Validus: A dead simple Python data validation library: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g2s9v/validus_a_dead_simple_python_data_validation/
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need help with 'form filling': https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g2v8r/need_help_with_form_filling/
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need help with 'form filling' • r/Python
I'm trying to automate obtaining the available court slots at my local sports centre. I have managed to login ok using requests and navigate one...
Looking for Python Code Review: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g2vgg/looking_for_python_code_review/
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Looking for Python Code Review • r/Python
Hi everyone, I'm a mostly self-taught Python/Django developer. I build an internal website for my company to Track Jobs/Orders/Tasks and...
Using python to parse a large set of filenames concatenated from inconsistent object names: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g3r4d/using_python_to_parse_a_large_set_of_filenames/
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Using python to parse a large set of filenames... • r/Python
/tldr Looking to parse a large set of filenames that are a concatenation of two names (container + child) for the original two names where...
Zulip 1.6: 3100 commits by 150 authors (open source Slack alternative written in Python): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g46w0/zulip_16_3100_commits_by_150_authors_open_source/
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Zulip 1.6: 3100 commits by 150 authors (open source... • r/Python
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Pipe lines in python - how, and from where to learn: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g49sq/pipe_lines_in_python_how_and_from_where_to_learn/
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Pipe lines in python - how, and from where to learn • r/Python
Hey all, im new here and I have a preblem : I need to learn biopython and specificly pipelines in python for a project. can anyone help me and...
Catching up with Kenneth Reitz at PyCon [audio]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g4ixr/catching_up_with_kenneth_reitz_at_pycon_audio/
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Catching up with Kenneth Reitz at PyCon [audio] • r/Python
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Categorical Data - One-hot encoding: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44371850/categorical-data-one-hot-encoding
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Categorical Data - One-hot encoding
I have a large list of strings. Each string is a different example in the training dataset and contains a list of categories, whereby each category is separated by a comma. Eg.
mesh = ['aligator, ...
mesh = ['aligator, ...
How to recursively copy directory contents into another existing directory?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g63lz/how_to_recursively_copy_directory_contents_into/
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How to recursively copy directory contents into another... • r/Python
I have looked at shutil.copytree but it needs a non-existing directory. Cannot find a solution which satisfies my exact problem.
Protobuf parsing in Python - Datadog Engineering: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g6kaj/protobuf_parsing_in_python_datadog_engineering/
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Protobuf parsing in Python - Datadog Engineering • r/Python
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Could Python become unnecessary one day?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g6wan/could_python_become_unnecessary_one_day/
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Could Python become unnecessary one day? • r/Python
I use Python for data analysis and creating workflows. But powerful business intelligence tools and low code software are removing the need to...
javascript dependencies in python project: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44185843/javascript-dependencies-in-python-project
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javascript dependencies in python project
I'm writing software that allows one to publish mathematical books as websites. It is based mostly on Python + Flask, but to deal with equations I'm using MathJax. MathJax can be used either client...
How to get a function's name as string?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44226573/how-to-get-a-functions-name-as-string
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How to get a function's name as string?
In Python, how do I get a function's name as a string?
I want to get the name of the str.capitalize() function as a string. It appears that the function has a __name__ attribute. When I do
print...
I want to get the name of the str.capitalize() function as a string. It appears that the function has a __name__ attribute. When I do
print...
Best way to save unstructured dicts: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g79q8/best_way_to_save_unstructured_dicts/
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Best way to save unstructured dicts • r/Python
Hi to all, I have a big set of dictionaries (around 50.000) that I would like to save on disk for future analysis. The dictionaries are very...
Python/English language exchange: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g7eax/pythonenglish_language_exchange/
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Python/English language exchange • r/Python
Hi! I'm a upper-junior django developer with some experience in commercial development. I'm also pre-intermediate or intermediate in English. If...
Pandas rolling regression: alternatives to looping: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44380068/pandas-rolling-regression-alternatives-to-looping
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Pandas rolling regression: alternatives to looping
I got good use out of pandas' MovingOLS class (source here) within the deprecated stats/ols module. Unfortunately, it was gutted completely with pandas 0.20.
The question of how to run rolling OLS
The question of how to run rolling OLS
I'm really keen to contribute to open source but how can I find a mentor to get into OpenStack?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6g7y55/im_really_keen_to_contribute_to_open_source_but/
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I'm really keen to contribute to open source but how... • r/Python
Hi fellow redditors! I am a self-taught Python software developer currently working in a Junior position but I have to admit that I am getting...