PuLP not working with Travis CI?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49564890/pulp-not-working-with-travis-ci
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PuLP not working with Travis CI?
I use PuLP in my project and all tests pass on my local machine. But all tests involving PuLP fail when run by Travis CI.
Here's an example failure:
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The right way to distribute messages effectively in serverless applications: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88lda1/the_right_way_to_distribute_messages_effectively/
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The right way to distribute messages effectively in... • r/Python
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Cloudinary multiple image upload in django?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48914518/cloudinary-multiple-image-upload-in-django
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Cloudinary multiple image upload in django?
I have an image upload defined as follows in my Django app with Cloudinary package,
class Photo(models.Model):
photo = CloudinaryField('image')
I Would like to make this field upload mutliple
class Photo(models.Model):
photo = CloudinaryField('image')
I Would like to make this field upload mutliple
Adding Tensorboard summaries from graph ops generated inside Dataset map() function calls: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49483025/adding-tensorboard-summaries-from-graph-ops-generated-inside-dataset-map-funct
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Adding Tensorboard summaries from graph ops generated inside Dataset map() function calls
I've found the Dataset.map() functionality pretty nice for setting up pipelines to preprocess image/audio data before feeding into the network for training, but one issue I have is accessing the ra...
Guido van Rossum shares a video of himself editing Python on his blog: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88nh6p/guido_van_rossum_shares_a_video_of_himself/
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Guido van Rossum shares a video of himself editing... • r/Python
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Taskify, your own task manager! (1rst project, any help is welcomed!): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88nfiu/taskify_your_own_task_manager_1rst_project_any/
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Taskify, your own task manager! (1rst project, any help... • r/Python
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How do I synchronously wait for an asyncio future?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88mxto/how_do_i_synchronously_wait_for_an_asyncio_future/
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How do I synchronously wait for an asyncio future? • r/Python
I can't just use `loop.run_until_complete` because my code is being called from an asyncio loop. I can't just make my function async because the...
Analyzed shittymorph's comments by subreddits, and also by fraction of comments that contain "undertaker" [OC]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88olmj/analyzed_shittymorphs_comments_by_subreddits_and/
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Analyzed shittymorph's comments by subreddits, and also... • r/Python
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Is there something weird I don't understand with callbacks?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88ox3y/is_there_something_weird_i_dont_understand_with/
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Is there something weird I don't understand with callbacks? • r/Python
Hello, I am learning python and did this quick exercise to familiarize myself with tkinter, lambdas, and callbacks. But it's behaving very...
TF DNN Question. Evaluation metric.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88pht4/tf_dnn_question_evaluation_metric/
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TF DNN Question. Evaluation metric. • r/Python
Hello, I am trying to recreate the results from the [comment prediction paper](http://uksim.info/uksim2015/data/8713a015.pdf). One of the...
Performance Benchmark for AWS Services - Serverless: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88q1rf/performance_benchmark_for_aws_services_serverless/
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Performance Benchmark for AWS Services - Serverless • r/Python
In-depth performance analysis of message distribution in serverless and Lambda applications. “The right way to distribute messages effectively in...
How to secure a Python script meant for production: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88qb8q/how_to_secure_a_python_script_meant_for_production/
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How to secure a Python script meant for production • r/Python
Just so nobody can see what is written and cant changr the script that is executed. Think about a script meant to run on a raspberry pi.