Latest release 0.43 of JIT compiler Numba supports typed dictionaries (self.Python): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b7nzvg/latest_release_043_of_jit_compiler_numba_supports/
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Latest release 0.43 of JIT compiler Numba supports typed...
The latest release of Numba now supports the use of typed dictionaries in nopython-mode. Here a contrived example: import numba from...
Importing CSV file into Google Colab using numpy loadtxt: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55128156/importing-csv-file-into-google-colab-using-numpy-loadtxt
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Importing CSV file into Google Colab using numpy loadtxt
I'm trying to migrate a JupyterLab notebook to Google Colab. In JupyterLab, when I have the notebook file and the associated csv files in the same directory, it is easy to import the data using num...
Dendrogram y-axis labeling confusion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54815631/dendrogram-y-axis-labeling-confusion
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Dendrogram y-axis labeling confusion
I have a large (106x106) correlation matrix in pandas with the following structure:
+---+-------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+-----------...
+---+-------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+-----------...
Mocking attribute to change each time it is accessed: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55420539/mocking-attribute-to-change-each-time-it-is-accessed
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Mocking attribute to change each time it is accessed
Here is the function I want to test:
def send_something():
conn = lib.conn.SSH1
conn.open()
conn.send('ls\n')
if 'home' not in conn.recbuf:
return lib.FAIL
conn.send('...
def send_something():
conn = lib.conn.SSH1
conn.open()
conn.send('ls\n')
if 'home' not in conn.recbuf:
return lib.FAIL
conn.send('...
ACRONYM: a python code to aid astronomers in producing contrived acronyms: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b7zhfo/acronym_a_python_code_to_aid_astronomers_in/
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r/Python - ACRONYM: a python code to aid astronomers in producing contrived acronyms
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End-to-end python script to generate mosaic posters made from scenes extracted from movies. https://github.com/SouravSharan/photomosaic: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b7ye9z/endtoend_python_script_to_generate_mosaic_posters/
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SouravSharan/photomosaic
Computer generated photomontage from video. Contribute to SouravSharan/photomosaic development by creating an account on GitHub.
Yield all root-to-leaf branches of a Binary Tree: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55424449/yield-all-root-to-leaf-branches-of-a-binary-tree
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Yield all root-to-leaf branches of a Binary Tree
Sorry if this is a common question but I haven't found an appropriate answer for my particular problem. I'm trying to implement a walk method that walks a binary tree from its root node to each of ...
Eventlet - ImportError: No module named dnskeybase: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55152733/eventlet-importerror-no-module-named-dnskeybase
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Eventlet - ImportError: No module named dnskeybase
I can't import eventlet on my production system. It's saying no module named dnskeybase.
# python scraper.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "scraper.py", line 7, in
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# python scraper.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "scraper.py", line 7, in
...
Python 2.7 Unittest check if warning is logged: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55391185/python-2-7-unittest-check-if-warning-is-logged
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Python 2.7 Unittest check if warning is logged
I am trying to write a unit-test for my module that is written in Python 2.7, I can't migrate to 3.x right now. What i want is for this test do is to check if my module generates an warning logs, i...
Rust like return library for python (return the last expression without `return` keyword).: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b82vyz/rust_like_return_library_for_python_return_the/
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r/Python - Rust like return library for python (return the last expression without `return` keyword).
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I made this figure in python as a masters student and it's still my favorite: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b8buj2/i_made_this_figure_in_python_as_a_masters_student/
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r/Python - I made this figure in python as a masters student and it's still my favorite
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DQNAgent can't put batch size more than 1: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55417044/dqnagent-cant-put-batch-size-more-than-1
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DQNAgent can't put batch size more than 1
When I try to train an agent with a batch_size greater than 1 it gives me an exception. Where is my issue?
lr = 1e-3
window_length = 1
emb_size = 10
look_back = 6
# "Expert" (regular dqn) model
lr = 1e-3
window_length = 1
emb_size = 10
look_back = 6
# "Expert" (regular dqn) model
How to plot a star from TESScut to the right place on the sky using Python (and not with a ~10 degree error)?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55422310/how-to-plot-a-star-from-tesscut-to-the-right-place-on-the-sky-using-python-and
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How to plot a star from TESScut to the right place on the sky using Python (and not with a ~10 degree error)?
I would like to plot TESS measurements of Beta Dor, using data from TESScut. In the Gaia DR2 archive I look up RA and DEC values of Beta Dor, I get:
RA: 83.40630967798376 DEC: -62.48977125108528 ...
RA: 83.40630967798376 DEC: -62.48977125108528 ...
How to hash a dictionary?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52693436/how-to-hash-a-dictionary
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How to hash a dictionary?
I wanted to know if you could hash a dictionary? Currently playing around with Blockchain! Here's the code I would like to hash:
def add_transactions():
transaction = {
"previous_block...
def add_transactions():
transaction = {
"previous_block...
I wrote a python IRC bot over 6 years years and I'm super proud of it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b7b9ep/i_wrote_a_python_irc_bot_over_6_years_years_and/
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r/Python - I wrote a python IRC bot over 6 years years and I'm super proud of it
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Error pickling a `matlab` object in joblib `Parallel` context: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55424095/error-pickling-a-matlab-object-in-joblib-parallel-context
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Error pickling a `matlab` object in joblib `Parallel` context
I'm running some Matlab code in parallel from inside a Python context (I know, but that's what's going on), and I'm hitting an import error involving matlab.double. The same code works fine in a
How I Eat for Free in NYC Using Python, Automation, AI, and Instagram: https://medium.com/@chrisbuetti/how-i-eat-for-free-in-nyc-using-python-automation-artificial-intelligence-and-instagram-a5ed8a1e2a10
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How I Eat For Free in NYC Using Python, Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Instagram
Living and working in the big apple comes with big rent.
Python in Visual Studio Code – March 2019 Release: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/b61riy/python_in_visual_studio_code_march_2019_release/
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r/Python - Python in Visual Studio Code – March 2019 Release
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