Appengine remote_api_shell not working with application-default credentials since update: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40349915/appengine-remote-api-shell-not-working-with-application-default-credentials-sinc
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Appengine remote_api_shell not working with application-default credentials since update
I recently updated my gcloud libraries from 118.0.0 to 132.0.0 and immediately remote_api_shell no longer worked. I went through a number of permutations of re-logging in, to set the application-de...
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Start python debugger in oldest stack frame after an exception occurs: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40429957/start-python-debugger-in-oldest-stack-frame-after-an-exception-occurs
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Start python debugger in oldest stack frame after an exception occurs
I use the --pdb command with ipython, so when I'm debugging code and an error occurs it shows a stack trace. A lot of these errors come from calling numpy or pandas functions with bad inputs. the...
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Our startup is planning to hire a backend developer and We want to know what skills should we test before hiring him/her. Disclaimer: This is the...
Creating new classes/members at run-time in scripting languages used in C : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40451586/creating-new-classes-members-at-run-time-in-scripting-languages-used-in-c
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Creating new classes/members at run-time in scripting languages used in C++
I've been working on this problem off and on for a few months, and now wanted to really come up with a proper solution that will handle the case of creating new user-defined classes (and instances of
CUDA doesn't detect Visual Studio 10??: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c6rcf/cuda_doesnt_detect_visual_studio_10/
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CUDA doesn't detect Visual Studio 10?? • /r/Python
Hi r/python, I'm trying to install theano to work with CUDA. I installed both CUDA (7.5) and MSVS (10 Express), and enabled the following on...
Anyone here running PyCharm on the 2016 Macbook 12"?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c79qu/anyone_here_running_pycharm_on_the_2016_macbook_12/
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Anyone here running PyCharm on the 2016 Macbook 12"? • /r/Python
Hi all So I accidentally spilt a large coffee on my Macbook Air (2013) today. I'm letting it dry out but of course there's a high chance it will...
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Data Science and Machine Learning with Python - Hands On! • /r/Python
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Resource jungle: Recommend the best beginner resource • /r/Python
Hi folks I really want to learn Python to enhance my experience with Raspberry Pi. I've been looking around for tips and tricks for a few weeks...
gensim word2vec accessing in/out vectors: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40458742/gensim-word2vec-accessing-in-out-vectors
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gensim word2vec accessing in/out vectors
In the word2vec model, there are two linear transforms that take a word in vocab space to a hidden layer (the "in" vector), and then back to the vocab space (the "out" vector). Usually this out vec...
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Anyone know a working RTF parser which is Python 3 compatible?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c7w7q/anyone_know_a_working_rtf_parser_which_is_python/
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Anyone know a working RTF parser which is Python 3 compatible?
For some reasons I need to parse simple RTF (Rich Text Format) data using Python 3. Parsing such kind of data is obviously not an easy job, so I'm...
Retrieving bounding box and bezier curve data for all glyphs in a .ttf font file in python: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40437308/retrieving-bounding-box-and-bezier-curve-data-for-all-glyphs-in-a-ttf-font-file
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Retrieving bounding box and bezier curve data for all glyphs in a .ttf font file in python
I am interested in extracting the quadratic bezier curve information of all glyphs in a given ttf file. Currently, using the ttfquery library in python, I am able to extract the contours of a given...
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How code linting will make you awesome at Python (+ 5... • /r/Python
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Data Analysis with Pandas - My Full Udemy Course... • /r/Python
Hi All! I just published my first course on Udemy, a comprehensive 19+ hour exploration of the **pandas** library for data analysis. Coming from...