re-using scripts functionality in other scripts.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/801h0d/reusing_scripts_functionality_in_other_scripts/
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re-using scripts functionality in other scripts. • r/Python
I'm wanting to re-use a bunch of standalone scripts into a larger script. But still want to keep the standalone scripts separate, as they will be...
Performance issues with my Python class: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/801wum/performance_issues_with_my_python_class/
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Performance issues with my Python class • r/Python
OK, as a part of a domain parser assigned to me to write, I have this class where I generate tld names and then concat them with url locators and...
Anyone interested in immigration law/legal-tech?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/802c1z/anyone_interested_in_immigration_lawlegaltech/
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Anyone interested in immigration law/legal-tech? • r/Python
Hi, We are about to beta launch a mobile-first, case management/client communication platform for immigration attorneys. At launch, the...
Create big, interactive vector map data visualizations in Python and Jupyter with Mapboxgl-Jupyter: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/802fde/create_big_interactive_vector_map_data/
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Create big, interactive vector map data visualizations... • r/Python
64 points and 2 comments so far on reddit
Django Rest Framework: Updating / creating multiple objects dynamically, without giving the pk: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48907523/django-rest-framework-updating-creating-multiple-objects-dynamically-without
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Django Rest Framework: Updating / creating multiple objects dynamically, without giving the pk
I just stumbled upon the hardest problem I ever had with Django Rest Framework. Let me give you my models first, and then explain:
class Stampcardformat(models.Model):
workunit = models.
class Stampcardformat(models.Model):
workunit = models.
How to use Python SecretStorage with GObject.timeout_add - Gtk3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48766502/how-to-use-python-secretstorage-with-gobject-timeout-add-gtk3
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How to use Python SecretStorage with GObject.timeout_add - Gtk3
I try to use SecretStorage in 2 Python processes, but when I try to update my Gtk.Window I get this message most of the time:
RuntimeError: Unable to initialize SecretService: Did not receive a
RuntimeError: Unable to initialize SecretService: Did not receive a
Janus: a Python library for parsing command line arguments: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/803gpy/janus_a_python_library_for_parsing_command_line/
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Janus: a Python library for parsing command line arguments • r/Python
1 points and 2 comments so far on reddit
Lime vs TreeInterpreter for interpreting decision tree: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48909418/lime-vs-treeinterpreter-for-interpreting-decision-tree
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Lime vs TreeInterpreter for interpreting decision tree
Lime source: https://github.com/marcotcr/lime
treeinterpreter source: tree interpreter
I am trying to understand how the DecisionTree made its predictions using Lime and treeinterpreter. While b...
treeinterpreter source: tree interpreter
I am trying to understand how the DecisionTree made its predictions using Lime and treeinterpreter. While b...
Is there any library to parse to structured data ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8043nw/is_there_any_library_to_parse_to_structured_data/
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Is there any library to parse to structured data ? • r/Python
I am scraping some data from webpages and I would like to convert some text to structured data. Let's say ``` "There will be a sun at 11:00 in...
How to with Python without opening the browser: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/80498i/how_to_with_python_without_opening_the_browser/
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How to with Python without opening the browser
Selenium gives us the ability to automate web surfing using Python. Is there any way to make it from cli - not opening in GUI the browser (like...
Which Python course is teaching you how to work with large amount of data?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8044ro/which_python_course_is_teaching_you_how_to_work/
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Which Python course is teaching you how to work with... • r/Python
If you are working on large projects where dealing with large amount of data simply Python I think could not be a solution. But I still need to...
Which version of Python should I use if I want to also possibly do scientific computing/mathematical analysis?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/804ekt/which_version_of_python_should_i_use_if_i_want_to/
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Which version of Python should I use if I want to also... • r/Python
I'm finally going to learn Python a bit more in-depth, so I'm wondering what version I should choose. I'm deciding between 2.7, 3.4 and 3.6. I was...
How to write a line of a record to a separate CSV file: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/804qq7/how_to_write_a_line_of_a_record_to_a_separate_csv/
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How to write a line of a record to a separate CSV file • r/Python
f = open('myfile.csv', 'w+') for line in myList: if 'F' in myList[counter][1]: f.writelines([counter]) counter = counter +...
Tail call optimization in Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/804w2d/tail_call_optimization_in_python/
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Tail call optimization in Python
Has the CPython community considered implementing tail call optimization in future Python versions and getting rid of the current recursion cap?...