Jellyfish | A fast multi-threaded k-mer counter | Genomics library

I am creating a react native app that needs to perform registering and authentication of users. I am able to make a POST request that talks to a mongoose server and saves the information in MongoDB. What I want to do now is that when a user inputs their username, email, and password into a textbox screen in React, I want this informaiton to be savedin my MongoDB database. I am having trouble connecting the frontend (React Native) with the backend (MongoDB database).

Here is the code for my register screen of my React Native App:

Python 3.9.10
notebook==6.4.8
Linux VERSION="22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish)"

I have data including very long UUID strings. Regardless of how many rows or columns are being shown in the Jupyter output, the long UUID strings are being truncated in each individual cell...

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I made a Selfbot on Discord (please do not tell me its against the ToS, I have already been told hundreds of times) to send the string "Hello!" everytime someone sends "!hello", and it can also grind other bots such as Dank Memer, all via an on_message() function. But for some reason, when I run the bot, it can login into the account, but the on_message() doesn't seem to work. There is a print() function called in it which is also not displayed, which means that the bot cannot react to the on_message function. It is currently hosted and run on https://replit.com. Please help, I cannot continue developing it after this.

Full Code here:

I have a list of names and those that are like "John Smith" vs "J Smith" want to pickup.

difflib and .intersection here don’t help, Levenstein too. If it is:

I'm running Python 3.8.10 on WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) in a corporate environment and am encountering the below error, which I believe is related to pyopenssl / OpenSSL, when attempting to install anything using pip. It's not clear to me if I made any system-level changes that led to this strange behavior.

I am writing a Python script to do name matching. For that I want to use the jellyfish module. But when I run this code:

I am making a game in pygame where you now swim around and eat small squares, with an animation to the jellyfish. I've made it so you get bigger when eating, but when adding a number between 1-9 to the scale the image sort of gets wider than I want it to become. When I have the scale go up by 10 or more when eating this problem does not occur as badly.

This is the code for the jellyfish/player:

I have compiled CLIPS 6.4 into a shared library (compiled as C++) so that I can use in a C++ application.

I want to now write a simple test C++ application that allows me to:

1. Start up the CLIPS engine
2. Load a CLIPS program (see animal.clp)
3. Assert a fact from the C++ program to the CLIPS engine and receive responses back from CLIPS in my C++ program
4. Safely terminate the CLIPS engine and cleanup when nothing on the agenda (all rules fired) - i.e. program completed

I want to find the similarity between the two strings Example