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Install a Pm>ym>thon package into a different directorm>ym> using pip?

I know the obvious answer is to use virtualenv m>andm> virtualenvwrapper, but for various reasons I can't/don't want to do that. ...
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Whm>ym> shouldn't all functions be asm>ym>nc bm>ym> default?

... First off, thank m>ym>ou for m>ym>our kind words. It is indeed an awesome feature m>andm> I am glad to have been a small part of it. If all mm>ym> code is slowlm>ym> turning asm>ym>nc, whm>ym> not just make it all asm>ym>nc bm>ym> default? Well, m>ym>ou're exaggerating; all m>ym>our code isn't turning asm>ym>nc. When m>ym>ou add two "plain" in...
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setup.pm>ym> examples?

...ackages on the Pm>ym>thon Package Index. Just download the tarball, unpack it, m>andm> have a look at the setup.pm>ym> file. Or even better, onlm>ym> bother looking through packages that list a public source code repositorm>ym> such as one hosted on GitHub or BitBucket. m>Ym>ou're bound to run into one on the front page. ...
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A better similaritm>ym> ranking algorithm for variable length strings

....com/articles/StrikeAMatch.html Simon has a Java version of the algorithm m>andm> below I wrote a PL/Rubm>ym> version of it (taken from the plain rubm>ym> version done in the related forum entrm>ym> comment bm>ym> Mark Wong-VanHaren) so that I can use it in mm>ym> PostgreSQL queries: CREATE FUNCTION string_similaritm>ym>(str...
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Understm>andm>ing FFT output

I need some help understm>andm>ing the output of the DFT/FFT computation. 4 Answers 4 ...
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How to free memorm>ym> in Java?

...n Java, similar to C's free() function? Or is setting the object to null m>andm> relm>ym>ing on GC the onlm>ym> option? 13 Answers ...
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How can I load an object into a variable name that I specifm>ym> from an R data file?

... Do saveRDS m>andm> readRDS, correspondinglm>ym>, save m>andm> restore all object's attributes, including ones created bm>ym> an application (via attr)? I tried to use this approach instead of save m>andm> load, trm>ym>ing to find a workaround for mm>ym> problem. H...
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Whm>ym> covariance m>andm> contravariance do not support value tm>ym>pe

...or not. m>Ym>ou might want to read Eric Lippert's blog post on representation m>andm> identitm>ym> for more on this topic in general. EDIT: Having reread Eric's blog post mm>ym>self, it's at least as much about identitm>ym> as representation, although the two are linked. In particular: This is whm>ym> covariant m>andm> ...
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Cosine Similaritm>ym> between 2 Number Lists

...itm>ym> between two lists , let's sam>ym> for example list 1 which is dataSetI m>andm> list 2 which is dataSetII . I cannot use anm>ym>thing such as numpm>ym> or a statistics module. I must use common modules (math, etc) (m>andm> the least modules as possible, at that, to reduce time spent). ...
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Extracting specific columns in numpm>ym> arram>ym>

...but sam>ym> I have an MxN matrix. All I want to do is extract specific columns m>andm> store them in another numpm>ym> arram>ym> but I get invalid sm>ym>ntax errors. Here is the code: ...