ADaPTION | adapted version of the original caffe deep learning library | Machine Learning library

I am looking to build a simple logic to let user define which templates that should be called upon. The code illustrates a minimized example. The setup is very useful when having many templates, e.g. the output I am building is about 2.600 lines of XHTML code. Then it is very good being able to exclude several templates to focus on only some of the templates.

I have created above setup (previously) successfully having XML as source file and modularized code. I suspect it is my setup with having JSON as source file and the adaption of code that causes the problem.

Below code should allow the user to switch variable "build-with-books" from 0 to 1, and if set to 1, the "if" element should call the included template.

I am sure that there are many "smarter" way of solving my needs. Currently I am just looking to understand why my code does not follow the wanted logics of switching on/off the build of elements.

XSLT fiddle is down so I just paste my code below:

data:

Wildfly 20 is connected with a Logstash instance listening on tcp port 5300:

logstash.conf:

I am trying to make Zscores graph as given below.

My data is based on NetLogo experiments and have repeated columns of same variables(say 10 times). It consists of different scenarios. I am trying to make a one representative graph to understand data. I am trying bit by bit. For the data given below lets say for Adaption scenario;

I have two questions regarding Quarkus:

1. Can quarkus be used with ANY java library when NOT using native mode? I don't understand the sense of quarkus extensions, for example, the extensions provided in https://github.com/quarkiverse for non native images. Are these extensions only needed when using quarkus in native mode?

   I read Quarkus extensions nediness, but it vague describes if I can run any java lib in quarkus (when not using native images) without adaptions.

2. When comparing Quarkus with Wildfly, then it is obvious that Quarkus starts faster, BUT is quarkus also faster (and more memory friendly) while running the application in the long term (24 hours x 7 days)? I have read that, for example, speed and memory consumption on start is better in quarkus than wildfly, BUT when comparing runtime, then the story can be different because of quarkus non dynamical approach (e.g. quarkus bypasses JIT). Is that true? And if so, why?

Currently, I use Wildfly but I am considering to switch to Quarkus if (and only if), it supports all java libs out of the box in non-native mode (like wildfly) and is also better regarding speed and memory consumption while running the application in the long term (and not only at startup).

I have been having an issue and have spent days trying to find a solution, I'm trying to learn SwiftUI having not done Swift in a while and only getting back into it post neurosurgery to remove brain tumour (so maybe I'm just a bit slow). I'd spend a bit of time trying to solve this then give up and move on only to come back to it, but I'm reaching the point where I need it sorted as little else needs done in my app update / conversion to SwiftUI.

I am trying to display a year (eg 2021) output as just a number off some previous code I did, this is not handled as a date for a reason I won't get into here. I'm just passing years as numbers. However when I put these into Text() in the middle of a string they are always output formatted like a normal number (eg 2,021) which obviously is not how years are displayed.

Basically what I need is just a way to tell Text() to ignore the fact it's a "number" and just display it as is with no adaption as if it is just string value as part of the string it's being added to.

Example

In the layout editor, I am using Pixel 2 as shown below. [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/zeTlj.jpg

The problem is in the layout editor, there is still some space between the TextView and the bottom of the screen but in the emulator, there is no space. If the TextView gets longer, it will still be visible in the layout editor but in the emulator, some text at the bottom will get cut off. The emulator is also Pixel 2 so shouldn't it look the same as the layout in the layout editor?

Here is the emulator https://i.stack.imgur.com/6np2Z.png

Below is the xml code

My task is to convert one or more lists occurring in texts to a unordered html list. The text I want to convert into a list item starts with a line-break followed by a dash and a blank. But as my users were creative there might be line-breaks within a future list item as shown in the examples.

What regular expression could find the textblocks which are to be converted as lists. Just catching the first block and letting the conversion script run several times is also an option.

A "list" is defined by

1. two line-breaks
2. a dash
3. a blank
4. at least two lines of text
5. two line-breaks as the end of the list

The input text looks as follows:

I am trying to create a Split Layout using https://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/10/25/split-layout/ However, I am unable to see the contents below the split view. I am able to scroll but cannot see contents of element id "services". I am not posting the CSS in order to avoid making it readable. The CSS can be found on the link above. Thank you.

I am using a script populating the Structure-from-Motion software COLMAP with custom features. This script is usually distributed for linux and I had to do some adaptions in Windows 10.

The script is calling COLMAP via: