Regular expressions: Extracting text between tags: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fg913/regular_expressions_extracting_text_between_tags/
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if notification count is zero I want what I have right now(box) but if it's not zero I want box to be changed to badge with notification count: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36673262/if-notification-count-is-zero-i-want-what-i-have-right-nowbox-but-if-its-not
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if notification count is zero I want what I have right now(box) but if it's not zero I want box to be changed to badge with notification…
I have a notification system that works. Right now, when there's no notification or not, the notification appears in a ...
TFLearn: Simplified Python Interface for TensorFlow: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fghql/tflearn_simplified_python_interface_for_tensorflow/
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TFLearn: Simplified Python Interface for TensorFlow • /r/Python
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Cant establish connection: HTSQL via mod_wsgi (file not found): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36602099/cant-establish-connection-htsql-via-mod-wsgi-file-not-found
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Cant establish connection: HTSQL via mod_wsgi (file not found)
I would like to integrate HTSQL on apache server using mod_wsgi.
Both apache and mod_wsgi were successfully configured, hello world python script executes and works!
However, when I try to run HTSQL
Both apache and mod_wsgi were successfully configured, hello world python script executes and works!
However, when I try to run HTSQL
What is the mostly used language to build an arsenal of tools ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fgyox/what_is_the_mostly_used_language_to_build_an/
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What is the mostly used language to build an arsenal... • /r/Python
Seeing the hacking team tools yesterday, they mostly seemed to be built with c or c++, A lot of the forums advice users to learn python for cyber...
Need help with program to access remote computers certificates in the same domain: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fgwwi/need_help_with_program_to_access_remote_computers/
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Need help with program to access remote computers... • /r/Python
Hi everyone, I'm looking to make a program which can access remote Windows machines certificate store (preferably from 2003 server and above, but...
The practical implication of computing the Levenshtein distance on Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fgxyc/the_practical_implication_of_computing_the/
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The practical implication of computing the Levenshtein... • /r/Python
Hello there, I was performing some experiments with Python, in order to exploit the computation of the [Levenshtein...
Using Python to find Canadian postal codes that spell words in l33t: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fh23z/using_python_to_find_canadian_postal_codes_that/
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Using Python to find Canadian postal codes that spell... • /r/Python
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6 Lesser Known Python Data Analysis Libraries: http://jyotiska.github.io/blog/posts/python_libraries.html
Hey /r/python! We've just created an open Slack community to talk about Python! We know we can't replace IRC ;), but we hope you enjoy it! It's free and open, everyone is invited.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fhtpx/hey_rpython_weve_just_created_an_open_slack/
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Hey /r/python! We've just created an open Slack... • /r/Python
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Has anyone worked with GUI and asyncio in same project?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fhybg/has_anyone_worked_with_gui_and_asyncio_in_same/
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Has anyone worked with GUI and asyncio in same project? • /r/Python
I am working in Pyhton3.5.1. Websocket is running by using asyncio. I am using GUI as the front-end. How can I communicate between them. Anyone...
I Hath Witnessed the Glory That Is Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4fhuao/i_hath_witnessed_the_glory_that_is_python/
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I Hath Witnessed the Glory That Is Python • /r/Python
I started learning Python, since it's an under-taught industry standard. I know Java, C, C++ and varying knowledge of other languages...and...