Running .py files Spyder vs. Command Line: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73gqk9/running_py_files_spyder_vs_command_line/
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Running .py files Spyder vs. Command Line • r/Python
So this might be a stupid question but does running a .py file through spyder vs. command line affect memory usage? I would assume command line...
Fastest way to sum over rows of sparse matrix: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46475895/fastest-way-to-sum-over-rows-of-sparse-matrix
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Fastest way to sum over rows of sparse matrix
I have a big csr_matrix(1M*1K) and I want to add over rows and obtain a new csr_matrix with the same number of columns but reduced number of rows. Actually my problem is exactly same as this Sum over
How can I restore Tensors to a past value, without saving the value to disk?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46393983/how-can-i-restore-tensors-to-a-past-value-without-saving-the-value-to-disk
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How can I restore Tensors to a past value, without saving the value to disk?
I'm doing some experimentation with TensorFlow, and have run into a snag. I'm trying to use TF to evalute a change in a model, then either retain or revert the model, based on the resultant change in
what's the role of propeties in python 2.7 ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73hjln/whats_the_role_of_propeties_in_python_27/
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what's the role of propeties in python 2.7 ? • r/Python
can anyone explain to me what are properties in python classes ,i do have some clues but i really can't capture their role perfectly,and also can...
Version Control with Private Modules: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73hoa5/version_control_with_private_modules/
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Version Control with Private Modules • r/Python
Hi, I'm writing a confidential module for a company I work for. Normally I would download/update modules with Pip. But the module I'm writing has...
Looking for Python developer to build cryptocurrency trading bot: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73iduv/looking_for_python_developer_to_build/
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Looking for Python developer to build cryptocurrency... • r/Python
PM me if you're interested.
How to prove that an object was copied: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73ibxr/how_to_prove_that_an_object_was_copied/
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How to prove that an object was copied • r/Python
I am trying to test my current software, and I have one part of the API where a method (call it the clone method) called on one instance will...
Is it a bad idea to create a language like lua that has the exact syntax of Python ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73jed5/is_it_a_bad_idea_to_create_a_language_like_lua/
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Is it a bad idea to create a language like lua that has... • r/Python
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BeautifulSoup to parse s-field: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73jgdu/beautifulsoup_to_parse_sfield/
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BeautifulSoup to parse s-field • r/Python
I used bs4 to parse a web page, with "soup.findAdd('a')". Then I see the fields of interest had shown up. But I want to extract particular s-field...
Python for competitive coding? (Data Structures and Recursion Depth): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73kw2c/python_for_competitive_coding_data_structures_and/
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Build RESTful APIs on asyncio web application: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73l13o/build_restful_apis_on_asyncio_web_application/
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Build RESTful APIs on asyncio web application • r/Python
I recently found a [RESTful API library](https://github.com/475Cumulus/TBone) for creating full-duplex APIs on top of Sanic or AioHttp apps....
Define an algorithm which gets a number and a list and returns a scalar based on number's distance to average of the list: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46480727/define-an-algorithm-which-gets-a-number-and-a-list-and-returns-a-scalar-based-on
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Define an algorithm which gets a number and a list and returns a scalar based on number's distance to average of the list
Let's suppose that we have got a list which appends an integer in each iteration which is between 15, 32(let's call the integer rand). I want to design an algorithm which assigns a reward around 1 (
SQLAlchemy: List rows according to count of matching columns: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73letx/sqlalchemy_list_rows_according_to_count_of/
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SQLAlchemy: List rows according to count of matching... • r/Python
John wants to invite a friend for a dinner party, but wants to invite the friend who's preferences are the closest to his own. In case the best...
Showoff - Webbased photo management Has anyone installed this?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73lwfn/showoff_webbased_photo_management_has_anyone/
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Showoff - Webbased photo management Has anyone... • r/Python
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I created a discord for Information Systems majors and college students interested in data science: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73meet/i_created_a_discord_for_information_systems/
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I created a discord for Information Systems majors and... • r/Python
https://discord.gg/WUPDKA If you’re an Information Systems major in college, feel free to join this discord chat. Doesn’t matter where you go,...
In what cases You using Python on your work?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/73m523/in_what_cases_you_using_python_on_your_work/
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In what cases You using Python on your work?
Hi! Just curious how you guys using python. In my case we are using it for tools and automate boring stuff. We are also have php(dont like it at...
Alice in Python projectland: https://veekaybee.github.io/2017/09/26/python-packaging/