Is there anyway to have a Juypter or plotting project that runs fully online with interactive plotting?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ew75k/is_there_anyway_to_have_a_juypter_or_plotting/
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Is there anyway to have a Juypter or plotting project... • r/Python
IE - I want to be able to access my project from multiple locations, where I can log in and have either a Juypter notebook, ore else a cloud-IDE...
How to execute Jupyter script multiple times with one line changed?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ewlq3/how_to_execute_jupyter_script_multiple_times_with/
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How to execute Jupyter script multiple times with one... • r/Python
I want to iterate over a list of files that I want analyzed with the same Jupyter script (in Python). All that change is one line, which is the...
Full size page background image ignore margins: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44214957/full-size-page-background-image-ignore-margins
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Full size page background image ignore margins
I am trying to create a PDF via the python weasyprint library HTML converter. I want to use a full page background image (svg) that contains the headers/footers and overlay content on top of them.
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How to I save a smaller .GIF file using matplotlib?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ey0v7/how_to_i_save_a_smaller_gif_file_using_matplotlib/
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How to I save a smaller .GIF file using matplotlib? • r/Python
I am using matplotlib animation modile feature "anim.save('ABC.gif', writer='imagemagick')". It work fine, however the size of the .gif file is...
Python Programming Go from Beginner to Advanced #1: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eybkl/python_programming_go_from_beginner_to_advanced_1/
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Python Programming Go from Beginner to Advanced #1 • r/Python
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Python Object Oriented Programming?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eyefh/python_object_oriented_programming/
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Python Object Oriented Programming? • r/Python
Looking for some advice on Python OOP. Currently working on a project for school that is centered in Python so I need an introduction into...
Making blueprint call outs with python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eyws7/making_blueprint_call_outs_with_python/
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Making blueprint call outs with python? • r/Python
I'm making a application for a quality control department one of the things they need is the ability to make call outs on a PDF that is blueprints...
Python - youtube-dl force login everytime: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44300619/python-youtube-dl-force-login-everytime
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Python - youtube-dl force login everytime
I want to download multiple files using youtube-dl from a site the needs login.
The issue that I have is that youtube-dl is login for the first video with no issue, but doesn't login again for next
The issue that I have is that youtube-dl is login for the first video with no issue, but doesn't login again for next
Deadlock challenge of 100 days of algorithms: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f05xm/deadlock_challenge_of_100_days_of_algorithms/
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Deadlock challenge of 100 days of algorithms • r/Python
In his series, Tomas left one question for the readers. It goes as follows: #My question for you: Are you able to find and identify a bug in...
Fastest way to determine if a 1k bytearray contains all zeroes?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f0ea4/fastest_way_to_determine_if_a_1k_bytearray/
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Fastest way to determine if a 1k bytearray contains all... • r/Python
I need to detect null blocks in very large files - 100GB (they're VM images). After some experimentation, the best I've come up with is comparing...
Why does int(maxint) give a long, but int(int(maxint)) give an int? Is this a NumPy bug?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44155560/why-does-intmaxint-give-a-long-but-intintmaxint-give-an-int-is-this-a-nu
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Why does int(maxint) give a long, but int(int(maxint)) give an int? Is this a NumPy bug?
Pretty self-explanatory (I'm on Windows):
>>> import sys, numpy
>>> a = numpy.int_(sys.maxint)
>>> int(a).__class__
>>> int(int(a)).__class_...
>>> import sys, numpy
>>> a = numpy.int_(sys.maxint)
>>> int(a).__class__
>>> int(int(a)).__class_...
After 1 year of learning Python: What should I do next?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f0scl/after_1_year_of_learning_python_what_should_i_do/
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After 1 year of learning Python: What should I do next? • r/Python
I learned Python last year. Since then, I've made a [Game](https://github.com/mraduldubey/save_ozone_layer), written some [automation...
Is my Python broken? Tracebacks don't correspond to the errors.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f1pc6/is_my_python_broken_tracebacks_dont_correspond_to/
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Is my Python broken? Tracebacks don't correspond to the... • r/Python
Today I'm having especially interesting problems, and in multiple cases it seems like the errors I'm working with aren't correct. It's as if the...
Making all tests use the same XVFB display: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f1s2s/making_all_tests_use_the_same_xvfb_display/
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Making all tests use the same XVFB display • r/Python
I have about 20 selenium tests that I run frequently on a headless Ubuntu 14.04 VM. Below is an example: import time import random ...