oTree 1.0: framework for strategy games and economics/psychology experiments: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59het3/otree_10_framework_for_strategy_games_and/
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what are the best inverse kinematics libs on python ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59hx7i/what_are_the_best_inverse_kinematics_libs_on/
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what are the best inverse kinematics libs on python ? • /r/Python
i'm looking for docs and libs on inverse kinematics on python for a robot project. thanks
NotAllowedError using users.create_login_url in Google App Engine: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40197935/notallowederror-using-users-create-login-url-in-google-app-engine
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NotAllowedError using users.create_login_url in Google App Engine
I am having trouble with a very basic example using users.create_login_url in Google App Engine, based on the example code in the How-to guide. The example works fine in the local development serve...
Is there a Java equivalent for Python's map function?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4499670/is-there-a-java-equivalent-for-pythons-map-function
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Is there a Java equivalent for Python's map function?
I would like to easily transform a collection (list) of objects of class A to a collection of objects of class B, just as Python's map function does it. Is there any "well-known" implementation of ...
New to Python. Trying to use cx_oracle: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59iatc/new_to_python_trying_to_use_cx_oracle/
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New to Python. Trying to use cx_oracle • /r/Python
I'm using Python from a network path, but cx_oracle won't allow me to point it to said network path when installing. How can I get around this?
Server-client set up options?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59iaw5/serverclient_set_up_options/
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Server-client set up options? • /r/Python
For a personal project I want to build a flow chart application that stores everything on a server. 50-50 for usefulness and getting better at...
What are your favorite Python projects/notebooks/modules that are probably uncommon: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59izbt/what_are_your_favorite_python/
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What are your favorite Python... • /r/Python
I recently came across pytesseract. From their website: Python-tesseract is an optical character recognition (OCR) tool for python. That is, it...
Is there a joke behind the name of the python profile "RunSnakeRun"? What is it?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59jrg2/is_there_a_joke_behind_the_name_of_the_python/
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Is there a joke behind the name of the python profile... • /r/Python
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Online Python Tutoring Request: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59k0f6/online_python_tutoring_request/
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Online Python Tutoring Request • /r/Python
Hello, I am looking to learn how to use a couple modules in python (selenium and bs4 mainly) to do a little public data scraping. Will anyone...
Extending built-in classes, like string. I figured out a way to do it without making Python fragile, broken, etc.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/59kb3a/extending_builtin_classes_like_string_i_figured/
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Extending built-in classes, like string. I figured out... • /r/Python
This could be done with a preprocessor over an extended language type, building the native language type. The smarts required involve recognizing...