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I have set up an onClick event to call a function that will change the notification document's field "seen" to true via firebase. When I try to call the function I get an error that says the following:

Transaction failed: TypeError: Cannot read property '_delegate' of undefined at qa (prebuilt-3c03a633-33a12d73.js:16242) at e.get (prebuilt-3c03a633-33a12d73.js:16336) at t.get (prebuilt-3c03a633-33a12d73.js:17913) at Header.js:64

*please note: The property of '_delegate' is found within function from a prebuild file but the error is a snowball effect from what happens on line 64 of Header.js, which I've shown below. The issue is within the 'markNotificationsAsSeen' function.

A suggestion that was given was maybe to change it from a transaction operation to a batched writes operation but I'm not sure. I have included my code below:

The python interpreter segfaults when running in a miniconda environment on a fresh install of ubuntu 20.04.2. This seems to happen intermittently, both while running "pip" during the conda setup of an environment and during the execution of code like below.

The segfault always occurs when running the following code, which reads texts from files and tokenizes the result. The segfault location changes from run to run. Also the exact same code can run on another computer with the same conda environment on a ubuntu 18.04.

The core dumps always points to some function in the unicodeobject.c file in python but the exact function changes from crash to crash. At least one crash has a clear dereferenced pointer 0x0 where the "unicode object" should be.

My guess is that something causes the python interpreter to throw away the pointed to unicode object while it is still being worked on causing a segfault. But any bug in the interpreter or NLTK should have been noticed by more users, and I cannot find anyone with similar issues.

Things tried that didn't fix the issue:

1. Reformatting and reinstalling ubuntu
2. Switched to ubuntu 18.04 (on this computer, another computer with 18.04 can run the code just fine)
3. Replacing hardware, to ensure that RAM, or SSD disk isn't broken
4. Changing to python versions 3.8.6, 3.8.8, 3.9.2
5. Cloning the conda environment from a working computer to the broken one

Attached is one stacktrace of the fault handler along with it's corresponding core dump stack trace from gdb.

Im trying to "Code" a cards still in early process of learning to code...i cant figure how to keep IMG from resizing over the headder when trying to zoom it in on hover i've been googling for hours and cant get it right... now i know there is going to be a LOT of useless code but i still cant recognize a good code so please dont roast me on that :/

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Preface: This is the first XPath and DOM script I have ever worked on.

The following code works, to a point.

If the child->nodevalue, which should be price, is empty it throws off the rest of the elements and it just snowballs from there. I have spent hours reading, rewriting and can't come up with a way to fix it.

I am at the point where I think my XPath query could be the issue because I am out of ideas on how to test that is the right child value.

The Content I am scraping looks like this(Actually it looks nothing like this there are 148 lines of HTML for each product but these are the relevant ones):

I would like to clean text column in a good and efficient way. The dataset is

I have tweet dataset (taken from NLTK) which is currently in a pandas dataframe, but I need to stem it. I have tried many different ways and get some different errors, such as

So my friends and I are developing a game where you play as a snowball rolling down a hill avoiding obstacles. We're having trouble with our movement, however. We want our snowball to gains speed the larger it gets and the longer it goes without hitting something. Our forward movement is controlled by

I am following this guide on building a Doc2Vec gensim model.

I have created an MRE that should highlight this problem: