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I have created a text-based program that finds the nearest school using your coordinates. The CSV DataFrame is available through LimeWire. I'd like to know how I can improve it. ...
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I am trying to convert a dataset which has a Lambert Conformal Conic projection to the classic WGS 84 with Python. Unfortunately, the dataset does not have a defined EPSG code, but the general ...
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From my previous post, I tried to take into account all of the nice answers made by Kate, Chris, J_H, Booboo and mudskipper Changes made In short, I attempted to apply all of the following: API key ...
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Why I made it I’m building a voice assistant and thought it would be great if it could deliver news updates. What it does It cleans up the user’s query, determines whether it refers to a news category ...
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I developed two custom UI components with Pygame: a Button widget and a Frame widget. After placing the Button inside the Frame, I encountered an issue with the Button’s collision detection. ...
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I was looking at a Stack Overflow question and got somewhat carried away with improving the solution, well beyond the scope of that question. In summary, we have a string such as ...
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This question used to contain a mistake in the code, so I had to debug and reformat it. This is the correct version. Why I made it A friend and I wanted to make a lightweight browser, since our ...
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Note that this is the original version which has not been formatted to comply to PEP-8 and contains an error in the code. Please visit the updated version instead to post answers, comments and/or cast ...
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Why I made it I wrote this script for one simple purpose: to Rickroll my friends. How it works This is the workflow: It fetches a .png frame from a PHP endpoint on a website I own. The frame number ...
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I already asked this question, but the script I provided was not compliant to PEP-8, so I rewrote the script for better readability. I'm making a platformer game called Uni where this small character ...
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I'm making a platformer game called Uni where this small character has to go as high as possible, in which the player constantly has to choose between jumping (W) going left or right (A-D) climbing ...
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This code below aim to listing all folders in one directory and get size of each in byte. It uses only pathlib module for that. ...
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I am creating a program to create digital twins of enterprises. I am using the Simpy framework for this purpose. I'm creating a universal system that can model almost any enterprise, but I have a ...
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I am working on this LeetCode problem where I have to count the minimum number of operations to make all elements in an array equal to zero 3542. Minimum Operations to Convert All Elements to Zero ...
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I've written a class to handle my custom errors in Python. The idea is to simplify raising exception with custom messages, all you should do is raise the class and pass it a message. Everything in the ...
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I decided to practice by modeling some simple, hand-solvable problems using z3py. Below is an example: ...
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I have a custom object which stores dataframes in memory given a certain hierarchy, and I want to store this data in a file while maintaining the hierarchy. This hierarchy involved parents, children, ...
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I am writing tests for legacy software which has a dependency on CGI scripts on a remote machine. Mocking the dependency would entail modifying the code under test, which is a thing I cannot do at the ...
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This code requires: tile map exported as .csv file tile set as .png knowing tile size knowing the rows and cols of the tile set .png For example, this tileset has 2 rows and 6 cols ...
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I'm working on a replacement for make written in Python. Instead of a Makefile, you create a Wormfile.py. This file gets imported dynamically and a Context object ...
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Context I'm returning to Python development after a break and actively learning AI/ML. As part of my learning journey, I'm building a dozen pet projects to strengthen my skills. This is my first ...
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How do I optimise my code more? The goal is to have my code work with more than 200 moving balls, but that takes forever right now and doesn't look smooth at all. Furthermore, I can't get the sizing ...
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I have been making a deep learning framework modelled after Pytorch in pure Python. I have made good progress but my framework is currently not seamless to use because the end user of the framework ...
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I have a utility that updates, transcodes and renames audio files. Previously I used a function that simply yielded every file that was a good match (based on file extension). As some tasks can take ...
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I've built a Split Flap Clock, and the code has grown quite a lot, and although it does work in its current state, I am wondering if it could be cleaned up. The whole thing runs on an ESP32 and is ...
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I'm implementing a numerical solver for the 1D diffusion (heat) equation using an iterative method. The initial temperature distribution is a Gaussian profile, which should theoretically smooth out ...
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I'm resolving a problem from CodeForces: C. Beautiful XOR. This is what the code is supposed to do: You have two numbers a and b. You must transform a into b using XOR operations (...
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I'm calculating the injectors, and I've added the complete calculation code and tested it using pytest. Can you suggest a better way to structure the code so that I ...
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What do you think about my calculator application in Python? Are there any hidden bugs that I haven't noticed yet? Let me know about them. Note: to be able to run this program you need first to ...
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The purpose of this code is to find the smallest semiprime \$s = a b\$ satisfying a bunch of conditions stated in the Math.SE question What is the smallest "prime" semiprime?. The conditions ...
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I am just starting coding, and this is my attempt at the famous number-guessing game. Any and all feedback and criticism is greatly appreciated. ...
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As a personal project to build my portfolio, I've created a simple weather app that displays temperature, precipitation, and wind for any given city. This is my first time building a GUI using ...
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I wrote a function that computes the cross tabulation between two variables in a polars dataframe. It supports absolute values, row percentages, column percentages ...
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I implemented a recursive solution that compares the left and right subtree in mirrored fashion. It works for my test cases, but I would like to know if there are any best practices that would make ...
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This program takes in a CSV timesheet for my current job, groups the hours worked by employee then outputs it to a txt file. I used a simple GUI with tkinter and ...
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I'm working on a project that requires me to open CSV files. It must check that the file is open and then return it to main. I've written a function to do so and would like to know how it looks, if ...
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This program takes a user input to choose which calculation method they'd like to use, then uses a separate module and the math library to perform said calculation. I'd like some feedback as to how ...
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This is code for a basic word search puzzle generator (also "wordsearch"). The code: Creates a 10 x 10 grid of letters. Words are hidden somewhere in the grid, horizontally or vertically. ...
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I have a Github actions workflow that on pushing a tag does the following for a python package: Creates a Github release using the tag version. Publishes the package to PyPI. The package build and ...
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This is my very first personal project. I'd like to know what I can improve in this code, with reference to optimization and efficiency. Here's the code: ...
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I implemented this Rubik's Cube game in Python, using Canvas and Context2d for user interaction. This was mainly an exercise in &...
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I'm creating a wordsearch generator that takes a list of words and outputs a 10x10 grid (2D array) of letters. This is roughly how it works: loop over words use boolean ...
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I have just written this code here. The code is about creating a (local LLM based) AI agent to solve the N puzzle. I should stress that I am the one who wrote the code, and I did not use AI to write ...
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Context & Background Please let me remind you that this project may involve original research; it is important to remember that all content on this site is subject to CC BY-SA 4.0. It is a breach ...
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First the PasswordStore, which is pretty straight-forward. It stores title-password association, but it is important that a title can have multiple passwords. The <...
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I wrote the Validator class. In the project, the presented code is located at the path ".../validator/init.py". It is needed for testing code in different virtual Conda environments, in the ...
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This repository class is supposed to be used for saving information extracted from RAR, SFV archives or files that contain the hash sum in their filenames. The abstract parent class can be found here)....
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I have a telegram userbot, monitoring certain group topic and answering certain messages. I want it to be faster than human, now it's surprisingly not. But I need to speed up its reaction, any tips? <...
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