par.py | cute little bar with gtk , pango , cairo and love
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cute little bar with gtk, pango, cairo and love.
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- Render the rectangle .
- Initializes the window .
- Parse a line of desktop .
- Populate the progress bar .
- Poll for the given sources .
- Draws the arrow panel .
- Render a list of containers .
- Handling click .
- Parse color .
- Trigger click .
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QUESTION
I'm working on a project that requires me to build a series of functions that use a moving kernel window to manipulate elevation data stored in a matrix.
My original question of how to optimize two nested for loops was answered here link. The solution involved parallelizing my code with Numba. When I tried to adapt another moving kernel window function to numba, I ran into an issue with numpy.gradient
which is currently unsupported by numba. So I broke my function in two: A) a preprocessing function not in Numba and B) the main function written in Numba. I am now trying to get the function run with numba to work properly. I continue to get an error (shown below) and am now pretty frustrated after weeks scouring the stack exchange and internet for a solution.
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ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-02 at 17:35I was able to successfully resolve this issue after a lot of trial and error and digging more into the TraceBack. My new function reads as follows:
QUESTION
I 'think' I have some caching issue. my webservice is receiving data through POST request and saving it to disk.
Following is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 05:33this is not a caching problem, it's a problem in the logic of the function, on the first call, you probably don't get to the line of code generating the exception, The problem is on the second call, the key name is not 'ws' it's 'ws_no', if you change these lines:
QUESTION
I found the following code on a python tutorial website:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-14 at 09:47As you can see in this documentation page, StanfordNERTagger
takes file paths as arguments:
QUESTION
I'm new to using MPI (mpi4py) and Slurm. I need to run about 50000 tasks, so to obey the administrator-set limit of about 1000, I've been running them like this:
sbrunner.sh:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-09 at 17:31This looks like a perfect candidate for job arrays. Each job in an array is identical with the exception of a $SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID environment variable. You can use this in the same way that you're using the command line variable.
(You'll need to check that MaxArraySize is set high enough by your sysadmin. Check the output of scontrol show config | grep MaxArraySize
)
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