What are the *worst* public codebases you know? What are the best?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52gqet/what_are_the_worst_public_codebases_you_know_what/
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What are the *worst* public codebases you know? What... • /r/Python
I am writing a course on the "fuzzier" sides of programming, with the goal to instill an intuition for "beautiful" and "ugly" code. The rationale...
Sending string to serial.to_bytes not working: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39424865/sending-string-to-serial-to-bytes-not-working
[HELP] PyAutoGui doesn't always find images: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52hkzp/help_pyautogui_doesnt_always_find_images/
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[HELP] PyAutoGui doesn't always find images • /r/Python
Was wondering if there was anything better than pyautogui to find images on a screen in a Windows .exe program (not a website!). So far it only...
Create Executable in Python3?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52jacq/create_executable_in_python3/
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Create Executable in Python3? • /r/Python
Hello Reddit, i know this question comes up every now and then, but i can't seem to find anything that fits my needs. I'm developing on Windows...
Initial and final check when running pytest test suite: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39258076/initial-and-final-check-when-running-pytest-test-suite
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Initial and final check when running pytest test suite
I have productive code which creates config files in my $HOME folder and to run my tests in an isolated environment I patch $HOME in conftest.py. Still I'm not sure if this works in general and maybe
Python scrapy ReactorNotRestartable substitute: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39434406/python-scrapy-reactornotrestartable-substitute
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Python scrapy ReactorNotRestartable substitute
I have been trying to make an app in Python using Scrapy that has the following functionality:
A rest api (I had made that using flask) listens to all requests to crawl/scrap and return the respo...
A rest api (I had made that using flask) listens to all requests to crawl/scrap and return the respo...
beeprint: a drop-in replacement for Python's pprint that's actually pretty: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52jqe7/beeprint_a_dropin_replacement_for_pythons_pprint/
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* Which microcontroller you'd love to program in Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52jx4m/which_microcontroller_youd_love_to_program_in/
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* Which microcontroller you'd love to program in Python? • /r/Python
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Packyou! Import any non-package python project from github easy: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52kjk2/packyou_import_any_nonpackage_python_project_from/
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Very Basic 2d visualization of something boardgame like: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52kmf0/very_basic_2d_visualization_of_something/
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I have a n times n grid with 3 or 4 different kind of objects living and moving somewhere on this grid in discrete time steps. I want to show how...
Why text I/O must be buffered in python 3?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27067713/why-text-i-o-must-be-buffered-in-python-3
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Why text I/O must be buffered in python 3?
Python 2 supported unbuffered text I/O.
The same approach doesn't work in python 3. Why was unbuffered text I/O disabled?
> import sys
> sys.stdout = os.fdopen(sys.stdout.fileno(), 'w', 0)
The same approach doesn't work in python 3. Why was unbuffered text I/O disabled?
> import sys
> sys.stdout = os.fdopen(sys.stdout.fileno(), 'w', 0)
How do I run a timer as a background thread?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52l05y/how_do_i_run_a_timer_as_a_background_thread/
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How do I run a timer as a background thread? • /r/Python
Writing a system controller gui. Instead of using the hardware's real time clock I'm debating accessing system time through python. Having some...
Managing a central library on windows?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52l2bo/managing_a_central_library_on_windows/
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Managing a central library on windows? • /r/Python
I just saw the post about beeprint and I'm wondering if there is a way to store all dependencies that you use a lot in one place. Currently, I...
Activating a virtual env not working: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24011399/activating-a-virtual-env-not-working
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Activating a virtual env not working
I created two virtualenv and I installed two different versions of django. Now I have a problem to activate the two environment, I do like this :
source Django1.6/bin/activate
Then I see that the
source Django1.6/bin/activate
Then I see that the
Who uses Python for applied GIS, or in the Geomatics Industry? And what for?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52l9h2/who_uses_python_for_applied_gis_or_in_the/
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Who uses Python for applied GIS, or in the Geomatics... • /r/Python
Good day, I am a Cartography Student, and in our new applied python course, we were deemed the task of finding 3 examples of Python used in the...
Why is this OR failing to return a boolean depending on the order?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/52li6e/why_is_this_or_failing_to_return_a_boolean/
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Why is this OR failing to return a boolean depending... • /r/Python
hola = 'YES' hola == 'YES' True ('YES' or 'Y') == hola True ('Y' or 'YES') == hola False Why does it change? Shouldn't it return True if...