μMongo, a both sync/async ODM for Python 3 !: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fk0mb/μmongo_a_both_syncasync_odm_for_python_3/
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μMongo, a both sync/async ODM for Python 3 ! • /r/Python
Hi, I've posted something similar in /r/mongodb, but I believe this has it place here too: I'm writing a new MongoDB ODM named...
Building a semi-autonomous drone with Python: http://blog.yhat.com/posts/autonomous-droning-with-python.html
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ŷhat | Building a (semi) Autonomous Drone with Python
They might not be delivering our mail (or our burritos) yet, but drones
are now simple, small, and affordable enough that they can be considered a toy. You can
even customize and program some of them via handy dandy Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)!…
are now simple, small, and affordable enough that they can be considered a toy. You can
even customize and program some of them via handy dandy Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)!…
Looking for a Python library that will allow me to tell if a point on a map is water or land: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fk4eo/looking_for_a_python_library_that_will_allow_me/
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Looking for a Python library that will allow me to... • /r/Python
Does anyone know of a library that will allow me to determine from a map whether or not a certain coordinate represents a land location or a water...
Made my first GUI program for my Intro to Programming class: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4flcbn/made_my_first_gui_program_for_my_intro_to/
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Made my first GUI program for my Intro to Programming... • /r/Python
I've been doing this with Excel for a while and decided I would create a Python program to do it as well. Here is a picture of the...
Python: Append first match of filename to a row in csv file: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36653843/python-append-first-match-of-filename-to-a-row-in-csv-file
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Python: Append first match of filename to a row in csv file
Update for clarity: I'm trying to append the value of the first match of a file name to a csv file. I would like to append the first fname match in file_label2 used to apply the found value to th...
Python package for raising issues/bugs(Django restframework): http://tixdo.github.io/django-rest-issues/
A Google Doc Type of Code Editor: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fm3ic/a_google_doc_type_of_code_editor/
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A Google Doc Type of Code Editor • /r/Python
I have a Python project to do with a buddy of mine, and I thought it would be cool to do it real-time with him and it would be much easier. The...
Exceptions catching performance in python: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36642633/exceptions-catching-performance-in-python
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Exceptions catching performance in python
I know exceptions in python are fast when it comes to the try but that it may be expensive when it comes to the catch.
Does this mean that:
try:
some code
except MyException:
pass
is faster
Does this mean that:
try:
some code
except MyException:
pass
is faster
Python script running in movile device: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fmd5z/python_script_running_in_movile_device/
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Python script running in movile device • /r/Python
Recently I've been thinking in automating a wifi connection, for which I need to write username and password inside a webpage on my iPhone web...
Sending ctrl-r to bash in a python subprocess: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36687580/sending-ctrl-r-to-bash-in-a-python-subprocess
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Sending ctrl-r to bash in a python subprocess
When pressing ctrl-r in bash, I can see (reverse-i-search) prompt.
In python, I can open a bash process like this
p = subprocess.Popen(['bash'], stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=subprocess....
In python, I can open a bash process like this
p = subprocess.Popen(['bash'], stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=subprocess....
Python 2.x/3.x libraries for working with speech data: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fmmt1/python_2x3x_libraries_for_working_with_speech_data/
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r/Python - Python 2.x/3.x libraries for working with speech data
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Interview with Justin Seitz Author of Gray Hat Python and Black Hat Python Books: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fmr36/interview_with_justin_seitz_author_of_gray_hat/
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Interview with Justin Seitz Author of Gray Hat Python... • /r/Python
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I had some spare time and made a minimalist 1KB CMS [OC]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fmsxb/i_had_some_spare_time_and_made_a_minimalist_1kb/
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I had some spare time and made a minimalist 1KB CMS [OC] • /r/Python
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Where’s Susi? Airborne Orangutan Tracking with Python and React.js: https://dirkgorissen.com/2016/04/19/wheres-susi-airborne-orangutan-tracking-with-python-and-react-js/
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Where’s Susi? Airborne Orangutan Tracking with Python and React.js
TL;DR: You are faced with a few thousand hectares of rainforest that you know harbours one or more orangutans that you need to track down. Where, how, and why do you start looking? Background About…
Interactive matplotlib editor: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fngem/interactive_matplotlib_editor/
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Interactive matplotlib editor • /r/Python
[Apologies if this has been asked before and is an FAQ.] I'm just starting to use matplotlib with anaconda, but have a long background with...
Decomposing a time series in Python and getting a trend component for the entire time series?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fnjhu/decomposing_a_time_series_in_python_and_getting_a/
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Decomposing a time series in Python and getting a... • /r/Python
Hi, I am trying to extract a seasonality component from a time series using seasonal_decompose (based on...