[Question] How do I convert my Print statements into proper unit tests?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agb82h/question_how_do_i_convert_my_print_statements/
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r/Python - [Question] How do I convert my Print statements into proper unit tests?
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How can I remove all strings that fit certain format from a list?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53659253/how-can-i-remove-all-strings-that-fit-certain-format-from-a-list
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How can I remove all strings that fit certain format from a list?
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Say I have a list a = ['abd', ' the dog', '4:45 AM', '1234 total', 'etc...','6:31 PM', '2:36']
How can I go about removing elements such as 4:45 AM and 6:31 PM and '2:36'? i.e, how can I
Say I have a list a = ['abd', ' the dog', '4:45 AM', '1234 total', 'etc...','6:31 PM', '2:36']
How can I go about removing elements such as 4:45 AM and 6:31 PM and '2:36'? i.e, how can I
Can a Tensorflow variable be trained using the Tensorflow keras functional API?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54050325/can-a-tensorflow-variable-be-trained-using-the-tensorflow-keras-functional-api
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Can a Tensorflow variable be trained using the Tensorflow Keras functional API model? Can a Tensorflow operation be used in the…
I am wondering if Keras model compile/training with the functional API train variables defined by tf.get_variable? Can Keras training also incorporate Tensorflow operations?
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Pythonistas who have secretly automated all their work tasks and now just cruise, what do you do and what did you program?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agc9ft/pythonistas_who_have_secretly_automated_all_their/
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r/Python - Pythonistas who have secretly automated all their work tasks and now just cruise, what do you do and what did you program?
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No really, pathlib is great (a follow up post in defense of pathlib): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agces0/no_really_pathlib_is_great_a_follow_up_post_in/
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r/Python - No really, pathlib is great (a follow up post in defense of pathlib)
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I wrote an article explaining Python decorators, focusing on the fundamentals: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agcetj/i_wrote_an_article_explaining_python_decorators/
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I want to develop a "Divinity 2-esque" game in Python. Is this doable?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agcsng/i_want_to_develop_a_divinity_2esque_game_in/
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r/Python - I want to develop a "Divinity 2-esque" game in Python. Is this doable?
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How to check if all elements of a string are in a list?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agcood/how_to_check_if_all_elements_of_a_string_are_in_a/
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r/Python - How to check if all elements of a string are in a list?
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Frame is an intelligent notetaking app I built that can answer your questions and summarize information. Would love to get your feedback!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agd8mb/frame_is_an_intelligent_notetaking_app_i_built/
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r/Python - Frame is an intelligent notetaking app I built that can answer your questions and summarize information. Would love…
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How to create global MotionBlur parameters and control them globally?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54173364/how-to-create-global-motionblur-parameters-and-control-them-globally
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How to create global MotionBlur parameters and control them globally?
I'd like to create a global parameters in The Foundry Nuke UI to control a motion blur value and shutter's angle.
How to accomplish this by using Python?
Any help appreciated.
How to accomplish this by using Python?
Any help appreciated.
Aletheia solves the authentication problem of Fake News by using public key signing with the DNS system. It was the second best talk at PyCon UK. Since I need it, I am reviewing it. A great talk on an important topic.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/agapst/aletheia_solves_the_authentication_problem_of/
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Existing connection error after script restart: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54144754/existing-connection-error-after-script-restart
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Existing connection error after script restart
I do HTTP requests on Python 3.7, but if I have some errors during the execution and the script stops, all new HTTP requests (even after restart the script) have the errors: [Errno 10054] An existing