Why don't more python devs use Visual Studio?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7o8zv5/why_dont_more_python_devs_use_visual_studio/
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Why don't more python devs use Visual Studio? • r/Python
I just started using Visual Studio and it seems much more powerful than any other IDE I've seen. But I haven't heard anyone mention it for python,...
Python: retrieve several URLs via select.epoll(): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48066225/python-retrieve-several-urls-via-select-epoll
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Python: retrieve several URLs via select.epoll()
I have an event oriented server which already uses select.epoll().
Now a new requirement should be solved: URLs should get fetched (async).
Up to now I allways used the requests library, and I al...
Now a new requirement should be solved: URLs should get fetched (async).
Up to now I allways used the requests library, and I al...
Orange: Graphical Toolkit For Data Mining and Visualization in Python (Interview): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7o451w/orange_graphical_toolkit_for_data_mining_and/
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Orange: Graphical Toolkit For Data Mining and... • r/Python
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Get all logging output with mock: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22657591/get-all-logging-output-with-mock
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Get all logging output with mock
I want to get all logging output with mock. I searched, but
only found ways to mock explicitly logging.info or logging.warn.
I need all output, whatever logging level was set.
def test_foo():
...
only found ways to mock explicitly logging.info or logging.warn.
I need all output, whatever logging level was set.
def test_foo():
...
How to Implement a Beam Search Decoder for Natural Language Processing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7oag0q/how_to_implement_a_beam_search_decoder_for/
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5 Simple Tips for improving Automated Web Testing or Efficient Web Crawling using Selenium Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7oar7d/5_simple_tips_for_improving_automated_web_testing/
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Python Rotate image about camera axis: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47990350/python-rotate-image-about-camera-axis
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Python Rotate image about camera axis
Say I have an image which I have obtained after applying a homography transformation H to some original image. The original image is not shown. The result of the homography H applied to the original
whats the fastest way of searching for pixels on your screen in python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7oaz2l/whats_the_fastest_way_of_searching_for_pixels_on/
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whats the fastest way of searching for pixels on your... • r/Python
i have a application that changes the screen really fast and im trying to find big red circles. whats the fastest way of doing this in...
Stock Screener in 5 Minutes in Python, Beginner Tutorial: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7objbj/stock_screener_in_5_minutes_in_python_beginner/
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Stock Screener in 5 Minutes in Python, Beginner Tutorial • r/Python
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Getting "AttributeError: __enter__" when using pymysql in pycharm: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7obk4i/getting_attributeerror_enter_when_using_pymysql/
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Getting "AttributeError: __enter__" when using pymysql in pycharm
I am using python3 and I have 2 versions of pymysql packages installed, pymysql & pymysql3. Here's the code: import pymysql.cursors #...
how do i read the audio-pegel of an application?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7obpaf/how_do_i_read_the_audiopegel_of_an_application/
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how do i read the audio-pegel of an application? • r/Python
i have a application that makes a loud sound every x seconds. i want python to do something once the sound is made from that application.
New to python: tips to get started for data manipulation/instrumentation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7obs8v/new_to_python_tips_to_get_started_for_data/
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New to python: tips to get started for data... • r/Python
Hello all, I work in space instrumentation (instruments like telescopes) and I'm used to work (to a certain extent) with labview to control...
Python framework for data transport, parsing, ETLing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7obtrz/python_framework_for_data_transport_parsing_etling/
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Python framework for data transport, parsing, ETLing • r/Python
I'm struggling with setting up data ingestion ETL pipelines/processing pipelines/architectures. I've been playing around with Apache Nifi and...
NumScrypt (Small part of NumPy for Transcrypt) now has eigenvalue decomposistion over complex field.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7oc6kb/numscrypt_small_part_of_numpy_for_transcrypt_now/
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NumScrypt (Small part of NumPy for Transcrypt) now has... • r/Python
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Which library to use of branch and bound?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7ocqdm/which_library_to_use_of_branch_and_bound/
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Which library to use of branch and bound? • r/Python
I am searching for a library for implementing branch and bound algorithm. I came across a few such as pulp and pyomo but for now I need a library...