Weekend project : Play any song or video from my desktop with a search query choosing the best match.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jdm22/weekend_project_play_any_song_or_video_from_my/
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Weekend project : Play any song or video from my... • /r/Python
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Loading Processing.js skteches on my website.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4je4d8/loading_processingjs_skteches_on_my_website/
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Loading Processing.js skteches on my website. • /r/Python
I've been trying to load the html template through Flask but the sketch never loads - any help would be really appreciated.
Multiprocessing in Python: a guided tour with examples: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4je936/multiprocessing_in_python_a_guided_tour_with/
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Multiprocessing in Python: a guided tour with examples • /r/Python
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An Introduction to Scientific Python (and a Bit of the Maths Behind It) - NumPy | Jamal Moir - CS Exploration: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jelpf/an_introduction_to_scientific_python_and_a_bit_of/
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Python 2 How to debug code injected by the exec block: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37151275/python-2-how-to-debug-code-injected-by-the-exec-block
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Python 2 How to debug code injected by the exec block
The project is pywebsocket, running in standalong mode.
Handlers are read in from files and run through exec <code-block-in-string> in global_dic. The handler code then is hooked through
Handlers are read in from files and run through exec <code-block-in-string> in global_dic. The handler code then is hooked through
I made a thing: Move windows around your Linux desktop. What do you think?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jezlz/i_made_a_thing_move_windows_around_your_linux/
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I made a thing: Move windows around your Linux... • /r/Python
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Using .whl to execute your python program: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jfk8o/using_whl_to_execute_your_python_program/
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Using .whl to execute your python program • /r/Python
I learnt today that I can execute my program using a .whl file. 1. Make a setup.py file to declare your programs name, author, etc. and run ...
write a great performance and easy use API server: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jftsx/write_a_great_performance_and_easy_use_api_server/
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write a great performance and easy use API server • /r/Python
The home page is here http://salamer.github.io/jolla it is based on gevent for its high performance and it is based on Python 2.7
Import Python Functions from Anywhere: https://github.com/libeclipse/import-from
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libeclipse/import-from
import-from - Import python functions from anywhere!
Improving a daily raw data transformation/analysis process?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jg3g3/improving_a_daily_raw_data_transformationanalysis/
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Improving a daily raw data transformation/analysis... • /r/Python
I created python scripts to: * Check if files exist in a folder to determine what is new * If not, process the new files (using pandas to add...
How to get rid of visible black edges when stitching images: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37202313/how-to-get-rid-of-visible-black-edges-when-stitching-images
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How to get rid of visible black edges when stitching images
I'm stitching retinal images. These retinal images have a black padding, as shown below:
I'm stitching multiple images of this kind. To do that, I remove the black padding using thresholding and...
I'm stitching multiple images of this kind. To do that, I remove the black padding using thresholding and...
In your opinion, what is the crucial 5% (everyone should know) when it comes to Python unit testing that cover 95% of the testing out there?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jg8td/in_your_opinion_what_is_the_crucial_5_everyone/
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In your opinion, what is the crucial 5% (everyone... • /r/Python
I'm currently using Python's (3) unittest module and so far I have 8 TestCase classes testing 8 functions. The 8 functions only span about 100...
How do I run celery flower without the -A option?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37214056/how-do-i-run-celery-flower-without-the-a-option
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How do I run celery flower without the -A option?
If I run celery status -b I get Error: No nodes replied within time constraint.. If I add -A and the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE environment variable ...
No module named 'json' after installing simplejson: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37213550/no-module-named-json-after-installing-simplejson
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No module named 'json' after installing simplejson
I am working in Ubuntu 14.04 and I have multiple versions of Python on my machine (they include python2.7 and python3.4). Few days back, I installed simplejson on my system. I don't remember how I ...
Numpy and other modules for Python 3-Installation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4jheos/numpy_and_other_modules_for_python_3installation/
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Numpy and other modules for Python 3-Installation • /r/Python
I'm fairly new to Python and programming in general. I recently installed Python 3.5. I have a bunch of modules like scipy, numpy, matplotlib etc....