Developing a set of helper functions for data exploration: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/723rdz/developing_a_set_of_helper_functions_for_data/
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Developing a set of helper functions for data exploration • r/Python
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Generalizing dataset sources for RandomForest Python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46284859/generalizing-dataset-sources-for-randomforest-python
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Generalizing dataset sources for RandomForest Python
Following this code from this source:
I would like to generalize so it will work also for different types of sources of datasets such as, for instance:
votes that its content is:
republican,n,y,n...
I would like to generalize so it will work also for different types of sources of datasets such as, for instance:
votes that its content is:
republican,n,y,n...
adding flower to celery daemon?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46348992/adding-flower-to-celery-daemon
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adding flower to celery daemon?
Is it possible to add flower to the celery daemon?
Below is my celery config file, I tried added flower config to the CELERYD_OPTS variable but it has failed.
or is there another command I can ad...
Below is my celery config file, I tried added flower config to the CELERYD_OPTS variable but it has failed.
or is there another command I can ad...
Yet another AtomicLong implementation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/72437z/yet_another_atomiclong_implementation/
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Yet another AtomicLong implementation • r/Python
Good day. I've created a Cython-based implementation of AtomicLong with Python fallback available. A lot of things are still not there: * linux...
How to manage user-generated objects?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7244p6/how_to_manage_usergenerated_objects/
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How to manage user-generated objects? • r/Python
Hey guys, there's something I'd like to achieve, yet I don't really know how to approach the problem. Imagine a window with a vertical row that...
Droplet simulation in python. (pretty plots at the end): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7247cj/droplet_simulation_in_python_pretty_plots_at_the/
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Droplet simulation in python. (pretty plots at the end) • r/Python
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Pyqt: Enforcing sizeHint() dimensions on two-widget app with layout manager: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46361675/pyqt-enforcing-sizehint-dimensions-on-two-widget-app-with-layout-manager
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Pyqt: Enforcing sizeHint() dimensions on two-widget app with layout manager
I have two widgets residing one next to each other, WidgetA and WidgetB, on a QDialog, with a horizontal Layout Manager.
I am trying to enforce the following size/resize policies:
For WidgetA:
I am trying to enforce the following size/resize policies:
For WidgetA:
Valid numpy arrays produces IndexError:: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46285144/valid-numpy-arrays-produces-indexerror
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Valid numpy arrays produces IndexError:
I am working on gfs weather data to plot certain parameters using python and matplotlib. Since it is a grib2 file, I am using wgrib2 for extracting data from file (even though I am aware of pygrib).
Can you guys tell how to use Browser().fill() command ? And what it is?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/724uu0/can_you_guys_tell_how_to_use_browserfill_command/
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Can you guys tell how to use Browser().fill() command ?... • r/Python
Can you guys tell how to use Browser().fill() command ? And what is is? Don't forget to put your commands .see my subreddit...
What is the coolest commit hash you ever had?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/725do1/what_is_the_coolest_commit_hash_you_ever_had/
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What is the coolest commit hash you ever had? • r/Python
Hey /r/Python! Most of the people won't understand me I guess, but if you do, please continue reading :) I made a small python project because...
Object Oriented Programming in Python: Encapsulation and Inheritance: https://medium.com/the-renaissance-developer/python-101-object-oriented-programming-part-2-8e0db3ddd531
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Python 101: Object Oriented Programming part 2
Part IV: Encapsulation, Inheritance
Python inherit magic methods based off __init__ value: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46367953/python-inherit-magic-methods-based-off-init-value
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Python inherit magic methods based off __init__ value
Let's imagine I have a single class X. The purpose of X is to wrap a list or dict and provide event-listening capabilities. All works well.
class X(object):
def __init__(self, obj)
sel...
class X(object):
def __init__(self, obj)
sel...
Adding pattern matching to Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/725xam/adding_pattern_matching_to_python/
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Adding pattern matching to Python • r/Python
The Switch statement deserved a few PEPs 10 years ago, but was never introduced into Python. Pattern matching, however, is far more useful and...
Color tracker module for python (Computer Vision): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/725yft/color_tracker_module_for_python_computer_vision/
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Color tracker module for python (Computer Vision) • r/Python
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[Code Review] - Generic real-time billing class: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726dyw/code_review_generic_realtime_billing_class/
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[Code Review] - Generic real-time billing class
Got the original idea from cgrates which is in Go. The idea is to have a generic class that can be plugged into any of your application that need...
write a program that will take one matrix from one text file and another matrix from another text file and multiply them together.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726u5t/write_a_program_that_will_take_one_matrix_from/
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write a program that will take one matrix from one text... • r/Python
This is my 5th week of college, and I am taking an intro to computing class. This was the assignment, and I don't even know what a matrix is let...
In PyCharm, when I edit one .py file in one project, the other .py files in that project show the same thing.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726vte/in_pycharm_when_i_edit_one_py_file_in_one_project/
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In PyCharm, when I edit one .py file in one project,... • r/Python
For example, if in Project1, I have First.py and Second.py, and and I edit Second.py, First.py shows that same code as the edited Second.py
Jenkins testing with multiple containers: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/726y3e/jenkins_testing_with_multiple_containers/
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Jenkins testing with multiple containers • r/Python
Typically we have an app that consitutes multiple Docker containers (service A, service B, Redis, Postgre, etc), how would you instanitate this...
python get proxy list | Free and Live Proxies Scraping: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/72703r/python_get_proxy_list_free_and_live_proxies/
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python get proxy list | Free and Live Proxies Scraping • r/Python
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