Error while running selenium webdriver on Heroku.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88b245/error_while_running_selenium_webdriver_on_heroku/
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Error while running selenium webdriver on Heroku. • r/Python
Hello guys! I'm trying to deploy this part of code on heroku: import os import time from selenium import webdriver from...
Best way to extract data from this type of PDF tables: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88bdhx/best_way_to_extract_data_from_this_type_of_pdf/
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Best way to extract data from this type of PDF tables • r/Python
here's the type of PDF i wanna scrape: http://www.scemi.fr/fichiers/2012/Liasse%20fiscale%20SCEMI%20SA%2031%2012%202012.pdf I'm trying to...
A great course that teaches you as it leads you through some real scenarios and programs. The various chapters builds on each other and you revisit subjects just to reinforce key points. The course has been a turning point for me and has increased my desire to learn more of Python.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88b1hp/a_great_course_that_teaches_you_as_it_leads_you/
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A great course that teaches you as it leads you through... • r/Python
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Fabgen: a set of Python scripts to generate C binding code to different languages (Python, Lua, ...) Written as a SWIG replacement.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88bndy/fabgen_a_set_of_python_scripts_to_generate_c/
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Fabgen: a set of Python scripts to generate C++ binding... • r/Python
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Building a python/kivy-garden wrapper for Braintree Andriod SDK api: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88box6/building_a_pythonkivygarden_wrapper_for_braintree/
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Building a python/kivy-garden wrapper for Braintree... • r/Python
Well in the process of writing my andriod/iOS app I've come to a brick wall... All the payment processing API's are done in iOS and Android SDK's....
Python Idioms in Rust: http://benjamincongdon.me/blog/2018/03/23/Python-Idioms-in-Rust/
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Python Idioms in Rust
I’ve been going through a period of programming language wanderlust over the past couple months. Recently, I’ve been quite interested in Rust. Coming from Python, I’ve found a lot of Rust’s language features to be quite powerful.
Cron Weasley - A new async cronjob project for one or many (many) jobs.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88d0dn/cron_weasley_a_new_async_cronjob_project_for_one/
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Cron Weasley - A new async cronjob project for one or... • r/Python
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Simple package for computing different distributions: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88dckg/simple_package_for_computing_different/
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Why is there no multiprocessing.Pool.istarmap in Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88dkbv/why_is_there_no_multiprocessingpoolistarmap_in/
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Why is there no multiprocessing.Pool.istarmap in Python? • r/Python
Given that starmap exists for map, it would be logical to have istarmap as a counterpart for imap. On one hand, it is quite trivial to write two...
df.groupby(...).agg(set) produces different result compared to df.groupby(...).agg(lambda x: set(x)): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49537057/df-groupby-aggset-produces-different-result-compared-to-df-groupby-a
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df.groupby(...).agg(set) produces different result compared to df.groupby(...).agg(lambda x: set(x))
Answering this question it turned out that df.groupby(...).agg(set) and df.groupby(...).agg(lambda x: set(x)) are producing different results.
Data:
df = pd.DataFrame({
'user_id': [1, 2, 3...
Data:
df = pd.DataFrame({
'user_id': [1, 2, 3...
Show HN: ShivyC – Hobby C compiler created in Python: https://github.com/ShivamSarodia/ShivyC
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What's so great about pathlib?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88e0po/whats_so_great_about_pathlib/
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What's so great about pathlib? • r/Python
People keep recommending it and I just don't see what it offers me over the existing `os`. Is it faster/more optimized/more efficient? One common...
Run Django tests with nosetests: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49448328/run-django-tests-with-nosetests
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Run Django tests with nosetests
My python apps testing is performed on remote server with command nosetests. I cannot modify the way tests are started nor can I add options to it. I have Django app with tests, but tests are not w...
Maintain your python modules like a python3 user knows where you live: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88esqs/maintain_your_python_modules_like_a_python3_user/
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Maintain your python modules like a python3 user knows... • r/Python
I think it's about time we recognize that open print is an antipattern. If you try to build just about any module with python3 the vast majority...
I solved this problem [HackerRank], but could I have solved it better?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/88fadi/i_solved_this_problem_hackerrank_but_could_i_have/
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r/Python - I solved this problem [HackerRank], but could I have solved it better?
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