What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy0rx/what_is_the_best_way_to_do_what_im_trying_to_do/
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What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do? • /r/Python
Okay. Doing the smart thing this time. If I want to be a good programmer, I need to shake out the bugs in my methods. This will take the form of,...
Pifpaf, or how to run any daemon briefly – OpenStack, Python, TDD, Pifpaf: https://julien.danjou.info/blog/2016/pifpaf-a-tool-to-run-daemon-briefly
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Pifpaf, or how to run any daemon briefly
There's a lot of situation where you end up needing a software deployed temporarily. This can happen when testing something manually, when running a script or when launching a test suite.
PySpark dataframe.foreach() with HappyBase connection pool returns 'TypeError: can't pickle thread.lock objects': http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36455624/pyspark-dataframe-foreach-with-happybase-connection-pool-returns-typeerror-c
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PySpark dataframe.foreach() with HappyBase connection pool returns 'TypeError: can't pickle thread.lock objects'
I have a PySpark job that updates some objects in HBase (Spark v1.6.0; happybase v0.9).
It sort-of works if I open/close an HBase connection for each row:
def process_row(row):
conn = happybase.
It sort-of works if I open/close an HBase connection for each row:
def process_row(row):
conn = happybase.
If you could ask Guido one question, what would it be?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy7xr/if_you_could_ask_guido_one_question_what_would_it/
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If you could ask Guido one question, what would it be? • /r/Python
After chatting a bit with my boss about the nice "dirty little secret" of scope leaking from list comprehension in Python2, it made me think. If...
Intermediate to Advanced Python3 programmers wanted!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dy8wa/intermediate_to_advanced_python3_programmers/
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Intermediate to Advanced Python3 programmers wanted! • /r/Python
Hello guys. I'm an amateur developer working on a somewhat long text based game. I don't really NEED help, but some of it could really speed up...
Need to write a program to pull strings from a text file, run Linux commands with each screen, and return an output file that marks which ones actually returned data: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dyfcy/need_to_write_a_program_to_pull_strings_from_a/
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Need to write a program to pull strings from a text... • /r/Python
So am starting from scratch on a program that I haven't really seen replicated anywhere else. I'll describe exactly what I want it to do: I have...
Mod 5 of any hash of tuples of int's is always 1.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4dyham/mod_5_of_any_hash_of_tuples_of_ints_is_always_1/
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Mod 5 of any hash of tuples of int's is always 1. • /r/Python
Sorry about the confusing title, really no better way to explain than this: >>> hash((1,2)) % 5 1 but that's valid for any pair of...
Facebook quietly deprecated their Python/Ruby libraries for Instagram API: https://github.com/facebookarchive/python-instagram
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GitHub - facebookarchive/python-instagram: Python Client for Instagram API
Python Client for Instagram API. Contribute to facebookarchive/python-instagram development by creating an account on GitHub.
Building a Net Income Calculator Application Using Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e1p5y/building_a_net_income_calculator_application/
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CSV vs Feather: writing a pandas DataFrame to disk performance: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e211f/csv_vs_feather_writing_a_pandas_dataframe_to_disk/
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CSV vs Feather: writing a pandas DataFrame to disk... • /r/Python
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Grid based graphics engine based on top of pygame.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e2l9o/grid_based_graphics_engine_based_on_top_of_pygame/
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Grid based graphics engine based on top of pygame. • /r/Python
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Python and day-related automation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e2n4u/python_and_dayrelated_automation/
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Python and day-related automation • /r/Python
Can I use Python to check today's date, and then make decisions based on the day? It'd be nice if on Wednesday, for example, my computer would...
How to remove an unwanted extension of a threshold?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36480704/how-to-remove-an-unwanted-extension-of-a-threshold
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How to remove an unwanted extension of a threshold?
This is the thresholded image in context. The part that is unwanted is the extension on the top, I hope it's deducible. If it isn't, please ask. I want the almost circular part that would remain af...
Please help me make a simple script: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e2tak/please_help_me_make_a_simple_script/
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Please help me make a simple script • /r/Python
Hello, I am using Audacity to record audio files and I would like a script to put the audio files in a directory and rename them with a timestamp....
Could someone please help me understand how to set this program up? it generates music.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e2zzj/could_someone_please_help_me_understand_how_to/
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Could someone please help me understand how to set... • /r/Python
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Does anyone have an example of a Kivy app that connects to Bluetooth / BLE on iOS?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4e34ht/does_anyone_have_an_example_of_a_kivy_app_that/
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Does anyone have an example of a Kivy app that... • /r/Python
Specifically I'm trying to connect a Kivy app to this...