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I encountered this behaviour and I figured I would ask the correct way to go about it. Here is a toy example: pre_timechange = datetime.datetime(2025, 11, 2, 1, 59, 9, tzinfo=zoneinfo.ZoneInfo(key='...
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Is it possible to have the units argument for the timedelta function be defined by a variable? To elaborate, is this possible? Time_Unit = "days" Time_Increment = 1 Time2 = Time1 + ...
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I have datasets from multiple instruments with differing, but hypothetically concurrent datetime stamps. If date from instrument A does not correspond to any data from instrument B within some ...
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I have several numpy timedelta values. I want to convert them to the a format that is better to read for humans without losing information. Let's say I have td = np.timedelta64(10800000000001, 'ns'). ...
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I am trying to use pyqtgraphs DateAxisItem for relative times on the x axis, i.e., durations (which can be between a few hours and several days). I know I could simply use an ordinary AxisItem and ...
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I have been using the following code to determine the latest table using Databricks TimeTravel feature for the past few years without any issues. I recently added a new row to the table that I have ...
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I want to plot precip type from the start of the GFS run (hour 0) through hour 240 at 6-hour intervals. (in this code I only try to go to hour 108) Also, at the end of the code when saving the the ...
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When printing a polars data frame, pl.Duration are printed in a "human format" by default. What function is used to do this conversion? Is it possible to use it? Trying "{}".format(...
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If I only use datetime.now() with timedelta to calculate deltas, is it safe to ignore time zones? For example, is there a case where if a start time is before daylight savings, and an end time is ...
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I'm currently working on a reminder bot project that supports recurring reminders. For example, a user can specify that they want their reminder to repeat in intervals of "3 days", "12 ...
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I have a DataFrame like this (date: datetime64[ns], v: float64) date v 2024-09-01 22:09:55 1.2 2024-09-01 22:12:08 1.11 2024-09-01 22:59:59 1.7 2024-09-01 23:00:02 1.1 ...
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I defined two helper methods in Python for setting start-time and end-time and want it converted into unix timestamp (epoch): def set_epoch_start(): unix_epoch = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(0)....
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How can I fix the warning: FutureWarning: 'T' is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Please use 'min' instead of 'T'. if median_diff > pd.Timedelta(freq): In the method below it ...
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So I made a JavaScript clone of Flappy Bird. It runs beautifully on my 2021 M1 iMac, almost perfect... It also runs fairly well on my 2023 M2 MacBook Pro, minus some minor glitches. HOWEVER, this is ...
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I am trying to convert timedelta to integer. time = (pd.to_datetime(each_date2)-pd.to_datetime(each_date1)) pd.to_numeric(time, downcast='integer') time has following value: Timedelta('7 days 00:00:...
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