After using importlib.reload(moudle) the __subclasses__(function) returns both the old and new classes - is this correct behaviour?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kw16h/after_using_importlibreloadmoudle_the_subclasses/
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r/Python - After using importlib.reload(moudle) the __subclasses__(function) returns both the old and new classes - is this correct…
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Here's a Python Script that Maps Ohio's Numbered Roads: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kw805/heres_a_python_script_that_maps_ohios_numbered/
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r/Python - Here's a Python Script that Maps Ohio's Numbered Roads
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Automating RDP upload and execution: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kwlpm/automating_rdp_upload_and_execution/
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Automating RDP upload and execution • r/Python
I need to create a bot that can log into many RDPs one by one, and upload a file(or download it online) and run it. What would be the easiest way...
Can I change column headers using a reference .xlsl: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kws2t/can_i_change_column_headers_using_a_reference_xlsl/
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Can I change column headers using a reference .xlsl • r/Python
I currently have some csv files that need their headers changed by there are about 200 or so variables. I know it's possible to change the...
Recommendations for a first open source project to contribute to: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kxeod/recommendations_for_a_first_open_source_project/
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Recommendations for a first open source project to... • r/Python
I'm a data scientist with some experience writing ETL style pipelines, but for the most part most of my day is spent writing non\-production code...
Stop a celery worker processing tasks OR monitor 'unconsumed' tasks in Flower: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50280321/stop-a-celery-worker-processing-tasks-or-monitor-unconsumed-tasks-in-flower
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Stop a celery worker processing tasks OR monitor 'unconsumed' tasks in Flower
Suppose all my tasks on a celery queue are hitting a 3rd party API. However, the API has a rate limit, which I am keeping track of (there is a day limit and hourly limit which I need to respect). A...
tensorflow slice after pad doesnt work while without pad it does: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50401102/tensorflow-slice-after-pad-doesnt-work-while-without-pad-it-does
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tensorflow slice after pad doesnt work while without pad it does
using tensorflow 1.8
I have a RNN where I am trying to pad and then slice the features to normalized sentences of variable length
# param.batch_size = 32 params.max_doc_len = 10
# features is of...
I have a RNN where I am trying to pad and then slice the features to normalized sentences of variable length
# param.batch_size = 32 params.max_doc_len = 10
# features is of...
How does it look like when you start to work in a new company?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kz9im/how_does_it_look_like_when_you_start_to_work_in_a/
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How does it look like when you start to work in a new... • r/Python
Hi, i have a question to expierienced python developes. How does it look like when you start to work in a new company? Let's say you don't know...
Genetic algorithm /w Neural Network playing snake is not improving: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50309918/genetic-algorithm-w-neural-network-playing-snake-is-not-improving
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Genetic algorithm /w Neural Network playing snake is not improving
I am attempting to create a genetic algorithm to train a neural network, with the goal of playing the game snake.
The problem I am having is that the fitness of the generations isn't improving, it
The problem I am having is that the fitness of the generations isn't improving, it
How do I pass a variable through a dictionary, and not have the dict solve the variable and rather keep the name.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kzirk/how_do_i_pass_a_variable_through_a_dictionary_and/
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r/Python - How do I pass a variable through a dictionary, and not have the dict solve the variable and rather keep the name.
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A genetic algorithm package for 2D function maximization!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kzmph/a_genetic_algorithm_package_for_2d_function/
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r/Python - A genetic algorithm package for 2D function maximization!
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I need Python explained like I am baby: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8kzq54/i_need_python_explained_like_i_am_baby/
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I need Python explained like I am baby • r/Python
I know nothing about any language at all, but I want to learn Python. I went to youtube and watched some of an MIT course, but you can't see what...
Recommended way to find the source of a query when using Django?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50422261/recommended-way-to-find-the-source-of-a-query-when-using-django
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Recommended way to find the source of a query when using Django?
I'm having difficulties with locating the source of the queries which I see in my database logs. I'm using Django, so the actual queries are generated automatically which makes a simple "grep"