I have implemented a file-backed HashTable using numpy.memmap. It appears to be functioning correctly, however, I notice that on Linux both KSysGuard and SMART are reporting ridiculous IO Write amounts. About 50x the amount of data that should be written. I have not tested this on other operating systems. This is the code that creates the internal memory map And
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A flask website, when it delete a file (os.remove(“abc.txt”)), the file is removed but the space is not reclaimed
The program is a standard flask program, and it does some cleanup as part of the initialization. In the cleanup() procedure, using os.remove(“abc.txt”), I noticed that the file is removed, but not reclaimed by the OS. I use both “python website.py” and “gunicorn website:app” to run the application and both have the same problem, in Linux environment. In MacOS, I
How to list all concurrent python processes in my CLI?
I have opened several terminals in parallel: And in two of those terminals, I have launched a python file, which includes iterations, to keep the process running. And I would like to have the list of all python processes running. When I type: $ ps -ef | grep python or $ps -elf | grep python I only get the current
How should I deploy a web application to Debian?
Ideally I’d like to build a package to deploy to Debian. Ideally the installation process would check the system has the required dependencies installed, as well as configure Cronjobs, set up users etc. I’ve tried googling around and I understand a .deb is the format I can distribute in – but that is as far as I got since I’m
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How can I take average of second column for degenerate values of first column in c++/python or using any other linux command?
I have a collection of data in a text file arranged in two columns. What I want is to calculate the average value for repeating numbers in the first column. e.g. for the first three rows take one average of the second column and so on. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. 0.628319 0.123401 0.628319 0.23044
Which Anaconda Installer to choose for my Linux system?
I want to install Anaconda on my machine with the following features: OS: Ubuntu 20.04.2 CPU: Intel i7-8550U (8) @ 4.000GHz But the installers on the Anaconda website are the followings: 64-Bit (x86) Installer (544 MB) 64-Bit (Power8 and Power9) Installer (285 MB) 64-Bit (AWS Graviton2 / ARM64) Installer (413 M) 64-bit (Linux on IBM Z & LinuxONE) Installer (292
How can I run an argparse python program without the .py extension?
Currently, I have to type /xkcdpwgen.py -h in order to get the following usage: xkcdpwgen [-h] [-w WORDS] [-c CAPS] [-n NUMBERS] [-s SYMBOLS] Generate a secure, memorable password using the XKCD method optional arguments: -h, –help show this help message and exit -w WORDS, –words WORDS include WORDS words in the password (default=4) -c CAPS, –caps CAPS capitalize the
Raspberry-pi python shell still running older version of python
I am new to linux and somewhat new to python. I am trying to follow a tutorial that is using python 3.9, however I was using python 3.4.2. Once I realized I was out of date I downloaded python 3.9.0 and when I run in the terminal is stats Python 3.9.0, but the python shell is still running 3.4.2 I
How can I automatically change my desktop background every day?
I am interested in having my desktop background automatically change every day. Perhaps taking the “picture of the day” from some website. Is this something I could do with a Python script? I can code pretty well but I only really do numerical work, so I’m just looking for an overview of the process and then I can figure out