yfkmj/what_should_i_put_into_a_class_method_what_should/
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What should I put into a class method, what should I... • r/Python
For example, I'm using a state to represent a node in a tree search. Should the code to get the children of the node be a function or a method?...
Python network packet dissection frameworks shootout: Scapy vs Construct vs Hachoir vs Kaitai Struct: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yfoxv/python_network_packet_dissection_frameworks/
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Python network packet dissection frameworks shootout:... • r/Python
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Python Weekly - Issue 285: http://us2.campaign-archive.com/?u=e2e180baf855ac797ef407fc7
Introducing Python Fire, a library for automatically generating command line interfaces: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yg5er/introducing_python_fire_a_library_for/
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Introducing Python Fire, a library for automatically... • r/Python
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Calling Go Functions from Other Languages (with a nice python example): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yg666/calling_go_functions_from_other_languages_with_a/
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Calling Go Functions from Other Languages (with a nice... • r/Python
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Recommendations for Motif-Based Classification of Time Series with Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yghpf/recommendations_for_motifbased_classification_of/
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Recommendations for Motif-Based Classification of Time... • r/Python
I was wondering if I could get recommendations for Motif-based classification packages for time series data in Python. I have found SAX and...
New to Python and having a little trouble with a simple class assignment. Looking for some guidance: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yghts/new_to_python_and_having_a_little_trouble_with_a/
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New to Python and having a little trouble with a simple... • r/Python
As the title says, I'm new to python and trying to complete an assignment for my IT110 course. The problem is that my professor is a great guy but...
Why Python instead of Java when you hear about ETL ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5ygf21/why_python_instead_of_java_when_you_hear_about_etl/
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r/Python - Why Python instead of Java when you hear about ETL ?
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Unread, a script that checks for new Reddit messages and displays a desktop notification. Cross platform! (probably; tested on Windows with pywin32): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5ygocc/unread_a_script_that_checks_for_new_reddit/
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Unread, a script that checks for new Reddit messages... • r/Python
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Interacting with outside programs and multiple conditions?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5ygst3/interacting_with_outside_programs_and_multiple/
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Interacting with outside programs and multiple conditions? • r/Python
I'm fairly new to Python but I learn best through attempting to make complicated things. Reading through different sites I've seen a few things...
Python: Need help with barcode program: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5ygugg/python_need_help_with_barcode_program/
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Python: Need help with barcode program • r/Python
Hi there, I am learning Python at the moment and I have been asked to create a program that validates and generates a GTIN-8 barcode....
Appending to XML file using python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yh1mx/appending_to_xml_file_using_python/
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Appending to XML file using python • r/Python
So I have two XML (`a` and `b`, lets say) files and what I am trying to achieve is to take something from `a` file and append it to `b` file. File...
Numpy: What is special about division by 0.5?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42027585/numpy-what-is-special-about-division-by-0-5
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Numpy: What is special about division by 0.5?
This answer of @Dunes states, that due to pipeline-ing there is (almost) no difference between floating-point multiplication and division. However, from my expience with other languages I would exp...
access data in sharded JSON files on S3 from Blaze: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42603299/access-data-in-sharded-json-files-on-s3-from-blaze
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access data in sharded JSON files on S3 from Blaze
I am trying to access line delimited JSON data on S3.
From my understanding of the docs I should be able to do something like
print data(S3(Chunks(JSONLines))('s3://KEY:SECRET@bucket/dir/part-*.js...
From my understanding of the docs I should be able to do something like
print data(S3(Chunks(JSONLines))('s3://KEY:SECRET@bucket/dir/part-*.js...
Inspect internal variables as scipy.optimize.minimize runs?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42657931/inspect-internal-variables-as-scipy-optimize-minimize-runs
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Inspect internal variables as scipy.optimize.minimize runs?
I usually inspect my variables with pdb as my program runs. Now I wish to debug my scipy.optimize.minimize by inspecting the variables as the optimization runs.
result = scipy.optimize.minimize(fu...
result = scipy.optimize.minimize(fu...
How would you create a string with two back slashes (\\) without it being interpreted as an escape of the second slash?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yi03o/how_would_you_create_a_string_with_two_back/
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How would you create a string with two back slashes... • r/Python
I've tried adding more slashes but I thought about it and I'm not sure it makes sense... My IDE also is freaking out a little when I do it, it...
Matplotlib animations not working on IPython: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yi2tb/matplotlib_animations_not_working_on_ipython/
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Matplotlib animations not working on IPython • r/Python
I can't get the IPython console to display a simple animation (http://matplotlib.org/examples/animation/animate_decay.html, for example). The...
Which companies use python for machine learning: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5yi9ld/which_companies_use_python_for_machine_learning/
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Which companies use python for machine learning • r/Python
I had used python for some data analysis and machine learning. Namely anaconda (data science platform) ,matplotlib,pandas,scikit-learn , a few...
Decode Stream to CSV in Python by Byte (Translate from C# code): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42660691/decode-stream-to-csv-in-python-by-byte-translate-from-c-sharp-code
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Decode Stream to CSV in Python by Byte (Translate from C# code)
I am trying to consume a streamed response in Python from a soap API, and output a CSV file. The response outputs a string coded in base 64, which I do not know what to do with. Also the api
How can I get a fast estimate for the distance between a point and a bicubic spline surface in Python?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42634704/how-can-i-get-a-fast-estimate-for-the-distance-between-a-point-and-a-bicubic-spl
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How can I get a fast estimate for the distance between a point and a bicubic spline surface in Python?
How can I get a fast estimate for the distance between a point and a bicubic spline surface in Python? Is there an existing solution that I could leverage in SciPy, NumPy, or some other package?
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