[TOMT] Installable, environment-independent helper (I think mostly displayed documentation and required syntax next to the code) that launched within past year most likely, was posted on Reddit, and was just for Python (at time of launch): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wqa7p/tomt_installable_environmentindependent_helper_i/
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I saw a post a little while back (unsure which sub it was on), with a tool that looked quite great; I think it primarily sat on the right 1/4 of...
ZeroDB as a service, open source end-to-end encrypted database using ZODB: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wq715/zerodb_as_a_service_open_source_endtoend/
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Towards limiting the big RDD: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38710018/towards-limiting-the-big-rdd
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Towards limiting the big RDD
I am reading many images and I would like to work on a tiny subset of them for developing. As a result I am trying to understand how spark and python could make that happen:
In [1]: d = sqlContext...
In [1]: d = sqlContext...
Free SSH Automation program I built using python. I call it NetScript Assist.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wqbu7/free_ssh_automation_program_i_built_using_python/
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Free SSH Automation program I built using python. I... • /r/Python
NetScript Assist is built to help automate sending commands through an SSH session. NetScript Assist follows 3 basic instructions: Build scripts,...
How to extract image from a scanned document in jpeg format?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wqe8v/how_to_extract_image_from_a_scanned_document_in/
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How to extract image from a scanned document in jpeg... • /r/Python
I have a scanned OCR of a book's page in jpeg format. The document contains printed text and images(diagrams). I am able to extract text with help...
How to numpy searchsorted bisect a range of 2 values on 1 column and get min value in 2nd column: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38588490/how-to-numpy-searchsorted-bisect-a-range-of-2-values-on-1-column-and-get-min-val
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How to numpy searchsorted bisect a range of 2 values on 1 column and get min value in 2nd column
So I have a 2 column numpy array of integers, say:
tarray = array([[ 368, 322],
[ 433, 420],
[ 451, 412],
[ 480, 440],
[ 517, 475],
[ 541, 503],
[ 5...
tarray = array([[ 368, 322],
[ 433, 420],
[ 451, 412],
[ 480, 440],
[ 517, 475],
[ 541, 503],
[ 5...
How to run a process with timeout and still get stdout at runtime: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38801202/how-to-run-a-process-with-timeout-and-still-get-stdout-at-runtime
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How to run a process with timeout and still get stdout at runtime
The need:
Timeout after X seconds, and kill the process (and all the processes it opened) if timeout reached before the process ends gracefully.
Read ongoing output at runtime.
Work with processes...
Timeout after X seconds, and kill the process (and all the processes it opened) if timeout reached before the process ends gracefully.
Read ongoing output at runtime.
Work with processes...
did I forget a basic step in python package installation?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ws55x/did_i_forget_a_basic_step_in_python_package/
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did I forget a basic step in python package installation? • /r/Python
i am trying to install a module (specifically [this](https://github.com/gurgeh/selfspy) one) from git on my computer (I run Windows 64, and python...
Network automation scripting questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wssa3/network_automation_scripting_questions/
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Network automation scripting questions • /r/Python
I had an interview where they asked me to print all the network addresses for 192.168.2.0/28 using python. now i want to practice more questions...
Call for Assistance with New Python Book: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wtq6k/call_for_assistance_with_new_python_book/
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Call for Assistance with New Python Book • /r/Python
I’ve begun a new book called Meta Python that I’m looking for assistance with. The book is one I wish was out there, and so am writing. The book...
Global vs Local Installations: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wu9e9/global_vs_local_installations/
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Global vs Local Installations • /r/Python
Trying to create the best possible Python Dev environment on my laptop which I am using exclusively for Python. I just learned about Virtual...
OSX - Random MAC Address Script - Review my Code: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wuci7/osx_random_mac_address_script_review_my_code/
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OSX - Random MAC Address Script - Review my Code • /r/Python
I needed to be able to quickly change my MAC address to continually get free wifi while I was staying in a hotel. The hotel would give new users...
Creating class object from pandas series and applying methods: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38794077/creating-class-object-from-pandas-series-and-applying-methods
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Creating class object from pandas series and applying methods
I have a function that reads in a bunch of raw data with some user-input and compiles it into a Pandas series. In the example below I call it create_data and it just builds a random Series of lengt...
who wants to build 'the next social network site' together?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wukbq/who_wants_to_build_the_next_social_network_site/
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who wants to build 'the next social network site'... • /r/Python
So , i got great ideas to build a social network site on. i was just wondering if there is anyone who's willing to do this together. I plan on...
Installed "yahoo-finance" from pip and everything works fine but I get a [10060] error when I run it. I know it's because of a http proxy error but I dont know how to fix it.. Any suggestions?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4wuj4e/installed_yahoofinance_from_pip_and_everything/
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Iterators for built-in containers: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33186651/iterators-for-built-in-containers
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Iterators for built-in containers
From my understanding so far, you can easily create an iterator for a user-defined object by simply defining both the __iter__ method and the __next__ method for it. That's pretty intuitive to unde...