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I believe it should not be an ideal answer, it should have a better way to do it, but as I was not getting any answer, I have made some attempts, and I am sharing how I had circumvented the issue for now...

If we assess the structure, both are indeed dealing with adjacency matrix (amat)... but they are different... the pc output comprises a 'cpdag' type amat, and fci output, a 'pag' type amat...

The issue seems caused by a very expensive CSS repaint cycle. I tested this in Firefox by going to Performance in the DEV tools and starting a recording, then zooming for the first time.

I saw the fps drop enormously, and that the repaint took as much as 250ms. Normally, that is 10-50ms.

I have some pointers:

1. Why do you have two images behind each other? Big images are definitely the reason why repainting takes this long, and your image is 8000x4000 pixels! Start by removing the image that we're not even seeing;
2. Try adding an initial value of transform="translate(0, 0) scale(1)" to .scale-holder. I have a feeling that adding this the first time is what forces the entire screen to be repainted. Maybe changing an existing scale value is an easier mathematical operation than applying a scale value to something that was not scaled before;
3. If that doesn't help, compress the image to at most 1600 or even 1080 pixels wide. Us mortals should not even be able to see the difference.

Seems that you are having the same problem like in this issue: https://github.com/cloudpipe/cloudpickle/issues/180

What is happening is that pyspark's cloudpickle library is outdated for python 3.7, you should fix the problem with this crafted patch by now until pyspark gets that module updated.

Try using this workaround:

1. Install cloudpickle pip install cloudpickle

2. Add this to your code:

So after execute call method TablaTelefonosCarga();

There may a typo with the your @Injectable() decorator in terms of casing. Instead of:

Sorry my bad, you have to put a BoxView inside the listview and set its visibility e.g.

and make it true when for example your title reached e.g. Inbox. You can do this by looping through the collection you have created and set it there.

This line:

You're missing parentheses in your onBack method:

Yes I can now reproduce the behavior you described. Seems like the problem is related to the inner sub named check_sub (located inside the carr_docs_box sub):