whereami | current running executable and the current running module | Plugin library

I'm actually coding a Multitracker with Opencv using a CSRT tracker. (I used a online code and modified it as I need, here is the source: https://learnopencv.com/multitracker-multiple-object-tracking-using-opencv-c-python/ ) Every time a bounding box is 'updated' its coordinates are added to a list.

For every bbox (bounding box) I have to lists, one for the x and y coordinates of the top left corner of the bbox, and an other one for the x and y coordinates of the bottom right corner. (Those lists are respectively called p1 and p2.)

I have done almost everything that I want, but the p2 list of the bbox 1 don't stop copying itself or something like in the p2 list of the third bbox, and it don't depend of how much bbox exists. Note that I don't want any comments about improving it or optimizing it I don't care about it. Note too that the program is made to run with up to 6 bbox, and it's normal I don't need more but the program can run with 1, 2, or least that 6 bbox if I want.

If I'm lucky it's a stupid error, but I can't get it, so maybe that looks from other peoples on it may find it better than I can! ^^

Here is my long, unoptimized and ugly program! (And thanks if you help me!):

I need to get a list of modified files from a different directory.

I am trying to write a Linux shell replacement for an operating systems class and am having trouble parsing the input strings. I am able to read in the very first line of a string input, but once it reaches any space delimiter, it completely skips everything else and proceeds to a new prompt. Below is the code I have for what I am trying to handle.

I was wondering how can I extract an specific value from the following command?

I'm using whereami to get the computer current geolocation.

https://www.2daygeek.com/whereami-to-get-your-geolocation-information-linux-command-line/

I am currently trying to create a discord bot that, when someone says a command it says what server and what channel they are in. I was able to do this in the past, however in the past I was using on_message(message) and if message.content.startswith('$hello'). I recently started using @bot.command and I'm still trying to get used to it. I tried using message.guild.name and message.channel.mention but I get an error message. Undefined variable 'message' I assume this is because with my old setup, in the on_message(message) I define message, however with my current code it doesn't seem to work.

In a ASP.NET Web API 2.0-project I want to access with the HTTP verbs GET and POST similar objects from the data model, all implementing the interface ITableRow. So I have a base class offering default implementations of access to these model classes:

I have an application that used docker-compose and I get connection refused for both phpMyAdmin and Golang. There are debug statements in the comments in the code.

Any pointers to what I do wrong?

This is a condensed piece of code to illustrate the problem.

I am attempting to serve static content & setting cookie at the same time.

When running the code the static content is not served.

The point is to serve an entire assets folder.

main.go

I am building an app using Docker, docker-compose, MySQL and Go.

When I attempt to test one endpoint I get the error Table 'test_db.colors' doesn't exist.

It seems that the sql dump does not imported properly.

But I can connect to the database, at least there is no error, which is created in the same .sql file.

When I start the app the terminal shows: