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rget is the parallel downloader for GitHub release.
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- getContentLength returns the content length of the given URL .
- isTemporary returns true if the error is a temporary error
- Verbose if flag is true
- isValidURL returns true if urlStr is a valid URL
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Lines of Code : 13License : Permissive (MIT)
Copy$ rget
Usage of rget:
-o string
output file path (required)
-u string
url (required)
-b int
block size (MB)
-P int
maxprocs (default 4)
-x add executable flag
-v show verbose
-V show version
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QUESTION
So I have been trying to customize the user model of my django program, my model.py looks like this
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Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 06:32Why not fire up a shell and retrieve an instance of your user:
c = costumer.objects.get(email="somest...")
Then check all the attributes. I feel like other_fields.setdefault('is_active', False) is a problem here. The user needs to be active in order to get access.
QUESTION
I am using Pagerduty python api client - pdpyras And below is the block of code
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 10:13The below format should work for you.
QUESTION
I have script for Oracle. I don't know, how this part of the script should be moved to PostgreSQL.
I rewrite function generating primary key to PostgreSQL. Can you help me?
Oracle code:
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Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 16:44No cursor needed:
QUESTION
I want to return only the price being shown on a grocery retailers website.
I have web scraped the table on the website but I want to only have the price for delivery in each cell in the dataframe. My idea is to filter each cell and return a regex match for a price within the string in the cell. I'm not sure if there's a simpler way I can do this, perhaps with pd.read_html?
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Answered 2019-Jun-25 at 13:16IIUC, you could do some post-processing with regex and applymap:
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I'm relatively new with Julia and I'm currently using version 1.0. I have a code that is intendend to produce a sequence of integers, based on an input matrix. The code takes 3 hours to run on my machine (i5, dual core, 16GB ram), using 16% of CPU and 3% of memory. Is there any basic tips I can learn and apply to optimize my code in Julia to improve its performance? Does indentation have an effect on performance? Is there a package that can track my code and suggest improvements? I provide my code below. The code includes a R code that generates data to which the Julia code is applicable. If an error occurs during the R code, it's just a lack of achievement during simulations and it must be run again until simulation is complete.
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Answered 2019-May-05 at 17:39There are many issues to be considered when evaluating Julia performance. While the code you provided is far beyond MWE (minimal working example) and is not reproducible neither. However, here are some general guidelines:
- Take some time to read carefully the Julia performance tips and apply them
- Since you process some arrays your code will likely benefit from the
@simdmacro. Using array views is also very often a low-hanging-fruit for codes such as yours. - You use 16% of CPU power (likely you have 8 cores and your program uses just one). Consider using either multi-threading or multiprocessing - your program will run many times faster
- For some scenario you might consider using GPU computing with Flux.jl
- Consider moving your multi-core computation to the cloud (Julia scaling on AWS EC2 instances works fantastic)
Since each of those topics is a big area on its own work step-by-step on your code and ask questions to get help.
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I want to download from a ftp server (host1) a bunch of directories with content. To do that I use library Net::FTP::Recursive. When I run the code the folders and files were downloaded. Nevertheless, I got this message:
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Answered 2018-Nov-09 at 22:12yoursub1 is completely wrong. It's suppose to parse the lines returned from the FTP server (provided as arguments to the sub), and return a list of Net::FTP::Recursive::File objects for each remote file (other than . and ..).
If the default implementation (Net::FTP::Recursive::parse_files) is sufficient, simply remove ParseSub => \&yoursub1. Otherwise, you should probably start by copying Net::FTP::Recursive::parse_files and adjusting it for your FTP server's output.
QUESTION
I have a mux and 4 different routes.
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Answered 2017-Jul-06 at 17:15Use the Walk method:
QUESTION
I am trying to migrate from karma + PhantomJS to Jest + jsDom, but I got a problem. all fetch in UT failed in Jest. I am trying to figure out the reason. So I just write a simple UT like this
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Answered 2017-Jun-13 at 08:17this question is resolved by add
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I am submitting requests to an API that can often take several hours for my requests to complete and return data. I am working on writing a python solution where my script will submit the requests and write the status info to a file on my laptop that can be retrieved later if needed.
When I submit a job to the API, the API responds with a status URL that can be used to check the status of my job. However, due to the site's load balancing, I also need to retrieve the session cookie from my initial request and use that cookie to ensure I hit the right server when I am using the returned status URL to check my job status.
I am able to retrieve the status URL from the API as well as the cookie from the request using this code. Note that I often submit multiple jobs, so there may be multiple status URL's/cookies in the file:
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Answered 2017-Oct-03 at 07:08I would avoid using pickle as the RequestsCookieJar is somewhat of a wrapper around a dictionary, and requests methods take dictionaries as input for cookies.
QUESTION
I have the following results from a vet analyser
result{type:PT/APTT;error:0;PT:32.3 s;INR:0.0;APTT:119.2;code:470433200;lot:405 4H0401;date:20/01/2017 06:47;PID:TREKKER20;index:015;C1:-0.1;C2:-0.1;qclock:0;ta rget:2;name:;Sex:;BirthDate:;operatorID:;SN:024000G0900046;version:V2.8.0.09}
Using Python how do i separate the date the time the type PT and APTT.... please note that the results will be different everytime so i need to make a code that will find the date using the / and will get the time because of four digits and the : .... do i use a for loop?
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Answered 2017-Jul-27 at 08:25If you want to split the results by semicolon:
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