Overriding InteractiveConsole for DSL REPL?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y5wv4/overriding_interactiveconsole_for_dsl_repl/
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Overriding InteractiveConsole for DSL REPL? • /r/Python
I whipped up a domain-specific language using PyParsing, and now I'd like to create a REPL for *that* language (not a Python REPL). It looks like...
selenium error when run under Apache: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y5zsj/selenium_error_when_run_under_apache/
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selenium error when run under Apache • /r/Python
Hi, I have a python script that uses Selenium to get some outside data. This script runs fine from the command line, but gives a permission...
How to keep track of players' rankings?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38957961/how-to-keep-track-of-players-rankings
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How to keep track of players' rankings?
I have a Player class with a score attribute:
class Player(game_engine.Player):
def __init__(self, id):
super().__init__(id)
self.score = 0
This score increases/decreases as ...
class Player(game_engine.Player):
def __init__(self, id):
super().__init__(id)
self.score = 0
This score increases/decreases as ...
Recursive to Iterative using a systematic method: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38567618/recursive-to-iterative-using-a-systematic-method
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Recursive to Iterative using a systematic method
I've started reading this book few days ago. The chapter 4 talks about a systematic method to convert any recursive algorithm into its counterpart iterative. It seems this is a really powerful gene...
New to Python please help. :): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y6g8l/new_to_python_please_help/
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New to Python please help. :) • /r/Python
So I've made a cash register (poor attempt) My problem is I have no idea how to clear the previous calculation. I.E Person 1 buys a Cola he gets...
Cohesion - A tool for measuring Python class cohesion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y6hem/cohesion_a_tool_for_measuring_python_class/
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Cohesion - A tool for measuring Python class cohesion • /r/Python
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Reusable and composable api mocking library for python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y6pmx/reusable_and_composable_api_mocking_library_for/
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Can I have sqlalchemy do subquery eager loading without complicated join over original query?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26704076/can-i-have-sqlalchemy-do-subquery-eager-loading-without-complicated-join-over-or
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Can I have sqlalchemy do subquery eager loading without complicated join over original query?
Suppose we have original generated query like that:
SELECT company.x AS company_x, ...
FROM company
LEFT OUTER JOIN acc ON acc.id = company.acc
LEFT OUTER JOIN usercomp_links ON company.id =
SELECT company.x AS company_x, ...
FROM company
LEFT OUTER JOIN acc ON acc.id = company.acc
LEFT OUTER JOIN usercomp_links ON company.id =
Accessing mangled member of another instance: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38959180/accessing-mangled-member-of-another-instance
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Accessing mangled member of another instance
I use this logic to maintain a directed tree of Object instances :
class Object:
def __init__(self, *parents: 'Object'):
self.__parents = list(parents)
@property
def __ascenda...
class Object:
def __init__(self, *parents: 'Object'):
self.__parents = list(parents)
@property
def __ascenda...
AST transformations with __future__-like module: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y7f5c/ast_transformations_with_future_like_module/
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Quick question about list[x:x] = list: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y7fmq/quick_question_about_listxx_list/
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Quick question about list[x:x] = list • /r/Python
I get that " list_a[2:**2**] = list_b " appends the list_b to list_a at the 2nd index. But im unsure what the bolded integer influences
How to tell if working on something worth it?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y8fhy/how_to_tell_if_working_on_something_worth_it/
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How to tell if working on something worth it? • /r/Python
so What constitutes a 'Good/useful' package? how to tell if my package is useful and worth publishing (and documenting and further...
My Goal: the lowest possible barrier to entry to learn Deep Learning (in Python): https://iamtrask.github.io/2016/08/17/grokking-deep-learning/
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Grokking Deep Learning - i am trask
A machine learning craftsmanship blog.
python jedi: how to retrieve methods of instances?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37686311/python-jedi-how-to-retrieve-methods-of-instances
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python jedi: how to retrieve methods of instances?
I built simple text editor with some accessibility feature for screen reading software.
I'm using Python for .NET to show a form containing a richtextbox.
When user press tab after a period it popu...
I'm using Python for .NET to show a form containing a richtextbox.
When user press tab after a period it popu...
Grokking Deep Learning: learn Deep Learning from scratch in Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4y9nhc/grokking_deep_learning_learn_deep_learning_from/
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Grokking Deep Learning: learn Deep Learning from... • /r/Python
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