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.
Composing Serializers with Django Rest Framework: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88qgc7/composing_serializers_with_django_rest_framework/
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Im new to Python, and I have Komodo IDE: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88qjmn/im_new_to_python_and_i_have_komodo_ide/
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Im new to Python, and I have Komodo IDE • r/Python
Ive been looking to get into Learning Languages, and was recommended Python as a starting point. The following will sound stupid but I cant move...
Using the SpeechRecognition module to recognize the words in a video file, and convert them to text: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88r74f/using_the_speechrecognition_module_to_recognize/
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Using the SpeechRecognition module to recognize the... • r/Python
Pretty much in the title, I got some videos I want to use to convert all the words they speak into text. They are mostly documentaries, so music,...
Where do you put "non-interface" functions/methods?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88r9g4/where_do_you_put_noninterface_functionsmethods/
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Where do you put "non-interface" functions/methods? • r/Python
To those of you who have read Clean Code would know that one of the lessons there is that functions/methods should be small, do one thing and do...
Transfer files over WiFi from your computer to your smartphone from the terminal: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88ra4o/transfer_files_over_wifi_from_your_computer_to/
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Transfer files over WiFi from your computer to your... • r/Python
Here is project which I am really proud off. Please do suggest ways i could improve this project :) Repo:...
Plotting election results with Plotly?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88r3lr/plotting_election_results_with_plotly/
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Plotting election results with Plotly? • r/Python
Hey, I have a bunch of scraped data from elections in my country, including the top *n* political parties in a given region. I'd like to plot...
I need help compiling cython .c source code: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88rl52/i_need_help_compiling_cython_c_source_code/
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I need help compiling cython .c source code • r/Python
I'm using the anaconda3 python distribution in VSCode. I can compile .pyx to C source file, but if I try to compile the C source file with gcc, I...
Fortify - CLI for easy, secure MacOS Sierra and High Sierra configuration. My first pip package!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88rmnq/fortify_cli_for_easy_secure_macos_sierra_and_high/
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Fortify - CLI for easy, secure MacOS Sierra and High... • r/Python
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How can I get the noun clause that is the object of a certain verb?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49542787/how-can-i-get-the-noun-clause-that-is-the-object-of-a-certain-verb
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How can I get the noun clause that is the object of a certain verb?
I am working with data from pharmaceutical labels. The text is always structured using the verb phrase 'indicated for'.
For example:
sentence = "Meloxicam tablet is indicated for relief of the si...
For example:
sentence = "Meloxicam tablet is indicated for relief of the si...
ForIf - A C-like condition assignment syntax in python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88sxey/forif_a_clike_condition_assignment_syntax_in/
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ForIf - A C-like condition assignment syntax in python • r/Python
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Pygame window not updating properly: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88tsk4/pygame_window_not_updating_properly/
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Pygame window not updating properly • r/Python
so im learning python (2.7 because that's what school is teaching me) and pygame and am using visual studio 2017. When running the code (imgur...
How to approach pretzely logic?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88u10s/how_to_approach_pretzely_logic/
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How to approach pretzely logic? • r/Python
Hi! Programming intermediate here. I'm working on some code where a physicist or some kind of scientist could put all the types of data he has...
How to measure prediction time in TF for the DNN?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88u9tq/how_to_measure_prediction_time_in_tf_for_the_dnn/
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How to measure prediction time in TF for the DNN? • r/Python
I am currently trying to recreate the results from the facebook comment prediction paper (http://uksim.info/uksim2015/data/8713a015.pdf) and I...