Decorator to treat method as a property or callable.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dwll7/decorator_to_treat_method_as_a_property_or/
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Decorator to treat method as a property or callable. • /r/Python
I've got a class with many @property defined - works great but now we need to add an optional kwarg to these methods. So our previous API using...
Simple Python C script to track the amount of time spent using each application: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dwn7i/simple_python_c_script_to_track_the_amount_of/
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Simple Python + C script to track the amount of time... • /r/Python
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just wrote a decorator to simplify adding cache support: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dwpze/just_wrote_a_decorator_to_simplify_adding_cache/
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just wrote a decorator to simplify adding cache support • /r/Python
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Server Socket Closes Port After Each Client Send: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dwq8b/server_socket_closes_port_after_each_client_send/
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Server Socket Closes Port After Each Client Send • /r/Python
Hi, I'm new to socket programming in python. As such, I was curious if it's standard for a server to close it's port when a socket send is...
Best way to connect to MySql database?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dwyq0/best_way_to_connect_to_mysql_database/
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Best way to connect to MySql database? • /r/Python
Hey all, I'm wondering what the best way to connect to a MySql database is in terms of ease of use/overall user friendliness. I've searched a...
What Software Engineers Earn Compared to the General Population • Jupyter Notebook: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dx8du/what_software_engineers_earn_compared_to_the/
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What Software Engineers Earn Compared to the General... • /r/Python
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How to test a Django model with pytest?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36446585/how-to-test-a-django-model-with-pytest
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How to test a Django model with pytest?
I am getting started with pytest. I have configured pytest, anyway I couldn't found a resource on Django specific testing with pytest. How do I test a model with pytest_django?
I have already as...
I have already as...
What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy0rx/what_is_the_best_way_to_do_what_im_trying_to_do/
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What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do? • /r/Python
Okay. Doing the smart thing this time. If I want to be a good programmer, I need to shake out the bugs in my methods. This will take the form of,...
Pifpaf, or how to run any daemon briefly – OpenStack, Python, TDD, Pifpaf: https://julien.danjou.info/blog/2016/pifpaf-a-tool-to-run-daemon-briefly
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Pifpaf, or how to run any daemon briefly
There's a lot of situation where you end up needing a software deployed temporarily. This can happen when testing something manually, when running a script or when launching a test suite.
PySpark dataframe.foreach() with HappyBase connection pool returns 'TypeError: can't pickle thread.lock objects': http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36455624/pyspark-dataframe-foreach-with-happybase-connection-pool-returns-typeerror-c
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PySpark dataframe.foreach() with HappyBase connection pool returns 'TypeError: can't pickle thread.lock objects'
I have a PySpark job that updates some objects in HBase (Spark v1.6.0; happybase v0.9).
It sort-of works if I open/close an HBase connection for each row:
def process_row(row):
conn = happybase.
It sort-of works if I open/close an HBase connection for each row:
def process_row(row):
conn = happybase.
If you could ask Guido one question, what would it be?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy7xr/if_you_could_ask_guido_one_question_what_would_it/
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If you could ask Guido one question, what would it be? • /r/Python
After chatting a bit with my boss about the nice "dirty little secret" of scope leaking from list comprehension in Python2, it made me think. If...
Intermediate to Advanced Python3 programmers wanted!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy8wa/intermediate_to_advanced_python3_programmers/
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Intermediate to Advanced Python3 programmers wanted! • /r/Python
Hello guys. I'm an amateur developer working on a somewhat long text based game. I don't really NEED help, but some of it could really speed up...
Need to write a program to pull strings from a text file, run Linux commands with each screen, and return an output file that marks which ones actually returned data: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dyfcy/need_to_write_a_program_to_pull_strings_from_a/
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Need to write a program to pull strings from a text... • /r/Python
So am starting from scratch on a program that I haven't really seen replicated anywhere else. I'll describe exactly what I want it to do: I have...
Mod 5 of any hash of tuples of int's is always 1.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dyham/mod_5_of_any_hash_of_tuples_of_ints_is_always_1/
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Mod 5 of any hash of tuples of int's is always 1. • /r/Python
Sorry about the confusing title, really no better way to explain than this: >>> hash((1,2)) % 5 1 but that's valid for any pair of...
Facebook quietly deprecated their Python/Ruby libraries for Instagram API: https://github.com/facebookarchive/python-instagram
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GitHub - facebookarchive/python-instagram: Python Client for Instagram API
Python Client for Instagram API. Contribute to facebookarchive/python-instagram development by creating an account on GitHub.
Building a Net Income Calculator Application Using Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e1p5y/building_a_net_income_calculator_application/
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CSV vs Feather: writing a pandas DataFrame to disk performance: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e211f/csv_vs_feather_writing_a_pandas_dataframe_to_disk/
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CSV vs Feather: writing a pandas DataFrame to disk... • /r/Python
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