Is there a complete IDE out there?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wjcr2/is_there_a_complete_ide_out_there/
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Is there a complete IDE out there? • r/Python
Hi guys, I'm pretty new with Python development. I came from VB.Net and was now very confused, because I couldn't find anything, which came even...
I wrote a class to calculate the MAGE score of a set of glucose values. Mind giving me a critique?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wjmwt/i_wrote_a_class_to_calculate_the_mage_score_of_a/
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MAGE here stands for Mean Amplitude of Glucose Excursion Here's the code: https://github.com/ijustlovemath/mage_calc Looking mostly for style...
[Repost] Survey - I am looking at Python usage in Data Science, any responses help.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wf3m5/repost_survey_i_am_looking_at_python_usage_in/
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Lets talk Python performance: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wlu18/lets_talk_python_performance/
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Lets talk Python performance • r/Python
Many if not all of you have used more than one language to write applications. Even with modern versions of Python and the improvements to it that...
While using django restframework Multiple database, serializer.is_valid() always go to default database for validation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42412218/while-using-django-restframework-multiple-database-serializer-is-valid-always
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While using django restframework Multiple database, serializer.is_valid() always go to default database for validation
I am using django restframework and want to handle multiple databases. I am using django function using(alias) and switch_db(alias) for manually switching between database whenever I want to Get, P...
How to avoid placing _pb2.py files at package root?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42415182/how-to-avoid-placing-pb2-py-files-at-package-root
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How to avoid placing _pb2.py files at package root?
I'm using libprotoc 3.2.0 with Python 3 in a Python package. If I try to the Protobuff Python files (denoted with the extensions _pb2.py) in to their own folder, with the .proto files, let's say
For those of you who wants to learn wxpython here is an example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wmynp/for_those_of_you_who_wants_to_learn_wxpython_here/
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Embedding coverage details in an environment that runs in the cloud.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wmycz/embedding_coverage_details_in_an_environment_that/
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Embedding coverage details in an environment that runs... • r/Python
We have a huge legacy codebase that unit tests only cover sparsely (and where they do, it's mostly new features and functionality). We want to...
Analyzing text data and predict numbers: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5wnc88/analyzing_text_data_and_predict_numbers/
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Analyzing text data and predict numbers • r/Python
How is it possible to analyze text data searching for patterns and predict the subsequent number as a result of this text analysis. Basically i...