Python Regular Expressions -part #17 - Look arounds with Variable Width Asser...: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75pv9e/python_regular_expressions_part_17_look_arounds/
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Normalizing multiple sound files with pydub: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75ptkw/normalizing_multiple_sound_files_with_pydub/
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Normalizing multiple sound files with pydub • r/Python
I am trying to normalize multiple sound files with pydub and I'm using the following code to do this on a single audio file: from pydub...
[Newb]How do I switch the placement of which folder will run ipython in visual studio?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75q4e3/newbhow_do_i_switch_the_placement_of_which_folder/
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[Newb]How do I switch the placement of which folder... • r/Python
I have anaconda3 installed, and currently I go to the scripts folder in it, and type in ipython, and get a promt that it "The command ipython was...
Some fairly basic list manipulation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75q75x/some_fairly_basic_list_manipulation/
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Some fairly basic list manipulation • r/Python
Hello everyone! I'm new to python, and am currently stuck on a small problem and was wondering if there was anyone out there who could help...
[Help] how to populate numpy matrix: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75qlwh/help_how_to_populate_numpy_matrix/
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[Help] how to populate numpy matrix • r/Python
I'm trying to create a 3×3 matrix and I want to populate the matrix randomly with zeros and ones. How do I do this using numpy? Thank you
Implementing beanstalk to create a scaleable web scraper: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75qrth/implementing_beanstalk_to_create_a_scaleable_web/
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New MongoDB and Python course just launched (free): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75qrkh/new_mongodb_and_python_course_just_launched_free/
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New MongoDB and Python course just launched (free) • r/Python
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Testing Numerical/Scientific Code: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75qwx3/testing_numericalscientific_code/
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Testing Numerical/Scientific Code • r/Python
I've been writing scientific code for a number of years now in Matlab, but without automated testing and limited manual testing (because it's not...
Having trouble with 'Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow': https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75r0bw/having_trouble_with_handson_machine_learning_with/
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Having trouble with 'Hands-On Machine Learning with... • r/Python
hey guys I've decided to give machine learning a shot and am already having trouble with example code. i typed in: import matplotlib import...
Library for creating unique reference ID's?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75r5u2/library_for_creating_unique_reference_ids/
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Library for creating unique reference ID's? • r/Python
I am wondering if anyone knows of a python library in which I can generate a reference ID of 12 characters (pre designated) but also embed(?) a...
Python and Django Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75r1fu/python_and_django_full_stack_web_developer/
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Python and Django Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp • r/Python
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Converting proto buffer to ProtoRPC: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43019917/converting-proto-buffer-to-protorpc
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Converting proto buffer to ProtoRPC
In a Python script, mylibrary.py, I use Protocol Buffers to model data using the following approach:
Defining message formats in a .proto file.
Use the protocol buffer compiler.
Use the Python pro...
Defining message formats in a .proto file.
Use the protocol buffer compiler.
Use the Python pro...
Is it a good practice to upgrade all python packages in production to their latest versions?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46601761/is-it-a-good-practice-to-upgrade-all-python-packages-in-production-to-their-late
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Is it a good practice to upgrade all python packages in production to their latest versions?
I am running a fairly complex Django application, for about a year now. It has about 50 packages in requirements.txt
Whenever I need a new package, I install it with pip, and then manually add it i...
Whenever I need a new package, I install it with pip, and then manually add it i...
What topics should you know as a Python Programmer?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75rhop/what_topics_should_you_know_as_a_python_programmer/
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What topics should you know as a Python Programmer? • r/Python
Hey, currently using Python as a Data Analyst (everyone uses Excel/SPSS but I went down the Python route as its fun!).... anyway, been using it...
Linear least-squares solution for 3d inputs: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46653121/linear-least-squares-solution-for-3d-inputs
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Linear least-squares solution for 3d inputs
Problem
Say I have two arrays with the following shapes:
y.shape is (z, b). Picture this as a collection of z (b,) y vectors.
x.shape is (z, b, c). Picture this as a collection of z (b, c)
Say I have two arrays with the following shapes:
y.shape is (z, b). Picture this as a collection of z (b,) y vectors.
x.shape is (z, b, c). Picture this as a collection of z (b, c)
Get relative path of caller in Python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28021472/get-relative-path-of-caller-in-python
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Get relative path of caller in Python
I've got this function:
def relative_path(*paths):
return os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), *paths)
How would I change it to return the path relative to the caller?
For example, if I c...
def relative_path(*paths):
return os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), *paths)
How would I change it to return the path relative to the caller?
For example, if I c...
Flexible object serialization and validation library: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75s0kp/flexible_object_serialization_and_validation/
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Flexible object serialization and validation library • r/Python
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No Tests - No Pull Request, Right? Types of Tests that Should Be in Your Codebase: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/75s7xq/no_tests_no_pull_request_right_types_of_tests/
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No Tests - No Pull Request, Right? Types of Tests that... • r/Python
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