bistring: A Python library for non-destructive text processing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccdsw0/bistring_a_python_library_for_nondestructive_text/
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r/Python - bistring: A Python library for non-destructive text processing
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Configure conda build to exclude some folders from the conda package output: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55055035/configure-conda-build-to-exclude-some-folders-from-the-conda-package-output
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Configure conda build to exclude some folders from the conda package output
tl;dr:
How do you exclude folders from being packaged by conda build ?
Context
I am building my first packages with conda build.
My meta.yaml file looks like this:
package:
name: 'some_name'
How do you exclude folders from being packaged by conda build ?
Context
I am building my first packages with conda build.
My meta.yaml file looks like this:
package:
name: 'some_name'
Text to Speech for Voices from YouTube Videos: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccehfk/text_to_speech_for_voices_from_youtube_videos/
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Text to Speech for Voices from YouTube Videos
Thought I'd share here a project that I've been recently working on, which is being able to synthesize voices like that of Elon Musk, Donald...
Made a simple bot for a game using PyAutoGui and PIL.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccc783/made_a_simple_bot_for_a_game_using_pyautogui_and/
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Made a simple bot for a game using PyAutoGui and PIL.
Posted in r/Python by u/Anthrax97 • 87 points and 28 comments
How do I tell POpen to use/set certain environment variables?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56960456/how-do-i-tell-popen-to-use-set-certain-environment-variables
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How do I tell POpen to use/set certain environment variables?
I'm using Python 3.7 and Django. I use the below to run a command I would normally run in the shell ...
out = Popen([settings.SELENIUM_RUNNER_CMD, file_path], stderr=STDOUT, stdout=PIPE)
t = out.
out = Popen([settings.SELENIUM_RUNNER_CMD, file_path], stderr=STDOUT, stdout=PIPE)
t = out.
I made a (poor) simulation of the "raid" on area-51: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/cci7bh/i_made_a_poor_simulation_of_the_raid_on_area51/
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r/Python - I made a (poor) simulation of the "raid" on area-51
302 votes and 29 comments so far on Reddit
Is there any Dapper like micro ORM for Python?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54726157/is-there-any-dapper-like-micro-orm-for-python
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Is there any Dapper like micro ORM for Python?
I know there are multiple ORMs for python, but I like the idea of Dapper - a simple object mapper.
I googled but can't find any Dapper like ORM for python.
Is there any existing dapper like micro...
I googled but can't find any Dapper like ORM for python.
Is there any existing dapper like micro...
What are some interesting Python open source projects to contribute to?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccgueo/what_are_some_interesting_python_open_source/
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r/Python - What are some interesting Python open source projects to contribute to?
43 votes and 10 comments so far on Reddit
When training GANs in Keras, are multiple passes required to optimize the generator and discriminator?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56961681/when-training-gans-in-keras-are-multiple-passes-required-to-optimize-the-genera
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When training GANs in Keras, are multiple passes required to optimize the generator and discriminator?
I'm more familiar with tensorflow graph training than Keras, but I'm trying out Keras here.
In building a GAN the generator needs be optimized against a different loss than the discriminator (the
In building a GAN the generator needs be optimized against a different loss than the discriminator (the
How to apply oversampling when doing Leave-One-Group-Out cross validation?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56964533/how-to-apply-oversampling-when-doing-leave-one-group-out-cross-validation
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How to apply oversampling when doing Leave-One-Group-Out cross validation?
I am working on an imbalanced data for classification and I tried to use Synthetic Minority Over-sampling Technique (SMOTE) previously to oversampling the training data. However, this time I think ...
Show HN: ExpressPython A small Python 3 editor: https://github.com/JaDogg/expressPython
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GitHub - JaDogg/expressPython: 🚄🐍 expressPython - A small Python editor for learning and competitive programming.
🚄🐍 expressPython - A small Python editor for learning and competitive programming. - GitHub - JaDogg/expressPython: 🚄🐍 expressPython - A small Python editor for learning and competitive programming.
I also made a bot using PyAutoGUI and reading process memory: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccq1yj/i_also_made_a_bot_using_pyautogui_and_reading/
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I also made a bot using PyAutoGUI and reading process memory
Since people are sharing their bots I wanted to show mine too! It's for the game Ragnarok Online, although I've only used it on a certain private...
Break on exception in Chrome using Selenium: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56964779/break-on-exception-in-chrome-using-selenium
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Break on exception in Chrome using Selenium
In order to investigate some Selenium test failures I would like to automatically enable the pause on exception feature in the Chrome Devtools when running the tests.
There is the --auto-open-devt...
There is the --auto-open-devt...
Avoiding Webscraping Throttling Using Python and Tor as a Proxy: https://boredhacking.com/tor-webscraping-proxy/
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Avoiding Webscraping Throttling Using Python and Tor as a Proxy
In order to hide your IP address and to try and limit throttling when web scraping, it might be a good idea to use a proxy such as Tor. This post describes how to use Python based web scraping tools and Tor to hide yourself when scraping websites for data.…
Train a neural network to control lights by dabbing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccpevn/train_a_neural_network_to_control_lights_by/
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r/Python - Train a neural network to control lights by dabbing
53 votes and 6 comments so far on Reddit
I just made the most 50/50 script ever: it selects and opens random image URLs from 4chan (returns NSFW results like half of the time): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccrh6o/i_just_made_the_most_5050_script_ever_it_selects/
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r/Python - I just made the most 50/50 script ever: it selects and opens random image URLs from 4chan (returns NSFW results like…
735 votes and 130 comments so far on Reddit
Show HN: Python Developer Job Board: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20432146
Knowing some MatLab and some basic Java, I want to master Python. This is my first project. Pretty pleased with the result!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/cctgti/knowing_some_matlab_and_some_basic_java_i_want_to/
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r/Python - Knowing some MatLab and some basic Java, I want to master Python. This is my first project. Pretty pleased with the…
69 votes and 14 comments so far on Reddit
Another minimalistic python figure in a recently accepted publication: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/ccvcqb/another_minimalistic_python_figure_in_a_recently/
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r/Python - Another minimalistic python figure in a recently accepted publication
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Introducing My MicroPython Tutorial
I'm happy to announce a new multi-part tutorial that I will soon begin publishing on this blog and ...
http://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/introducing-my-micropython-tutorial
I'm happy to announce a new multi-part tutorial that I will soon begin publishing on this blog and ...
http://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/introducing-my-micropython-tutorial
Miguelgrinberg
Introducing My MicroPython Tutorial
I'm happy to announce a new multi-part tutorial that I will soon begin publishing on this blog and several other platforms. The tutorial is titled MicroPython and the Internet of Things and is a…