I finished my first OOP Project!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cc7kt/i_finished_my_first_oop_project/
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I finished my first OOP Project! • r/Python
After about a week of piecing together a dice based fight game, I finally 'finished' working on the game! I haven't completed the armor, weapon,...
Updated my sample project for creating Python applications with HTML and Javascript GUI: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8ccfnj/updated_my_sample_project_for_creating_python/
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Updated my sample project for creating Python... • r/Python
I updated my sample project, Neuron, to use Python 3, wxPython, and added a new script to generate an exe and installer. This is just a sample...
When is it necessary to import a submodule when the parent module is already imported?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cccdg/when_is_it_necessary_to_import_a_submodule_when/
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When is it necessary to import a submodule when the... • r/Python
I have been scouring the docs for a while and I cannot find any reference to this. Sometimes you are able to use a submodule without importing...
Found this on r/vexillology thought it looked cool: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8ccn6b/found_this_on_rvexillology_thought_it_looked_cool/
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Found this on r/vexillology thought it looked cool • r/Python
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Smart method for remotely triggering a reddit bot script?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cdbh6/smart_method_for_remotely_triggering_a_reddit_bot/
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Smart method for remotely triggering a reddit bot script? • r/Python
I’m working on a small reddit bot that scrapes posts from specific subreddits, manipulates the post title, and posts the result as a top-level...
Using Data To Help Fight Climate Change (Interview): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cdbx2/using_data_to_help_fight_climate_change_interview/
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Using Data To Help Fight Climate Change (Interview) • r/Python
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Call for co-operating to develop Python library for reading Bluetooth sensor: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cdghq/call_for_cooperating_to_develop_python_library/
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Call for co-operating to develop Python library for... • r/Python
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I wrote a Tkinter app that queries a SQL Server database and writes the results to a csv: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cdldo/i_wrote_a_tkinter_app_that_queries_a_sql_server/
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I wrote a Tkinter app that queries a SQL Server... • r/Python
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Deploy your Flask API to any Serverless Cloud using this Simple Pattern: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8cdzq3/deploy_your_flask_api_to_any_serverless_cloud/
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Deploy your Flask API to any Serverless Cloud using... • r/Python
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If you need a python project done me and my team can do it price is negotiable and you pay when your happy PM me if you need a python project done: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8ce92u/if_you_need_a_python_project_done_me_and_my_team/
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Add downloads badge to your python project 🚀: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8ce55a/add_downloads_badge_to_your_python_project/
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Add downloads badge to your python project 🚀 • r/Python
I just released a feature in http://pepy.tech to add an downloads badge to you python project 🌟. Here you can find an example...
pd.Timestamp versus np.datetime64: are they interchangeable for selected uses?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49757871/pd-timestamp-versus-np-datetime64-are-they-interchangeable-for-selected-uses
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pd.Timestamp versus np.datetime64: are they interchangeable for selected uses?
This question is motivated by an answer to a question on improving performance when performing comparisons with DatetimeIndex in pandas.
The solution converts the DatetimeIndex to a numpy array vi...
The solution converts the DatetimeIndex to a numpy array vi...
RxPy: Sort hot observable between (slow) scan executions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49803754/rxpy-sort-hot-observable-between-slow-scan-executions
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RxPy: Sort hot observable between (slow) scan executions
I have an asynchronous slow (forced for testing purpose) scan of a hot observable. This is the relevant code:
thread_1_scheduler = ThreadPoolScheduler(1)
thread = ExternalDummyService()
external_o...
thread_1_scheduler = ThreadPoolScheduler(1)
thread = ExternalDummyService()
external_o...
[Python for Microcontrollers] Zerynth r2.1.1 is out with support for JTAG, new boards and IoT libraries: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8ceooz/python_for_microcontrollers_zerynth_r211_is_out/
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Manager / Container class, how to?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49801169/manager-container-class-how-to
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Manager / Container class, how to?
I am currently designing a software which needs to manage a certain hardware setup.
The hardware setup is as following :
System - The system contains two identical devices, and has certain
The hardware setup is as following :
System - The system contains two identical devices, and has certain