Python

25 December 2025 11:20

Lumi, seriously? :0
Ain't that kinda nepotism??

Python

25 December 2025 11:18

I mean website design projects and projects in software-related fields.

Python

22 December 2025 20:16

except this one, its the first time hearing about it

Python

22 December 2025 20:13

Well it's likely you use it manually then

Python

22 December 2025 20:07

The short answer is that it's syntax sugar for state machines

Python

22 December 2025 17:18

When you need a function that returns control to the caller without the function itself completing its execution, yet

Python

22 December 2025 16:14

When you create generators

Python

21 December 2025 19:22

Anyone got django 4 pdf ?

Python

21 December 2025 08:12

👉 «Travesura realizada.»

Python

21 December 2025 08:09

mcp-kali-server | Kali Linux Tools
https://www.kali.org/tools/mcp-kali-server/

Python

21 December 2025 08:03

Couldn't find the video anymore but here all info

Python

21 December 2025 07:58

I was programming FPGAs with a Vivado mcp with his instructions

Python

20 December 2025 21:20

Issue resolved: MCP runs tools in a sandbox, so calling SUMO tools via subprocess fails; the fix was to add SUMO_HOME/tools to sys.path and invoke randomTrips via its Python API instead of spawning external binaries.

Python

20 December 2025 17:40

What do you mean useless

Python

20 December 2025 17:32

How to write selenium python code for sites using cloudflare

Python

25 December 2025 11:19

i usally take my projects from my own network, they simply call me for it


(note i dont use linkedin)

Python

22 December 2025 20:29

You likely could have used a generator for those

Python

22 December 2025 20:14

Do you ever make classes that just have methods like next() or step() or iter() or tick() or something like that?

Python

22 December 2025 20:12

yup, personally i never use it,

Python

22 December 2025 20:04

heres a example:

def never_ending_loop(a:List[int])->Generator[int,None,int]:
  while True:
    i:int 
    for i in a:
      yield i

if __name__ == "__main__":
  i:int 
  for i in never_ending_loop([1,2,3]):
    print(i)

Python

22 December 2025 16:49

you have a function that does not end with return statement
the function simply runs after yileding (returning) the value

Python

22 December 2025 16:14

When to use yield in python

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21 December 2025 12:33

I solemny swear I'm up to no good

Python

21 December 2025 08:11

«Juro solemnemente que mis intenciones no son buenas.»

Python

21 December 2025 08:04

true, MCP works well when the runtime permits external tooling; my issue was just the sandbox restrictions.

Python

21 December 2025 08:03

GitHub - theNetworkChuck/docker-mcp-tutorial: Complete tutorial materials for building MCP servers with Docker - from NetworkChuck's video
https://github.com/theNetworkChuck/docker-mcp-tutorial

Python

21 December 2025 07:57

Network chuck had a gpt prompt that generates the mcp servers for you

Python

20 December 2025 18:37

What you can do is use flaresolverr solve Cloudflare and then just get cookies + user-agent; set it in Selenium and go with it

Python

20 December 2025 17:32

Just don’t, useless work

Python

20 December 2025 15:25

I’m building an agentic AI around SUMO using Python (TraCI + randomTrips.py).

The issue is that the process hangs indefinitely during map/traffic generation and only exits when a timeout kills it.

Interestingly, the output files (.net.xml, .trips.xml, .rou.xml) are generated only after I force-terminate the process, not during normal execution. Only .net.xml is generated during execution.

I’ve already removed disabled --validate, redirected stdout/stderr to files, and added explicit timeouts, but the hang persists.

Has anyone faced this behavior with randomTrips.py or SUMO on Windows, and what’s the correct way to make it exit cleanly?


randomTrips.py (given by SUMO): https://pastebin.com/raw/ZhqfkcsD
my code: https://pastebin.com/raw/xLjvitgh [I have mentioned comment, at the line of code at where is just start infinite thing]