Pythonic way to handle config file installation when in a virtualenv?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39007132/pythonic-way-to-handle-config-file-installation-when-in-a-virtualenv
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Pythonic way to handle config file installation when in a virtualenv?
Assuming I am installing a python application from setup.py, and doing so within a virtualenv. Also, assuming that I have a need to provide the application sensitive configurations such as API key...
Errorcheck when iterating over files in list?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ylqdr/errorcheck_when_iterating_over_files_in_list/
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Errorcheck when iterating over files in list? • /r/Python
I have a list of url's, with which I want to do something. But sometimes I have to deal with an invalid url, now when this happens, my program...
Episode #72 Fashion-driven open source software at Zalando: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ylqwq/episode_72_fashiondriven_open_source_software_at/
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Episode #72 Fashion-driven open source software at Zalando • /r/Python
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Python Lists vs. Tuples: http://nedbatchelder.com//blog/201608/lists_vs_tuples.html
How to implement Hogwild! style updates in Tensorflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38963591/how-to-implement-hogwild-style-updates-in-tensorflow
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How to implement Hogwild! style updates in Tensorflow
I am trying to implement a simple hogwild proof of concept in Tensorflow. Ideally it would use Python threads to perform updates. I have an implementation already done, which follows closely Deep M...
Why the built in array type is widely underconsidered (while it could speed up list code so much)?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yovac/why_the_built_in_array_type_is_widely/
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Why the built in array type is widely underconsidered... • /r/Python
Reference: https://docs.python.org/3/library/array.html It seems convenient when numpy would be overkill or an unimportable dependency
Hangman with words selectable from categories: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yoteu/hangman_with_words_selectable_from_categories/
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Hangman with words selectable from categories • /r/Python
So i know how to make hangman using random words from a list, but how can i make it where the user chooses a category and then the word is chosen...
IPython 5.0 and key bindings in console: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38659721/ipython-5-0-and-key-bindings-in-console
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IPython 5.0 and key bindings in console
The new release of IPython does not depend any more on readline but uses the pure Python library prompt-toolkit, solving maintenance problems on Apple's and Windows' systems.
A new feature is the
A new feature is the
PyCNN: Cellular Neural Networks Image Processing Python Library: https://github.com/ankitaggarwal011/PyCNN
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GitHub - ankitaggarwal011/PyCNN: Image Processing with Cellular Neural Networks in Python
Image Processing with Cellular Neural Networks in Python - ankitaggarwal011/PyCNN
difflib: match changes by words, not by characters: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39001097/difflib-match-changes-by-words-not-by-characters
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difflib: match changes by words, not by characters
I'm using difflib's SequenceMatcher to get_opcodes() and than highlight the changes with css to create some kind of web diff.
First, I set a min_delta so that I consider two strings different if o...
First, I set a min_delta so that I consider two strings different if o...
Classical Controls Tutorials for Python. [x-post: /r/engineeringstudents]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yoz50/classical_controls_tutorials_for_python_xpost/
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Classical Controls Tutorials for Python. [x-post:... • /r/Python
Finally got around to updating/fixing my port of [University of Michigan's Controls Tutorials for...
Python itertools tutorial with simple examples: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ypxy7/python_itertools_tutorial_with_simple_examples/
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Python itertools tutorial with simple examples • r/Python
I am working on a project that led me to read up more on itertools. I found this great itertool tutorial with some examples that explain some of...
Simulating the Monty Hall Problem, anyone can help my code?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ys7dq/simulating_the_monty_hall_problem_anyone_can_help/
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Simulating the Monty Hall Problem, anyone can help my... • /r/Python
So today I was introduced to the Monty Hall Problem, and we argued back and forth about it, so I tried to prove either point mathematically and...
Question w/ recursion and declaring in function: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ys7yw/question_w_recursion_and_declaring_in_function/
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Question w/ recursion and declaring in function • /r/Python
Hi Everyone, This is my first Reddit post so bear with me... I have written a function that can recursively iterate over directories and add...
Pushing to Elasticsearch in production: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4ysisl/pushing_to_elasticsearch_in_production/
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Pushing to Elasticsearch in production • /r/Python
Hi, I have a web server running. Receive request, send response. It's uwsgi behind nginx. Now I would like to introduce a simple middle step....