After 4 years of programming entirely in Vim and IDLE, I just tried PyCharm. There is no going back: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a4zyl9/after_4_years_of_programming_entirely_in_vim_and/
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r/Python - After 4 years of programming entirely in Vim and IDLE, I just tried PyCharm. There is no going back
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Back Door program using python - part 3 (Viewing Custom Directories and files remotely): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a50zbo/back_door_program_using_python_part_3_viewing/
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r/Python - Back Door program using python - part 3 (Viewing Custom Directories and files remotely)
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Helpful script for those using PyQt5 and QtDesigner: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a51tm8/helpful_script_for_those_using_pyqt5_and/
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r/Python - Helpful script for those using PyQt5 and QtDesigner
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Runtime error when calling a .exe made with PyInstaller including PyQt4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53633365/runtime-error-when-calling-a-exe-made-with-pyinstaller-including-pyqt4
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Runtime error when calling a .exe made with PyInstaller including PyQt4
So, I have two .py files, one generated by QtDesigner and another which basically implements the functionality of the GUI. Using, pyinstaller, I generated a .exe file to use it on systems without p...
Flask Jinja2 template reload generated table on button click: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53650186/flask-jinja2-template-reload-generated-table-on-button-click
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Flask Jinja2 template reload generated table on button click
I have an app running through flask which will be used for automated provisioning of servers on my cloud platform.
One of the pages lets you upload a spreadsheet, which then gets parsed into an
One of the pages lets you upload a spreadsheet, which then gets parsed into an
Python - Import package modules before as well as after setup.py install: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53648900/python-import-package-modules-before-as-well-as-after-setup-py-install
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Python - Import package modules before as well as after setup.py install
Assume a Python package (e.g., MyPackage) that consists of several modules (e.g., MyModule1.py and MyModule2.py) and a set of unittests (e.g., in MyPackage_test.py).
.
├── MyPackage
│ ├── __init...
.
├── MyPackage
│ ├── __init...
Can't play a note with mingus: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53671762/cant-play-a-note-with-mingus
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Can't play a note with mingus
I've came to use mingus to try to reproduce some notes in python. Based on what was answered here, I've tried with:
from mingus.midi import fluidsynth
fluidsynth.init('/home/btc/Escritorio/
from mingus.midi import fluidsynth
fluidsynth.init('/home/btc/Escritorio/
Will pay money for someone to complete a python project by Wednesday: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a53n4e/will_pay_money_for_someone_to_complete_a_python/
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r/Python - Will pay money for someone to complete a python project by Wednesday
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Learning Python with project euler, stuck on #14, error is eluding me but I must sleep now.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a54dfd/learning_python_with_project_euler_stuck_on_14/
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r/Python - Learning Python with project euler, stuck on #14, error is eluding me but I must sleep now.
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Need help finding a better method of taking a triple integral...: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a54kla/need_help_finding_a_better_method_of_taking_a/
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r/Python - Need help finding a better method of taking a triple integral...
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Trigger AWS Lambda function using S3 bucket event - A Practical guide to AWS Lambda: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a55fq5/trigger_aws_lambda_function_using_s3_bucket_event/
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r/Python - Trigger AWS Lambda function using S3 bucket event - A Practical guide to AWS Lambda
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[NumPy] [Machine Learning] Trouble implementing a kNN Image classifier: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a55i2j/numpy_machine_learning_trouble_implementing_a_knn/
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r/Python - [NumPy] [Machine Learning] Trouble implementing a kNN Image classifier
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Introduction to Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a55bxn/introduction_to_generative_adversarial_networks/
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Introducing StarBoost, a Python library for doing gradient boosting: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a5586q/introducing_starboost_a_python_library_for_doing/
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Apply distribution from all columns in a pandas df: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53682618/apply-distribution-from-all-columns-in-a-pandas-df
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Apply distribution from all columns in a pandas df
I am trying to plot a multivariate distribution that is produced from multiple xy coordinates.
The code below aims to get each coordinate and apply it with a radius ([_Rad]). The COV matrix is then
The code below aims to get each coordinate and apply it with a radius ([_Rad]). The COV matrix is then
fast_executemany alternative for psycopg2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53656225/fast-executemany-alternative-for-psycopg2
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fast_executemany alternative for psycopg2
I have a Redshift server, which I initiate via psycopg2 (note that ODBC is not supported on the company server so I cant use pyodbc).
Currently it is taken over 10 minutes for 30-35k rows via pd.t...
Currently it is taken over 10 minutes for 30-35k rows via pd.t...
ZODB ignores target cached object count and target cache memory size: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53605884/zodb-ignores-target-cached-object-count-and-target-cache-memory-size
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ZODB ignores target cached object count and target cache memory size
I want to use ZODB with as little caching as possible. For this, I'm creating ZODB database instance and opening it like this:
db = DB('/home/me/example.db', cache_size=1, cache_size_bytes=1)
db_c...
db = DB('/home/me/example.db', cache_size=1, cache_size_bytes=1)
db_c...
Vscode: How do i make the cursor go there when i press ENTER after return statement?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a55ycz/vscode_how_do_i_make_the_cursor_go_there_when_i/
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r/Python - Vscode: How do i make the cursor go there when i press ENTER after return statement?
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