I am having a hard time locating the play element on a mobile version of a webpage (my python script is passing a mobile user-agent in the header.) the website url is below (NOTE: must be accessed with a mobile user-agent else it won’t show the correct page and reverts to standard browser page instead) https://m.soundcloud.com/mbmproductions/sets/mark-berrys-playlist Using inspect in the
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How to compare components versions and find the latest ones in python list of dict?
I have a simple list of components dict to install. Components may be the same, but have different versions. I want to get a list of components with latest versions. So, expecting result is What is the best way to compare component to each other? I tried to solve it using bash, but it looks like crap, so I want
How to open detail view in editable format as shown in admin page?
I’m trying to show the user the details they entered in an editable format as we can see in Edit: Changed the code and tried to explain the question in a better way view.py forms.py This view loads the forms as I want it to but the changes made here is not reflected in the database. Where am I going
PySpark udf returns null when function works in Pandas dataframe
I’m trying to create a user-defined function that takes a cumulative sum of an array and compares the value to another column. Here is a reproducible example: In Pandas, this is the output: In Spark using temp_sdf.withColumn(‘len’, test_function_udf(‘x_ary’, ‘y’)), all of len ends up being null. Would anyone know why this is the case? Also, replacing cumsum_array = np.cumsum(np.flip(x_ary)) fails
How do you change the default window size of windows-curses?
When I initialize a window in curses with something like it always seems to have a default resolution of 120×30 characters that you can’t change the resolution beyond. How do you create a window with a resolution beyond this, or change the current window to a higher resolution? I’m trying to make a fullscreen (bordered) window, but it doesn’t seem
Wheel Incompatibility between Python Minor Versions
I’m releasing a package on PyPi which will support Python 3.6+, and would like to build as few wheels as possible. I’ve read up on Python’s packaging system for wheels and looked at the NumPy project for an example. Reading PEP 513 and PEP 571 was also insightful. Here’s the question: why are wheels forwards-incompatible with Python minor version changes?
Why is TensorFlow 2 much slower than TensorFlow 1?
It’s been cited by many users as the reason for switching to Pytorch, but I’ve yet to find a justification/explanation for sacrificing the most important practical quality, speed, for eager execution. Below is code benchmarking performance, TF1 vs. TF2 – with TF1 running anywhere from 47% to 276% faster. My question is: what is it, at the graph or hardware
Web scraping problem during passing fuction as paramater in function
Hello I’ve created two functions that work well well called alone. But when I try to use a for loop with these functions I got a problem with my parameter. First function to search and get link to pass to the second one. Second function to scrape a link. All these function worked when I tested them on a link.
Extract two div tags in one BS find_all
Is it possible to extract two HTML div tags in one “soup.find_all” with beautifulSoup? The divs are repeatedly called “event odd”, “event even” and i want to loop through them all webpage code: My code: concerts = soup.find_all([‘div’, {‘class’: ‘event odd’}, {‘class’: ‘event even’}]) Answer You can use Bitto Bennichan’s suggestion of using {‘class’: ‘event’}. Or, if you must specify
How to subtract date and time in Pandas?
I have data from Pandas which was the contents of a CSV file: I aim to convert the column Date from timestamps to time periods in units of minutes, which should result in something like the following: Answer You can use subtract the first timestampe to calculate the difference, then get total_seconds() and convert to minutes: Output: