Program never finishes don't see why: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s67qz/program_never_finishes_dont_see_why/
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Program never finishes don't see why • /r/Python
The program below was running for almost 48 hours and never finished. I have written the same one in Octave and Julia, I only timed how long Julia...
The beginner guide for how to scrap web content using #python #webscraping using python. This is a long series. Every day one tutorial will be posted about #pythonwebscraping: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s6rrv/the_beginner_guide_for_how_to_scrap_web_content/
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Installed Packages Not Installed?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s6ney/installed_packages_not_installed/
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Installed Packages Not Installed? • /r/Python
I don't know if this is a Linux issue (I'm running Debian), or a Python issue (I'm running 3.5), but here goes: I have tried repeatedly to...
Parsing negative integer arguments with sys module: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s6w6m/parsing_negative_integer_arguments_with_sys_module/
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Parsing negative integer arguments with sys module • /r/Python
Hello! I am trying to implement a script that will take in 3 arguments from the command line, 2 of which could be negative integers. Currently,...
Pyinotify to detect incoming files question: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s6wrl/pyinotify_to_detect_incoming_files_question/
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Pyinotify to detect incoming files question • /r/Python
I am working on a function that will utilize pyinotify. The function will take in a directory, filemask and a flag to indicate if multiple files...
Visualizing relationships between python packages: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s77n5/visualizing_relationships_between_python_packages/
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Looking for advice about filtering noisy whatsapp groups using machine learning: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s78bk/looking_for_advice_about_filtering_noisy_whatsapp/
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Looking for advice about filtering noisy whatsapp... • /r/Python
I've been reading a few tutorials about supervised machine learning and I wondered whether that can be used for predicting the importance of...
Visualizing relationships between python packages: https://kozikow.com/2016/07/10/visualizing-relationships-between-python-packages-2/
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Visualizing relationships between python packages
Introduction I extracted co-occurence of top 3500 python packages in github repos using the the github data on BigQuery. I implemented the visualization force layout in d3 via the velocity verlet i…
Google Python helloworld pip missing the requirements.txt file: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s7fpl/google_python_helloworld_pip_missing_the/
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Google Python helloworld pip missing the... • /r/Python
Tried to run the Google python helloworld tutorial, hit a brick wall: The instruction "python -m pip install -r requirements.txt" DOES NOT WORK...
Is extending a Python list (e.g. l = [1]) guaranteed to be thread-safe?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38266186/is-extending-a-python-list-e-g-l-1-guaranteed-to-be-thread-safe
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Is extending a Python list (e.g. l += [1]) guaranteed to be thread-safe?
If I have an integer i, it is not safe to do i += 1 on multiple threads:
>>> i = 0
>>> def increment_i():
... global i
... for j in range(1000): i += 1
...
>>> t...
>>> i = 0
>>> def increment_i():
... global i
... for j in range(1000): i += 1
...
>>> t...
Parsing the upcoming Olympics datas ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4s9qr9/parsing_the_upcoming_olympics_datas/
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Parsing the upcoming Olympics datas ? • /r/Python
As a small summer project, I'd like to create a twitter bot that will post daily/hourly results from the 2016 Olympics in Rio. Something simple,...
Django Rest framework: passing request object around makes it lose POST data in newer version: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38227476/django-rest-framework-passing-request-object-around-makes-it-lose-post-data-in
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Django Rest framework: passing request object around makes it lose POST data in newer version
I'm upgrading a site from Django 1.4 to Django 1.9
I have a view passing control to another view like this:
@csrf_protect
@api_view(['POST'])
@authentication_classes((SessionAuthentication,))
def
I have a view passing control to another view like this:
@csrf_protect
@api_view(['POST'])
@authentication_classes((SessionAuthentication,))
def
VTK cannot construct a proper closed surface with vtkClipClosedSurface: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37833562/vtk-cannot-construct-a-proper-closed-surface-with-vtkclipclosedsurface
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VTK cannot construct a proper closed surface with vtkClipClosedSurface
Here's a rough explanation of what I do in vtk:
Create a surface (a minimal surface, not too relevant what it is, the geometry is important though: the gyroid has two labyrinths that are completel...
Create a surface (a minimal surface, not too relevant what it is, the geometry is important though: the gyroid has two labyrinths that are completel...
Use pydbus library to send signal over a Session Bus: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38267343/use-pydbus-library-to-send-signal-over-a-session-bus
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Use pydbus library to send signal over a Session Bus
I am working with pydbus and I have already succeed in using it to listen signals on the session bus (on the "client side"). I would like to write the server side now where the program sends a signal
Python: Type Annotations at Package Level: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37968767/python-type-annotations-at-package-level
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Python: Type Annotations at Package Level
Conflict
I like two things:
Type annotations in Python
less code
Both conflict.
Imagine you have a big code base which uses the django framework.
In my code are about 200 methods with a requ...
I like two things:
Type annotations in Python
less code
Both conflict.
Imagine you have a big code base which uses the django framework.
In my code are about 200 methods with a requ...
Python Threading Issue on Windows: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38279752/python-threading-issue-on-windows
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Python Threading Issue on Windows
At first I thought I had some kind of memory leak causing an issue but I'm getting an exception I'm not sure I fully understand but at least I've narrowed it down now.
I'm using a while True loop to
I'm using a while True loop to
Guido van Rossum - Python Language - PyCon 2016: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4sagj5/guido_van_rossum_python_language_pycon_2016/
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How to have a Static Dispatch object behave more Dynamic?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37968130/how-to-have-a-static-dispatch-object-behave-more-dynamic
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How to have a Static Dispatch object behave more Dynamic?
Let's say I use
app = win32com.client.dynamic.Dispatch("InDesign.Application")
to obtain an InDesign Application object. Now I can use
mainmenu = app.menus["$ID/Main"]
to access InDesign's main
app = win32com.client.dynamic.Dispatch("InDesign.Application")
to obtain an InDesign Application object. Now I can use
mainmenu = app.menus["$ID/Main"]
to access InDesign's main