Deep Learning with Python Specialization - From a Basic Network to Machine Tranaslation and Poerty Generation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/97xlyz/deep_learning_with_python_specialization_from_a/
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r/Python - Deep Learning with Python Specialization - From a Basic Network to Machine Tranaslation and Poerty Generation
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How to reuse an existing sys.ps1 formatter in an IPython prompt?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51812883/how-to-reuse-an-existing-sys-ps1-formatter-in-an-ipython-prompt
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How to reuse an existing sys.ps1 formatter in an IPython prompt?
I have a function f that produces a PS1 prompt for python, set as such:
sys.ps1 = f
Following the instructions in the documentation, I ended up with the following:
from IPython.terminal.prompts ...
sys.ps1 = f
Following the instructions in the documentation, I ended up with the following:
from IPython.terminal.prompts ...
Fearmongering Russian Tweets: Creating an interactive visualization with Bokeh | Machine Love Us: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/97yrex/fearmongering_russian_tweets_creating_an/
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r/Python - Fearmongering Russian Tweets: Creating an interactive visualization with Bokeh | Machine Love Us
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TBIP- Tools for Building Installers with Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/97yg66/tbip_tools_for_building_installers_with_python/
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r/Python - TBIP- Tools for Building Installers with Python
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Android MediaPlayer Streaming YouTube audio stream unexpected LOUD static: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51832505/android-mediaplayer-streaming-youtube-audio-stream-unexpected-loud-static
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Android MediaPlayer Streaming YouTube audio stream unexpected LOUD static
What I'm attempting:
I'm using youtube-dl in a Python Daemon on a remote server to get a URL.
That URL is fed into an Android App into a MediaPlayer instance.
What is happening:
Occasionally and
I'm using youtube-dl in a Python Daemon on a remote server to get a URL.
That URL is fed into an Android App into a MediaPlayer instance.
What is happening:
Occasionally and
When starting to learn to code, what are some topics you had trouble learning at first?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/97zfbz/when_starting_to_learn_to_code_what_are_some/
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r/Python - When starting to learn to code, what are some topics you had trouble learning at first?
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Picking unordered combinations from pools with overlap: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51834467/picking-unordered-combinations-from-pools-with-overlap
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Picking unordered combinations from pools with overlap
I have pools of values and I would like to generate every possible unordered combination by picking from certain pools.
For example, I wanted to pick from pool 0, pool 0, and pool 1:
>>>...
For example, I wanted to pick from pool 0, pool 0, and pool 1:
>>>...
Any assistance would be grand, i've just started learning python. getting a invalid syntax for line 14....: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/980cqt/any_assistance_would_be_grand_ive_just_started/
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r/Python - Any assistance would be grand, i've just started learning python. getting a invalid syntax for line 14....
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How to make a django model "commentable", "likeable" and "rateable": https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51824934/how-to-make-a-django-model-commentable-likeable-and-rateable
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How to make a django model "commentable", "likeable" and "rateable"
I am using Django 2.0.8 and Python 3.5 for a project. I have different models in my project, some of which, I want to allow commenting on - with both the object (e.g. a blogpost) and comments to the
Go or Rust for extending Python on computation-heavy tasks?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/980t9a/go_or_rust_for_extending_python_on/
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r/Python - Go or Rust for extending Python on computation-heavy tasks?
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PyCharm-like linting, formatting and import optimization inside VSCode: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/980xro/pycharmlike_linting_formatting_and_import/
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PyCharm-like linting, formatting and import... • r/Python
I love using PyCharm for everything except for the fact that it's so damned heavy on resources. I'm perfectly okay using VSCode for everything...
Stepping into imported packages when debugging in VS Code: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9819ke/stepping_into_imported_packages_when_debugging_in/
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r/Python - Stepping into imported packages when debugging in VS Code
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