Scaling out complex SQL transactions in multi-tenant apps on Postgres (w/help from Citus): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ew6g8/scaling_out_complex_sql_transactions_in/
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Is there anyway to have a Juypter or plotting project that runs fully online with interactive plotting?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ew75k/is_there_anyway_to_have_a_juypter_or_plotting/
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Is there anyway to have a Juypter or plotting project... • r/Python
IE - I want to be able to access my project from multiple locations, where I can log in and have either a Juypter notebook, ore else a cloud-IDE...
How to execute Jupyter script multiple times with one line changed?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ewlq3/how_to_execute_jupyter_script_multiple_times_with/
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How to execute Jupyter script multiple times with one... • r/Python
I want to iterate over a list of files that I want analyzed with the same Jupyter script (in Python). All that change is one line, which is the...
Full size page background image ignore margins: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44214957/full-size-page-background-image-ignore-margins
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Full size page background image ignore margins
I am trying to create a PDF via the python weasyprint library HTML converter. I want to use a full page background image (svg) that contains the headers/footers and overlay content on top of them.
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How to I save a smaller .GIF file using matplotlib?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6ey0v7/how_to_i_save_a_smaller_gif_file_using_matplotlib/
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How to I save a smaller .GIF file using matplotlib? • r/Python
I am using matplotlib animation modile feature "anim.save('ABC.gif', writer='imagemagick')". It work fine, however the size of the .gif file is...
Python Programming Go from Beginner to Advanced #1: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eybkl/python_programming_go_from_beginner_to_advanced_1/
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Python Programming Go from Beginner to Advanced #1 • r/Python
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Python Object Oriented Programming?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eyefh/python_object_oriented_programming/
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Python Object Oriented Programming? • r/Python
Looking for some advice on Python OOP. Currently working on a project for school that is centered in Python so I need an introduction into...
Making blueprint call outs with python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6eyws7/making_blueprint_call_outs_with_python/
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Making blueprint call outs with python? • r/Python
I'm making a application for a quality control department one of the things they need is the ability to make call outs on a PDF that is blueprints...
Python - youtube-dl force login everytime: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44300619/python-youtube-dl-force-login-everytime
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Python - youtube-dl force login everytime
I want to download multiple files using youtube-dl from a site the needs login.
The issue that I have is that youtube-dl is login for the first video with no issue, but doesn't login again for next
The issue that I have is that youtube-dl is login for the first video with no issue, but doesn't login again for next
Deadlock challenge of 100 days of algorithms: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f05xm/deadlock_challenge_of_100_days_of_algorithms/
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Deadlock challenge of 100 days of algorithms • r/Python
In his series, Tomas left one question for the readers. It goes as follows: #My question for you: Are you able to find and identify a bug in...
Fastest way to determine if a 1k bytearray contains all zeroes?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f0ea4/fastest_way_to_determine_if_a_1k_bytearray/
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Fastest way to determine if a 1k bytearray contains all... • r/Python
I need to detect null blocks in very large files - 100GB (they're VM images). After some experimentation, the best I've come up with is comparing...
Why does int(maxint) give a long, but int(int(maxint)) give an int? Is this a NumPy bug?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44155560/why-does-intmaxint-give-a-long-but-intintmaxint-give-an-int-is-this-a-nu
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Why does int(maxint) give a long, but int(int(maxint)) give an int? Is this a NumPy bug?
Pretty self-explanatory (I'm on Windows):
>>> import sys, numpy
>>> a = numpy.int_(sys.maxint)
>>> int(a).__class__
>>> int(int(a)).__class_...
>>> import sys, numpy
>>> a = numpy.int_(sys.maxint)
>>> int(a).__class__
>>> int(int(a)).__class_...
After 1 year of learning Python: What should I do next?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6f0scl/after_1_year_of_learning_python_what_should_i_do/
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After 1 year of learning Python: What should I do next? • r/Python
I learned Python last year. Since then, I've made a [Game](https://github.com/mraduldubey/save_ozone_layer), written some [automation...