Why is the gap between theory and practice so tough?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b5ra7/why_is_the_gap_between_theory_and_practice_so/
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Why is the gap between theory and practice so tough? • r/Python
Hey guys, As you may know from my posts I’m fairly new to Python, I’m 24yo (never too late to learn) and I work as a management consultant. My...
Network automation with python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b5p7p/network_automation_with_python/
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Network automation with python • r/Python
Hi guys, what is the difference when network automatiin done with ansible than done with python using netmiko/paramiko . they both seems to be...
Standalone Python Script editor like the Charcoal: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b4tcp/standalone_python_script_editor_like_the_charcoal/
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Standalone Python Script editor like the Charcoal • r/Python
I learned to script inside of Maya and have grown quite fond of its own internal script editor and/or the Charcoal editor. I was wondering if...
Struggling with Homework Assignment: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b6cjw/struggling_with_homework_assignment/
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Struggling with Homework Assignment • r/Python
I'm conducting a lab at school. https://www.physics.purdue.edu/webapps/index.php/course_document/.../5410 It is the same as this lab. I have...
How do I learn the foundations to make libraries and frameworks operating on a lower level?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b6og0/how_do_i_learn_the_foundations_to_make_libraries/
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How do I learn the foundations to make libraries and... • r/Python
I consider myself as an beginner-intermediate Python programmer, with a bit over 6 months learning daily. I know how to make requests to websites...
Stream BTC prices over WebSockets with Python and Lomond: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b6pig/stream_btc_prices_over_websockets_with_python_and/
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Stream BTC prices over WebSockets with Python and Lomond • r/Python
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Birch: Simple hierarchical configuration for Python packages.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b71zl/birch_simple_hierarchical_configuration_for/
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Complete Data Science Training with Python for Data Analysis: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b6xnq/complete_data_science_training_with_python_for/
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Complete Data Science Training with Python for Data... • r/Python
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In plain English, what is actually base argument in int() function..: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b7fui/in_plain_english_what_is_actually_base_argument/
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In plain English, what is actually base argument in... • r/Python
For example >>> int('100',3) 9 >>> int('1000',4) 64 What is the base argument actually did. Sorry for newbies question
Ask HN: Resources for catching up on modern JavaScript for Python/C Programmer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16800510
Using a RBM with midi files in Tensor Flow, receiving some errors: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49603937/using-a-rbm-with-midi-files-in-tensor-flow-receiving-some-errors
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Using a RBM with midi files in Tensor Flow, receiving some errors
I'm trying to follow this notebook, problem is it's written for Py 2.7 and I'm trying to port it to Py 3.6. Luckily someone had ported the midi library to Py 3 https://github.com/louisabraham/python3-
Type Driven Development - Scaling Safely with Python x-post r/programming: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b7nzq/type_driven_development_scaling_safely_with/
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Script that gets a pdf or image file of a scanned paper form as input and digitally compiles the data?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8b7vuu/script_that_gets_a_pdf_or_image_file_of_a_scanned/
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Script that gets a pdf or image file of a scanned paper... • r/Python
I'm somewhat of a python noob and only use it database cleaning a statistical stuff. Now I'll have to manually fill an csv file with data from...
How to remove In[ ] and Out[ ] cell tags in a Jupyterlab notebook?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49641198/how-to-remove-in-and-out-cell-tags-in-a-jupyterlab-notebook
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How to remove In[ ] and Out[ ] cell tags in a Jupyterlab notebook?
I'd like a simple way to hide all the cell tags in my notebook, that is, things of the form In[..] and Out[..].
The reason being that they up a lot of the margin and are not useful to me (also they
The reason being that they up a lot of the margin and are not useful to me (also they