Drawing Replicator using Fourier Transform and Epicycles: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/c9f3ua/drawing_replicator_using_fourier_transform_and/
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Drawing Replicator using Fourier Transform and Epicycles
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"Arc noise" in amplitude over range of frequencies from Red Pitaya: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56854963/arc-noise-in-amplitude-over-range-of-frequencies-from-red-pitaya
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"Arc noise" in amplitude over range of frequencies from Red Pitaya
I have an incoming signal to a Red Pitaya and am using the simple Jupyter Notebook interface to program it. The incoming signal is a very simple sine wave:
I would like to be able to use the Fou...
I would like to be able to use the Fou...
Sampled Softmax in Keras Model: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56821654/sampled-softmax-in-keras-model
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Sampled Softmax in Keras Model
Some approaches I have considered:
Inheriting from Model class
Sampled softmax in tensorflow keras
Inheriting from Layers class
How can I use TensorFlow's sampled softmax loss function in a K...
Inheriting from Model class
Sampled softmax in tensorflow keras
Inheriting from Layers class
How can I use TensorFlow's sampled softmax loss function in a K...
Board game: Find maximum green points with restricted red points: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56837461/board-game-find-maximum-green-points-with-restricted-red-points
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Board game: Find maximum green points with restricted red points
Scenario:
On a checkerboard of size MxN, there are red and green pieces.
Each square on the board may contain any number of pieces, of any color. (We can have 5 pieces - 3 green and 2 red in the s...
On a checkerboard of size MxN, there are red and green pieces.
Each square on the board may contain any number of pieces, of any color. (We can have 5 pieces - 3 green and 2 red in the s...
Shell script to download a lot of HTML files and store them statically with all CSS: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56514754/shell-script-to-download-a-lot-of-html-files-and-store-them-statically-with-all
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Shell script to download a lot of HTML files and store them statically with all CSS
I have posted on a forum of sciences a lot of post (roughly 290 questions) that I would like to get back by downloading them with all the associated answers.
The first issue is that I have to be l...
The first issue is that I have to be l...
Understanding shared_memory in Python 3.8: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56877636/understanding-shared-memory-in-python-3-8
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Understanding shared_memory in Python 3.8
I'm trying to understand some of shared_memory's operation.
Looking at the source , it looks like the module uses shm_open() for UNIX environments, and CreateFileMapping \ OpenFileMapping on wind...
Looking at the source , it looks like the module uses shm_open() for UNIX environments, and CreateFileMapping \ OpenFileMapping on wind...
I present my first (bigger) program/app: A PyQt based app with a sqlite DB for a Raspberry Pi to create and control a Cocktail machine.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/c9shzs/i_present_my_first_bigger_programapp_a_pyqt_based/
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I present my first (bigger) program/app: A PyQt based app with a...
Hello everyone, I proudly present my first 'real' app that I've created over the past months: A custom Cocktailmaker control interface for a...
Pass a decorator's function into Python RQ: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33430008/pass-a-decorators-function-into-python-rq
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Pass a decorator's function into Python RQ
How do I pass a decorator's function into a job?
I have a decorator that would run a job using the function.
@job
def queueFunction(passedFunction, *args, **kwargs):
# Do some stuff
I have a decorator that would run a job using the function.
@job
def queueFunction(passedFunction, *args, **kwargs):
# Do some stuff
Simulating a source of light and a lens using Maxwell's Equations in Finite-difference time-domain method: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/c9wetp/simulating_a_source_of_light_and_a_lens_using/
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r/Python - Simulating a source of light and a lens using Maxwell's Equations in Finite-difference time-domain method
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From the Netflix series "Family Business". I rate it 10/10 for realism: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/c9xxes/from_the_netflix_series_family_business_i_rate_it/
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From the Netflix series "Family Business". I rate it 10/10 for realism
Posted in r/Python by u/cnovrup • 1,854 points and 171 comments
python - presto - timestamps and decimal(38,18) returned as strings?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56842401/python-presto-timestamps-and-decimal38-18-returned-as-strings
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python - presto - timestamps and decimal(38,18) returned as strings?
Why are presto timestamp/decimal(38,18) data types returned a string (enclosed in u'') instead of python datetime/numeric types?
presto jdbc:
select typeof(col1),typeof(col2),typeof(col3),typeof(...
presto jdbc:
select typeof(col1),typeof(col2),typeof(col3),typeof(...
Massive update for the 3D renderer I made from scratch in Python. There is now a small, custom programming language for animating properties. Here is a short animation made with the frames rendered by the renderer:: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/c9yf0f/massive_update_for_the_3d_renderer_i_made_from/
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How to find minimum no of swaps required to sort a list?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56809031/how-to-find-minimum-no-of-swaps-required-to-sort-a-list
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How to find minimum no of swaps required to sort a list?
The task:
Return the minimum number of swaps to sort the given array/list.
Given array 4,3,1,2
After swapping we get 1,3,4,2
After swapping we get 1,2,4,3
After swapping we ge...
Return the minimum number of swaps to sort the given array/list.
Given array 4,3,1,2
After swapping we get 1,3,4,2
After swapping we get 1,2,4,3
After swapping we ge...
“Only five people maintain Python-pip”: https://twitter.com/kartar/status/1147361079418380288
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People: "omfg only 5 people maintain pip?!?! How can that work?" Me: *sigh* "It works because those people, who cop shit for every bug and get near zero thanks for fixes, bust their guts to make pip work for a largely ungrateful and entitled audience." #opensource
why TimedRotatingFileHandler does not delete old files?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55170348/why-timedrotatingfilehandler-does-not-delete-old-files
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why TimedRotatingFileHandler does not delete old files?
I am using TimedRotatingFileHandler to create my logs.
I want my log files to be created every minute, keep at most 2 log files and delete older ones. Here is the sample code:
import logging
import
I want my log files to be created every minute, keep at most 2 log files and delete older ones. Here is the sample code:
import logging
import