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I have a setup like the following from typing import Generic, TypeVar T = TypeVar("T") class ThirdParty: def __init_subclass__(cls): ... # does not call super() class Mine(...
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I am running into a consistent error with the PyPI install of apache superset 6.0.0. I am following the instructions from https://superset.apache.org/docs/6.0.0/installation/pypi/. pip install apache-...
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I have used --user in the past to not have to deal with virtualenvs in the past, but I cant seem to do it now, presumably on a different python version.. $ pip install --user esphome error: externally-...
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I have this function I came up with as a python noob that takes an "inputMap", a 2-dimensonal array as follows: exampleInputMap = [ ['1', 'a', -1], # do the first action ['2', 'b'], ...
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Using DataGrid (Data Grid – Shiny for Python), how can LaTex/Markdown notation, which strings are stored in the cells of a DuckDB database file, be displayed in the Shiny webapp as human readible ...
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Cannot Run Apache Airflow Unit Tests: sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError: unable to open database file I am attempting to run a single unit test within the Apache Airflow repository (airflow-core/tests/...
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The project I'm working on is a simulation/ mock up of a VPN service. I've figured out how to connect multiple clients to a single server using loops and multi-threading, but now I'm struggling to ...
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I am trying to display a LaTeX-style equation in a Matplotlib plot using a custom font (Algerian). I want both the equation and the surrounding text to use the same upright (non-italic) font. Using ...
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Consider this Python snippet: range1 = range(3) range2 = range(2) print([(e1, e2) for e1 in range1 for e2 in range2]) This displays 3x2 = 6 tuples, as expected: [(0, 0), (0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1), (2, 0)...
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How do I check how many Python installations I have on my Mac? I am currently runing Tahoe 16.0.1 and Python is already present on my Mac from Apple but I also installed Anaconda which came with its ...
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Here is a snippet of how logging is done in my test script: logging.basicConfig( level=logging.INFO, format="%(asctime)s %(message)s", datefmt="%Y%m%d %H:%M:%S", ...
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I am learning Python and want to reverse a string. Example: Input: hello Output: olleh I know slicing works (s[::-1]) but I want to know if there are other Pythonic or recommended ways to do it. Is ...
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I happen to have a project on the video streaming using RTSP and RTP from Kurose Ross and I'm stumping on how to implement HD video streaming for this. I have basically made everything work (fill in ...
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I’m running into a blocking issue with a Python 3.11 Azure Function App on Linux. Until this week my Function App contained three HTTP-triggered Python functions and everything worked perfectly. After ...
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I am trying to search for a number in a tuple using a while loop in Python. The program finds the element , but it does not stop and continues to run until the end of the tuple. Here is my code: ...
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