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[07:39:47] <hunterlabs> I am developing a stock prediction system. Should I use PyQt or Flask for it? I don't know the speed and efficiency of both the tools. Will ML algorithms run fast on Flask or PyQT? I found the UI looked more better in Flask. And is Flask inherently slower?
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[09:23:53] <altendky> hunterlabs: I personally wouldn't use a web framework for a desktop application, but sure, some would. Maybe ask over in #python where more will be familiar with the web side? I'll comment wherever you prefer
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[13:31:30] <jthornton> does anyone have an idea why I get a gtk error when I add a checkbox? https://gist.github.com
[13:32:28] <altendky> jthornton: do you need to be using a 4+ year old os and pyqt4?
[13:32:44] <altendky> jthornton: also, does the code work?
[13:34:43] <altendky> jthornton: also, especially with multiple inheritance you really should use super(). in this case it happens to not matter but... on the other hand, you could use super and still not bother with multiple inheritance. https://github.com
[13:34:53] <altendky> (though these are side notes unrelated to your original question
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[14:06:41] <jthornton> altendky: yea this also has a real time kernel for LinuxCNC
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[14:21:40] <altendky> jthornton: work on updating that... but, does the program run?
[14:23:28] <JT-Shop> yes it runs (I'm back and forth at the shop)
[14:23:54] <JT-Shop> and thanks for the good example, I just found that one with a google search
[14:26:38] <altendky> JT-Shop: i would just ignore the message then... But I guess the direct answer is that I don't have a clue
[14:35:22] <altendky> JT-Shop: also, what python version?
[14:36:06] <altendky> I'd think you could pyenv a 3.5.4+ and run pyqt5 wheels
[14:40:52] <JT-Shop> I'm trying to make a small program that has to run in 2.7 as does LinuxCNC
[14:41:48] <altendky> JT-Shop: how big is Linux cnc?
[14:42:07] <altendky> JT-Shop: maybe invest in updating stuff before it becomes to painful to run it as is
[14:42:08] <JT-Shop> in terms of users or the project size?
[14:42:15] <altendky> JT-Shop: project size
[14:42:37] <JT-Shop> 7,444 files and 2015.2 MB
[14:43:04] <JT-Shop> it was forked off the original NIST work a long time ago
[14:43:05] <altendky> JT-Shop: 2gb of python source?
[14:43:32] <JT-Shop> it's a mix if python, c, c++ and tcl and maybe others
[14:43:55] <JT-Shop> opps 205.2MB
[14:43:59] <altendky> JT-Shop: right, so how much python code to make polyglot?
[14:44:18] <JT-Shop> polyglot?
[14:44:35] <altendky> JT-Shop: I mean developing yourself into the stone age isn't a great approach
[14:44:42] <altendky> JT-Shop: 2/3 compatible
[14:45:29] <JT-Shop> I just write the documents and some small stuff for that project
[14:48:24] <JT-Shop> just a quick search of the project and there are 281 python files...
[14:54:17] <altendky> JT-Shop: well a maybe pass along the issue. 14.04 is unsupported yes? Qt4 is long since dead. Pyqt4 has been all but dead and now had has two final releases recently. Cpython2 is eol in just over a year.
[15:04:15] <The-Compiler> altendky: Ubuntu LTS versions (14/16/18.04) are supported for five years, so at least that is supported until April 2019
[15:08:51] <altendky> Alrighty, so 7 months to update...
[15:09:27] <altendky> Presumably efforts should already be in place and in testing at least...
[16:51:09] <jthornton> altendky: I had a few guys from LinuxCNC test and they don't get that error on other OS's and one said he thought that was related to Linux Mint Mate theme's so an excuse for me to upgrade to a new os
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