Django Uwsgi Persistent DB Connections: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jjjrq/django_uwsgi_persistent_db_connections/
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Hello guys I have web server running on Django + uwsgi and want to deny persistent database connections. I have no idea how to accomplish...
New contest: make real life IoT projects using Python and microcontrollers: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jjfro/new_contest_make_real_life_iot_projects_using/
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Make this directory sync script detect change and run in the background: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41217151/make-this-directory-sync-script-detect-change-and-run-in-the-background
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Make this directory sync script detect change and run in the background
I have this simple python script which will synchronize the contents of sourcedir folder to targetdir folder.
Here is the code;
from dirsync import sync
sourcedir = "C:/sourcedir"
targetdir ="C:/
Here is the code;
from dirsync import sync
sourcedir = "C:/sourcedir"
targetdir ="C:/
Best Python scripting environment for iOS devices: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jjti7/best_python_scripting_environment_for_ios_devices/
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I was given a test to do but coulnd't complete, anyone want to give it a try? Interested in seeing a solution: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jjsta/i_was_given_a_test_to_do_but_coulndt_complete/
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I was given a test to do but coulnd't complete, anyone... • /r/Python
"Taking the airlines, airports and routes data files from http://openflights.org/data.html build a tool/program/document that calculates: 1. The...
using mattermost api via gitlab oauth as an end-user with username and password (no client_secret): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36650437/using-mattermost-api-via-gitlab-oauth-as-an-end-user-with-username-and-password
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using mattermost api via gitlab oauth as an end-user with username and password (no client_secret)
In our team we use gitlab (https://git.example) and the bundled mattermost chat (https://chat.example).
For mattermost we'd like to have a dedicated bot-user (the web hooks have limitations wrt. p...
For mattermost we'd like to have a dedicated bot-user (the web hooks have limitations wrt. p...
Is it possible to precalculate the height of text to be printed?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41216752/is-it-possible-to-precalculate-the-height-of-text-to-be-printed
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Is it possible to precalculate the height of text to be printed?
Renpy uses a lot of python and custom made code in order in order to display text that is displayed on screen using the say statement.
After running into some troubles with the nvl mode within re...
After running into some troubles with the nvl mode within re...
Python eval doesn't work inside a function: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41226807/python-eval-doesnt-work-inside-a-function
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Python eval doesn't work inside a function
Why does Python's eval not work inside a function? The same eval(compile(cmd)) code works in a global environment, but does not work inside the foo function.
Simple example:
fn = '/tmp/tmp'
mode = '
Simple example:
fn = '/tmp/tmp'
mode = '
Nested f-strings: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41215365/nested-f-strings
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What are use cases for nested f-strings
Thanks to David Beazley's tweet, I've recently found out that the new Python 3.6 f-strings can also be nested:
>>> price = 478.23
>>> f"{f'${price:0.2f}':*>20s}"
'************...
>>> price = 478.23
>>> f"{f'${price:0.2f}':*>20s}"
'************...
Learn Python step by step to help you solve real world problems, create games, and complete your own tasks!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jkuma/learn_python_step_by_step_to_help_you_solve_real/
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Using pipes to capture things printed to STDERR into Python variable from Jupyter: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41216215/using-pipes-to-capture-things-printed-to-stderr-into-python-variable-from-jupyte
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Using pipes to capture things printed to STDERR into Python variable from Jupyter
I'm trying to capture the things that are printed to STDERR when I run commands in jupyter notebook. In particular, I'm using TensorFlow, which does fprintf from the C parts, which is normally prin...
input() without displaying what is entered ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5jl856/input_without_displaying_what_is_entered/
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input() without displaying what is entered ? • /r/Python
Hey there, I am writing a script that requires 3 parameters one of which is a password. Now I am using input() to read what is entered but it...