Executable made with pyInstaller/UPX experiences QtCore4.dll error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39647658/executable-made-with-pyinstaller-upx-experiences-qtcore4-dll-error
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Executable made with pyInstaller/UPX experiences QtCore4.dll error
A python program, which I compiled with pyInstaller, turned out to be over 400 MB. The program's GUI is based on htmlPY, which is "a wrapper around PySide's QtWebKit library." The large size of the
Guide to using begins — begins 0.9 documentation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54seii/guide_to_using_begins_begins_09_documentation/
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Guide to using begins — begins 0.9 documentation • /r/Python
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Safe to convert .xlsx to .txt/.csv and back to .xlsx for Python manipulation?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54sq7b/safe_to_convert_xlsx_to_txtcsv_and_back_to_xlsx/
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Safe to convert .xlsx to .txt/.csv and back to .xlsx... • /r/Python
I've been using Python at work for data analysis that I can't easily do with stock Excel (well, without having to learn and use VBA). I've used...
Microsoft Re-Wrote Azure CLI (previously Node.js) in Python: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli
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GitHub - Azure/azure-cli: Azure Command-Line Interface
Azure Command-Line Interface. Contribute to Azure/azure-cli development by creating an account on GitHub.
Church - is a library to generate fake data. It's very useful if you need to bootstrap your database.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54sw2l/church_is_a_library_to_generate_fake_data_its/
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Church - is a library to generate fake data. It's very... • /r/Python
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Are there any useful libraries for wrapping API calls?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54tcop/are_there_any_useful_libraries_for_wrapping_api/
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Are there any useful libraries for wrapping API calls? • /r/Python
I have to make thousands of requests against APIs all the time, something which I'm sure is a rather common phenomenon. I'm curious whether or...
Is there a way to modify web interface values using Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54tnvo/is_there_a_way_to_modify_web_interface_values/
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Is there a way to modify web interface values using... • /r/Python
A little background, I'm looking at trying to automate some behaviour of a piece of streaming hardware called a Barix Exstreamer. Now, it has a...
I am learning Python on Code Academy: Quick question?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54u0rz/i_am_learning_python_on_code_academy_quick/
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I am learning Python on Code Academy: Quick question? • /r/Python
Is this the best play to start? I didn't see what version of Python it is teaching me on. When I googled where best to start another thread from...
TypeError: object of type 'Nonetype': https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54u5j3/typeerror_object_of_type_nonetype/
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TypeError: object of type 'Nonetype' • /r/Python
Hello. This is my 1st time posting on reddit. I'm getting a TypeError in my program and I'm not too sure why. I'll post a small snippet of the...
Python module to WRITE SAS files?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54ufok/python_module_to_write_sas_files/
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Python module to WRITE SAS files? • /r/Python
Upfront disclaimer: I tried to Google for this and everything I got was about READING SAS files, which I already know how to do with Pandas. At...
How do you organise a python project that contains multiple packages so that each file in a package can still be run individually?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39528736/how-do-you-organise-a-python-project-that-contains-multiple-packages-so-that-eac
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How do you organise a python project that contains multiple packages so that each file in a package can still be run individually?
TL;DR
Here's an example repository that is set up as described in the first diagram (below): https://github.com/Poddster/package_problems
If you could please make it look like the second diagram in
Here's an example repository that is set up as described in the first diagram (below): https://github.com/Poddster/package_problems
If you could please make it look like the second diagram in
Resolution of the knapsack approach by bruteforce in python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/54vpjy/resolution_of_the_knapsack_approach_by_bruteforce/
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Resolution of the knapsack approach by bruteforce in... • /r/Python
I'm actually trying to resolve the knapsack problem with bruteforce. I know it's not efficient at all, I just want to implement it in python. The...