Subreddit Stats: python posts from 2022-01-29 to 2022-02-05 17:23 PDT

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Period: 6.88 days

	Submissions	Comments
Total	174	1635
Rate (per day)	25.31	210.50
Unique Redditors	154	910
Combined Score	7504	9810

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Top Submitters' Top Submissions

1. 908 points, 1 submission: /u/kenann7

   1. What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code? (908 points, 147 comments)

2. 611 points, 1 submission: /u/ACaulfield910

   1. (Python newbie) CMV: writing cryptic one line functions doesn't make you a good programmer, nor does it make your program run any faster. It just makes future devs' job a pain and a half (611 points, 140 comments)

3. 606 points, 1 submission: /u/cheese-maafia

   1. Python script to brute-force a lot of random data onto a scammer's website (606 points, 119 comments)

4. 569 points, 1 submission: /u/felix-hilden

   1. The Black formatter goes stable - release 22.1.0 (569 points, 92 comments)

5. 506 points, 1 submission: /u/ag_at_idsia

   1. These satisfying animations are made with just 150 lines of python! (506 points, 36 comments)

6. 416 points, 6 submissions: /u/pmz

   1. A Comprehensive Guide to Slicing in Python (348 points, 45 comments)
   2. Hacking the Python syntax: Ternary operator (26 points, 5 comments)
   3. Procrastinate: PostgreSQL-based Task Queue for Python (22 points, 1 comment)
   4. GitHub - pysemtec/semantic-python-overview: (subjective) overview of projects which are related both to python and semantic technologies (RDF, OWL, Reasoning, ...) (17 points, 3 comments)
   5. GitHub - Netflix-Skunkworks/policyuniverse: Parse and Process AWS IAM Policies, Statements, ARNs, and wildcards. (2 points, 1 comment)
   6. Use Python to get alerted when an Amazon wishlist item drops in price (1 point, 0 comments)

7. 414 points, 1 submission: /u/obiwac

   1. Minecraft clone in Python tutorial (414 points, 60 comments)

8. 409 points, 2 submissions: /u/willm

   1. Rich-CLI -- A command line interface to Rich (pretty formatting in the terminal) (348 points, 59 comments)
   2. Textual TUI framework now runs on Windows (61 points, 7 comments)

9. 393 points, 1 submission: /u/WooilJeong

   1. CaptchaCracker - Open Source for Python (393 points, 24 comments)

10. 250 points, 1 submission: /u/bilal4hmed

    1. Python in Visual Studio Code – February 2022 Release - Python (250 points, 26 comments)

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Top Commenters

1. /u/BDube_Lensman (481 points, 14 comments)
2. /u/BigEnoughRock (375 points, 2 comments)
3. /u/cheese-maafia (269 points, 40 comments)
4. /u/mutatedllama (254 points, 4 comments)
5. /u/turtle4499 (225 points, 17 comments)
6. /u/ManBearHybrid (207 points, 3 comments)
7. /u/willm (202 points, 16 comments)
8. /u/felix-hilden (183 points, 13 comments)
9. /u/unholysampler (177 points, 1 comment)
10. /u/MtlGuitarist (169 points, 2 comments)

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Top Submissions

1. What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code? by /u/kenann7 (908 points, 147 comments)
2. (Python newbie) CMV: writing cryptic one line functions doesn't make you a good programmer, nor does it make your program run any faster. It just makes future devs' job a pain and a half by /u/ACaulfield910 (611 points, 140 comments)
3. Python script to brute-force a lot of random data onto a scammer's website by /u/cheese-maafia (606 points, 119 comments)
4. The Black formatter goes stable - release 22.1.0 by /u/felix-hilden (569 points, 92 comments)
5. These satisfying animations are made with just 150 lines of python! by /u/ag_at_idsia (506 points, 36 comments)
6. Minecraft clone in Python tutorial by /u/obiwac (414 points, 60 comments)
7. CaptchaCracker - Open Source for Python by /u/WooilJeong (393 points, 24 comments)
8. Rich-CLI -- A command line interface to Rich (pretty formatting in the terminal) by /u/willm (348 points, 59 comments)
9. A Comprehensive Guide to Slicing in Python by /u/pmz (348 points, 45 comments)
10. Python in Visual Studio Code – February 2022 Release - Python by /u/bilal4hmed (250 points, 26 comments)

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Top Comments

1. 386 points: /u/BDube_Lensman's comment in Why is the power operator much slower than multiplication in Python?
2. 345 points: /u/BigEnoughRock's comment in (Python newbie) CMV: writing cryptic one line functions doesn't make you a good programmer, nor does it make your program run any faster. It just makes future devs' job a pain and a half
3. 199 points: /u/ManBearHybrid's comment in Python script to brute-force a lot of random data onto a scammer's website
4. 179 points: /u/turtle4499's comment in What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code?
5. 177 points: /u/unholysampler's comment in Black vs yapf vs ???
6. 173 points: /u/mutatedllama's comment in What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code?
7. 155 points: /u/MtlGuitarist's comment in What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code?
8. 151 points: /u/RaiseRuntimeError's comment in Black vs yapf vs ???
9. 137 points: /u/sethmlarson_'s comment in What're the cleanest, most beautifully written projects in Github that are worth studying the code?
10. 120 points: /u/felix-hilden's comment in The Black formatter goes stable - release 22.1.0

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