Machine Learning over 1M hotel reviews finds interesting insights: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4try49/machine_learning_over_1m_hotel_reviews_finds/
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set-package-attribute: Run modules inside packages as scripts: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ts5kf/setpackageattribute_run_modules_inside_packages/
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set-package-attribute: Run modules inside packages as... • /r/Python
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Simplest way to convert my python app to a web app?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ts2tf/simplest_way_to_convert_my_python_app_to_a_web_app/
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Simplest way to convert my python app to a web app?
I have a small app that takes some input parameters and produces a plot using matplotlib. I'd like to make a web version to communicate with a...
Tutorial - Learn Python From Scratch In No Time Flat!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ts5r6/tutorial_learn_python_from_scratch_in_no_time_flat/
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Tutorial - Learn Python From Scratch In No Time Flat! • /r/Python
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Python Wheels on linux (how? and why?): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38324391/python-wheels-on-linux-how-and-why
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Python Wheels on linux (how? and why?)
I know that wheels are binary version of a module uploaded on PyPI.
with pip install
On Windows: I get wheels downloaded and installed.
On Ubuntu: I should get the source distribution of the pac...
with pip install
On Windows: I get wheels downloaded and installed.
On Ubuntu: I should get the source distribution of the pac...
S-Box construction: Weighing pork: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tsrnu/sbox_construction_weighing_pork/
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S-Box construction: Weighing pork • /r/Python
Given all hamming weights for integers from 0 to n, a target hamming weight per block, a number of selections per block, and a value denoting the...
New to Python Can not run configure Project Interpreter in PyCharm IDE: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tsrwx/new_to_python_can_not_run_configure_project/
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New to Python Can not run configure Project... • /r/Python
I installed Python 3.6 64 on my windows 7 to C:\Python36 I open PyCharm and try to set my project interpreter but I run into an error that looks...
Excel overflow error fix via python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tssph/excel_overflow_error_fix_via_python/
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Excel overflow error fix via python? • /r/Python
Hi, I'm working on a program to try and simplify a very tedious project at work dealing with a very large amount of data. I wrote an Excel VBA to...
Smother: collect separate coverage data for each test. Lookup which tests call particular functions.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tsuzb/smother_collect_separate_coverage_data_for_each/
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Web-based GUI with persistent objects?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tt2rb/webbased_gui_with_persistent_objects/
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Web-based GUI with persistent objects? • /r/Python
Hi, all, I'm relatively new to Python (only been working with it since January) so forgive me if I sound a bit n00bish. I need to put together...
Has anyone had luck communicating with TP-Link smart plugs?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tt4rz/has_anyone_had_luck_communicating_with_tplink/
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Has anyone had luck communicating with TP-Link smart... • /r/Python
Hello, I want to connect my Amazon Dash buttons to my TP-Link smart switch. I'm relatively comfortable with sending packets to the switch...
Any interest in a new Python to C compiler?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ttjk7/any_interest_in_a_new_python_to_c_compiler/
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Any interest in a new Python to C compiler? • /r/Python
I don't have any paid work at the moment, and I want to start a new project. I love Python for it's syntax but the performance is lacking, so I...
How do I set up Django Models for hundreds of rows *and* columns?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tsuz8/how_do_i_set_up_django_models_for_hundreds_of/
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How do I set up Django Models for hundreds of rows... • /r/Python
I'm a teacher looking to use python/django to help me better utilize all the data I get on my students. We use a site called IXL and it has...
Produce the following output (for and while loops) in python?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32981772/produce-the-following-output-for-and-while-loops-in-python
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Produce the following output (for and while loops) in python?
I have an assignment about for and while loops and I am just confused with some stuff. It would be much appreciated if you guys can help me.
The question is produce the following out using for and...
The question is produce the following out using for and...
How do you decide between the plotting libraries: Matplotlib, Seaborn, Bokeh?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4tuwoz/how_do_you_decide_between_the_plotting_libraries/
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How do you decide between the plotting libraries:... • r/Python
I've been doing a lot of tutorials on Python recently and at one workshop came across all three libraries in a single day. How should I decide...
forms.ModelForm does not save ManyToMany fields: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38448564/forms-modelform-does-not-save-manytomany-fields
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forms.ModelForm does not save ManyToMany fields
I am working with forms (forms.ModelForm) and I have some small inconvenient when I create my form based in the models. My situation such as follow in my models.py file:
I have the CorporalSegment...
I have the CorporalSegment...