IDLE alternative (as replacement for Matlab, Wolfram Alpha etc.): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q6uro/idle_alternative_as_replacement_for_matlab/
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IDLE alternative (as replacement for Matlab, Wolfram... • /r/Python
Hello, I am using IDLE as "calculator" for my school math problems and for work. Simple stuff like sqrt, raising a number to the power of x,...
Best naming convention for class attributes in industry?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q7pxq/best_naming_convention_for_class_attributes_in/
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Best naming convention for class attributes in industry? • /r/Python
In the official python examples and documentation, I see usage like the following: class Car: def __init__(self, make, model, year): ...
Caffe OSX boost error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38033809/caffe-osx-boost-error
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Caffe OSX boost error
I've installed all the dependencies to install caffe and followed the instructions online. I even downgraded my boost version to 1.57. However, I'm still getting boost errors that I can't seem to f...
How can I run Python 2 in Powershell when I have both Python 2 and 3 installed?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q7sln/how_can_i_run_python_2_in_powershell_when_i_have/
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How can I run Python 2 in Powershell when I have both... • /r/Python
I know that you can run your programs/scripts with different versions by typing "Py -2 file.py" or "Py -3 file.py", but is there any way to run...
Sharing python modules between applications with git sub modules or svn:externals: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31782823/sharing-python-modules-between-applications-with-git-sub-modules-or-svnexternal
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Sharing python modules between applications with git sub modules or svn:externals
In our company we're using subversion. We have different python modules (own and third party) in different versions in use. The various applications we develop have various dependencies regarding ...
Pip install <package > flags error pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound:: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q8bft/pip_install_package_flags_error_pkg/
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Pip install flags error... • /r/Python
Pip 8.1.1 is installed in my system. when try to install few packages using pip I am getting the following error: Traceback (most recent call...
Run Jupyter Notebook server in Windows 10 Bash?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q8bmq/run_jupyter_notebook_server_in_windows_10_bash/
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Run Jupyter Notebook server in Windows 10 Bash? • /r/Python
Is it possible to run the Jupyter Notebook server from the Windows 10 Ubuntu subsystem's bash, and then open up a regular browser to access it at...
What's going wrong? (tkinter): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q8est/whats_going_wrong_tkinter/
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What's going wrong? (tkinter) • /r/Python
I'm new to using tkinter and Python 3.3.3, and I'm trying to use the .grid() feature. After doing some research, I found that you cannot combine...
Error with connecting to wsdl?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38012135/error-with-connecting-to-wsdl
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Error with connecting to wsdl?
I do :
base64string = base64.encodestring('%s:%s' % (userid, passwd)).replace('\n', '')
authenticationHeader = {
"Authorization" : "Basic %s" % base64string,
"Accept-Encoding" :"gzip,deflate",
"
base64string = base64.encodestring('%s:%s' % (userid, passwd)).replace('\n', '')
authenticationHeader = {
"Authorization" : "Basic %s" % base64string,
"Accept-Encoding" :"gzip,deflate",
"
Safer way to expose a C-allocated memory buffer using numpy/ctypes?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37988849/safer-way-to-expose-a-c-allocated-memory-buffer-using-numpy-ctypes
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Safer way to expose a C-allocated memory buffer using numpy/ctypes?
I'm writing Python bindings for a C library that uses shared memory buffers to store its internal state. I'd like to expose some of these buffers to Python so that I can read from them, and in some...
wsgiwatch: WSGI middleware to rebuild assets and block page loads until the rebuild is finished, for local development: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q9itm/wsgiwatch_wsgi_middleware_to_rebuild_assets_and/
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wsgiwatch: WSGI middleware to rebuild assets and block... • /r/Python
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MongoCapsule -- a thin wrapper over MongoEngine for clean namespace and queryset pagination: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q9ezn/mongocapsule_a_thin_wrapper_over_mongoengine_for/
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MongoCapsule -- a thin wrapper over MongoEngine for... • /r/Python
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Supercharging Django Productivity — eShares Engineering: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q9mq3/supercharging_django_productivity_eshares/
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Supercharging Django Productivity — eShares Engineering • /r/Python
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Exploring the NFL Draft with Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4q9opn/exploring_the_nfl_draft_with_python/
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Exploring the NFL Draft with Python • /r/Python
Hey everybody, I wrote up a [blog post](http://savvastjortjoglou.com/nfl-draft.html) going over how to scrape and explore the NFL draft using...
Google API client (Python): is it possibile to use BatchHttpRequest with ETag caching: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37797374/google-api-client-python-is-it-possibile-to-use-batchhttprequest-with-etag-ca
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Google API client (Python): is it possibile to use BatchHttpRequest with ETag caching
I'm using YouTube data API v3.
Is it possible to make a big BatchHttpRequest (e.g., see here) and also to use ETags for local caching at the httplib2 level (e.g., see here)?
ETags work fine for ...
Is it possible to make a big BatchHttpRequest (e.g., see here) and also to use ETags for local caching at the httplib2 level (e.g., see here)?
ETags work fine for ...
Mapping everywhere I've ever been in my life with pandas and matplotlib: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4qa27r/mapping_everywhere_ive_ever_been_in_my_life_with/
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