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I have the following table

I've been asked in an exercise to find out how many years did all the inventors live in one number using "Array.prototype.reduce()"

I am using Python Spacy to replace any entity with the label_ == "PERSON" with "[XXX]". It seems like I have done that correctly, but I am struggling with replacing it in my Teststring:

My application is a bit more complicated than the following, but I've distilled the problem to a simple case.

I have a textbox bound to an object's property. The binding works fine when working from inside the app.

My application runs a TCP server in another thread that receives messages from a mod I've created for a game (the game is Binding of Isaac, if that's any help). The mod sends messages to my application when the user presses a key in-game. When the server receives a message, it invokes a change in the bound property through the app's dispatcher, like so:

I am trying to create a dictionary for Gray using the all_Artists list. His list need to include everything that is not in Isaac's list.

I stumbled into Why would I get a duplicate key error when updating a row? so I tried a few things on https://extendsclass.com/postgresql-online.html.

Given the following schema:

I've been fighting with this problem for some time now and I've finally managed to narrow down the issue and create a minimum working example.

The summary of the problem is that I have a class that inherits from a dict to facilitate parsing of misc. input files. I've overridden the the __setitem__ call to support recursive indexing of sections in our input file (e.g. parser['some.section.variable'] is equivalent to parser['some']['section']['variable']). This has been working great for us for over a year now, but we just ran into an issue when passing these Parser classes through a multiprocessing.apply_async call.

Show below is the minimum working example - obviously the __setitem__ call isn't doing anything special, but it's important that it accesses some class attribute like self.section_delimiter - this is where it breaks. It doesn't break in the initial call or in the serial function call. But when you call the some_function (which doesn't do anything either) using apply_async, it crashes.

I'm having a bit of an issue. I have a dict looking like this:

Everything is in the title, I've found this code that almost does what I want : https://stackoverflow.com/a/21572244/5455842