Kadot : Unsupervised natural language processing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vysj6/kadot_unsupervised_natural_language_processing/
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Kadot : Unsupervised natural language processing • r/Python
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TCP client/server with sockets, server sending files to clients, client hangs, Python: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42356322/tcp-client-server-with-sockets-server-sending-files-to-clients-client-hangs-p
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TCP client/server with sockets, server sending files to clients, client hangs, Python
I want to write a simple TCP server using sockets in Python. The server should send the image to the connected client. The client should receive the image. But, for now on, the client receives only...
Ask HN: Learn Python, R? Or something else?: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13726010
Are Their really still no good options for Working with PDF's in Python.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vz7eb/are_their_really_still_no_good_options_for/
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Are Their really still no good options for Working with... • r/Python
I Have been looking around and there is an archived post here...
When would it be detrimental to use SQLAlchemy's relationship?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vz7rd/when_would_it_be_detrimental_to_use_sqlalchemys/
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When would it be detrimental to use SQLAlchemy's... • r/Python
I had just overheard a conversation where someone was saying they didn't like to use SQLAlchemy's relationship management. I didn't hear the rest...
Beginner's Guide to Customer Segmentation in Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzdi0/beginners_guide_to_customer_segmentation_in_python/
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Beginner's Guide to Customer Segmentation in Python • r/Python
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What's the best free software for coding together with someone?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzdyz/whats_the_best_free_software_for_coding_together/
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What's the best free software for coding together with... • r/Python
Something a bit like the Google Drive text documents, where you see what the other person types in real-time over the internet, but with code....
How to make sure that statistical models can run on any computer?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzg1z/how_to_make_sure_that_statistical_models_can_run/
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How to make sure that statistical models can run on any... • r/Python
If I'm doing regression or optimization, I'm most likely using external packages like scipy, numpy, math.xx, sklearn, or statsmodels ***on my...
First time working with python, need help with OCR: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzgtz/first_time_working_with_python_need_help_with_ocr/
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First time working with python, need help with OCR • r/Python
Hello guys, im working on a project with Python that is about image processing and OCR, well the image processing part is easy, but i have a small...
How to run a python program daily at sunrise?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzh09/how_to_run_a_python_program_daily_at_sunrise/
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How to run a python program daily at sunrise? • r/Python
I'm a total noob to coding. I have a stepper motor that is hooked up to a door. For a project, I'm trying to open and close the door based on a...
Releasing a non-backwards compatible library on PyPI?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42291583/releasing-a-non-backwards-compatible-library-on-pypi
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Releasing a non-backwards compatible library on PyPI?
I have a library on PyPI called foobar and it's currently at version 1.2.0 (using semantic versioning).
The next version doesn't preserve API compatibility with versions 1.x, so I'll release it a...
The next version doesn't preserve API compatibility with versions 1.x, so I'll release it a...
Should I upgrade to 3.5 or 3.6?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzvpq/should_i_upgrade_to_35_or_36/
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Should I upgrade to 3.5 or 3.6? • r/Python
I learned Python first in 2.7, but I want to upgrade to a python 3.# version. Is there any stability or usability reasons to stay in 3.5 or is...
Plotting a graph with a self-consistent equation on y from the value of x (which has a variable that changes): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5w09ax/plotting_a_graph_with_a_selfconsistent_equation/
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Plotting a graph with a self-consistent equation on y... • r/Python
Ok, so I'm using numpy and math / mathplot. I have an equation that uses the changing variable b. This variable looks something x=2b/4. Firstly,...
How can I get a subclass to return a copy of itself, rather than the parent class it is inheriting from?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42388822/how-can-i-get-a-subclass-to-return-a-copy-of-itself-rather-than-the-parent-clas
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How can I get a subclass to return a copy of itself, rather than the parent class it is inheriting from?
I have defined a subclass NewDataStructure that inherits from another class. Methods that act on the object itself work fine with this subclass. However, methods that create a copy, return an objec...
Spawning plot (GUI) windows from the ubuntu bash in windows 10: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5w0pdl/spawning_plot_gui_windows_from_the_ubuntu_bash_in/
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Spawning plot (GUI) windows from the ubuntu bash in... • r/Python
Windows python development is slow and annoying, but I don't like using a full linux system either. The ubuntu bash in windows 10 seems nice, but:...
TinyAnalytics – A lightweight web analytics tool (enough features for most of us) (PHP Python): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5w0sd0/tinyanalytics_a_lightweight_web_analytics_tool/
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TinyAnalytics – A lightweight web analytics tool... • r/Python
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Machine learning techniques in both Python and R compared. The code is laid out side by side.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5w1ea2/machine_learning_techniques_in_both_python_and_r/
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Machine learning techniques in both Python and R... • r/Python
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How to build docker cluster with celery and RabbitMQ in 10 minutes: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5vzedx/how_to_build_docker_cluster_with_celery_and/
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r/Python - How to build docker cluster with celery and RabbitMQ in 10 minutes
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