Re-ordering numbers differently: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c1a93/reordering_numbers_differently/
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Re-ordering numbers differently • /r/Python
I have a series of numbers that are in this following format. This order is the result of Python's "sort": 8/1/1.3.3.1.1 8/1/1.3.3.10.1 ...
Replication framework based on Raft for distributed Python projects: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c1ccc/replication_framework_based_on_raft_for/
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Replication framework based on Raft for distributed... • /r/Python
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pywinauto 0.6.0 adds MS UI Automation (beta), mouse/keyboard modules, win32_hooks and more: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c1zpp/pywinauto_060_adds_ms_ui_automation_beta/
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pywinauto 0.6.0 adds MS UI Automation (beta),... • /r/Python
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Good library to abstract information about songs: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c3aam/good_library_to_abstract_information_about_songs/
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Good library to abstract information about songs • /r/Python
Hey I am working on a program that guesses themes for songs and I am looking for more variables to use to determine the theme. Right now I can get...
Brett Cannon - Why I took October off from OSS volunteering: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c3ak5/brett_cannon_why_i_took_october_off_from_oss/
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Brett Cannon - Why I took October off from OSS... • /r/Python
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program that read file and generate mean, standard deviation and standard error #PYTHON: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c3blh/program_that_read_file_and_generate_mean_standard/
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program that read file and generate mean, standard... • /r/Python
I need to make a program that reads the file table.dat that contains drop times of balls of various types. After reading, the program should...
Has anyone used Python with Elastic Search?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c3n27/has_anyone_used_python_with_elastic_search/
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Has anyone used Python with Elastic Search? • /r/Python
Currently building a prototype at work and it's super frustrating trying to debug a lot of the configuration you have to do with ElasticSearch to...
I've collected my Python related teaching materials, might be interesting for some folks: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c48i5/ive_collected_my_python_related_teaching/
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I've collected my Python related teaching materials,... • /r/Python
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Appengine remote_api_shell not working with application-default credentials since update: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40349915/appengine-remote-api-shell-not-working-with-application-default-credentials-sinc
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Appengine remote_api_shell not working with application-default credentials since update
I recently updated my gcloud libraries from 118.0.0 to 132.0.0 and immediately remote_api_shell no longer worked. I went through a number of permutations of re-logging in, to set the application-de...
Forget about wxpython and tkinter, this IDE will helps you to create your first python desktop application without requires you to learn how to code in wxpython or tkinter: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c5v7x/forget_about_wxpython_and_tkinter_this_ide_will/
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Forget about wxpython and tkinter, this IDE will helps... • /r/Python
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Start python debugger in oldest stack frame after an exception occurs: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40429957/start-python-debugger-in-oldest-stack-frame-after-an-exception-occurs
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Start python debugger in oldest stack frame after an exception occurs
I use the --pdb command with ipython, so when I'm debugging code and an error occurs it shows a stack trace. A lot of these errors come from calling numpy or pandas functions with bad inputs. the...
What skills should I test while hiring a backend developer for a web product?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c6q8o/what_skills_should_i_test_while_hiring_a_backend/
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What skills should I test while hiring a backend... • /r/Python
Our startup is planning to hire a backend developer and We want to know what skills should we test before hiring him/her. Disclaimer: This is the...
Creating new classes/members at run-time in scripting languages used in C : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40451586/creating-new-classes-members-at-run-time-in-scripting-languages-used-in-c
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Creating new classes/members at run-time in scripting languages used in C++
I've been working on this problem off and on for a few months, and now wanted to really come up with a proper solution that will handle the case of creating new user-defined classes (and instances of
CUDA doesn't detect Visual Studio 10??: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c6rcf/cuda_doesnt_detect_visual_studio_10/
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CUDA doesn't detect Visual Studio 10?? • /r/Python
Hi r/python, I'm trying to install theano to work with CUDA. I installed both CUDA (7.5) and MSVS (10 Express), and enabled the following on...
Anyone here running PyCharm on the 2016 Macbook 12"?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5c79qu/anyone_here_running_pycharm_on_the_2016_macbook_12/
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Anyone here running PyCharm on the 2016 Macbook 12"? • /r/Python
Hi all So I accidentally spilt a large coffee on my Macbook Air (2013) today. I'm letting it dry out but of course there's a high chance it will...