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I am trying to develop a PyGObject application but experiencing a strange behavior. I’ve created a demo for you to reproduce it. This is the code: import gi gi.require_version("Gtk", "4....
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I’m working with an internal web application that exposes data only through a UI workflow (no public API). Current manual process Log in to the site Navigate through several UI steps Apply filters (...
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I’m working on a Python console program that displays a restaurant-style menu with categories and prices, and allows users to select items by number. I want the menu to be easy to scan, similar to how ...
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import ccxt import pandas as pd import numpy as np # Exchange setup exchange = ccxt.binance({ 'apiKey': 'YOUR_API_KEY', 'secret': 'YOUR_SECRET', }) symbol = 'XAU/USD' timeframe = '30m' ...
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I am porting a vertical interpolation routine from Fortran 77 to NumPy. I am aiming for bit-for-bit parity (Mean Absolute Error (\approx 10^{-16})) with the gfortran output, which uses DOUBLE ...
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We’re building a registration flow where users upload a face image (stored on S3, backend gets the URL). We need to validate that the image has one clear face and check for possible duplicate faces ...
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I'm collecting progress from a second process that provides percentages. It'd be convenient if I could use tqdm, except that I'd need to update it with the percentages that I already have (which I ...
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I am using Pandas 2.3. I have a Pandas Series with an object dtype. The objects are Bits instances from the bitstring library, or short lists of Bits; but I don't think that the exact object type is ...
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I have a problem in VS Code where the variables in my code don't turn blue, the functions don't turn yellow, and the imported library doesn't turn green. I rely on this a lot to tell what kind of ...
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I have a linear equation like this: ((x + b) * a) / (c * d) + ((x - b) * e) / (f * g) = 0 I want to solve it in Python step by step, showing all intermediate steps like in a school notebook. I know I ...
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I'm trying to get a container running Python to connect to my Neo4j container in Docker. I'm following the steps in the Neo4j GraphAcademy Python Installation tutorial (https://neo4j.com/docs/python-...
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Using argparse, I'd like to support the following syntax: asm2k.py -o XXXXX bbl.asm Specifically, the -o option can take 1 or more letters, where the letters are from the set of "ARLQTNZCFXPB&...
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I'm trying to perform logistic regression on samples randomly subsampled from a huge dataset for binary classification. I implemented logistic regression using iterative reweighted least squares (IRLS)...
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I want to divide the conversion to text into timestamps and what was said at that time, and beyond that, put it into organized data structures. How do you extract the timestamps from the model and ...
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For example, indices where arr is increasing for at least 4 values: arr = [4, 5, 6, 7, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 2] func(arr, 4) # -> [0, 4] Is there some numpy-ish method for dealing with intervals of ...
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