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You cannot use "Symbol" as the chart color because it is not a column in your dataframe. You would need to reshape/melt the df first to create this column, e.g. with new_df.melt(id_vars=['amostra', 'media'], var_name='Symbol'] as per the pandas docs on reshaping.

After quite a bit of extensive research, it finally works on my computer: the latest versions of the components (i.e. CUDA 11.2, cuDNN 8.1.0) are not tested and not ensure a working result in TF 2.4.1. Therefore, this is my final configuration:

1. nvidia-drivers-460.39 have CUDA 11.2 drivers. However, you can still install CUDA 11.0 runtime and get it from the official NVIDIA archive for CUDA. Following the installing instructions is still mandatory (i.e. adding the path variables and so on).
2. cuDNN library needs to be on the version 8.0.4. You can get it also from the official NVIDIA archive for cuDNN

After installing both components on these specific versions, I successfully get:

The exchange you see is Lightstreamer protocol and only some values are determined by the app.

This protocol is based on javascript and it is used by old client libraries; for instance, the LS_e function is provided by the client library.

There are several protocols available to the clients; one of them, TLCP, based on pure text, is public and documented here.

Try this

You can convert each of the columns with lists into str and then drop duplicates.

• Step 1: Convert each column that has lists into a string type using astype(str).
• Step 2: use drop_duplicates with the columns as strings. Since you want all duplicates to be removed, set keep=False.
• Step 3: drop the temp created astype(str) columns as you no longer need them.

The full code will be:

After doing few tests with example/skeleton and my own dpdk application I have found that the problem is with using rte_eth_tx_buffer();to buffer my packets to TX queues. I have replaced it with rte_eth_tx_burst(); which will transmit my packets as single packet bursts. However, I guess this could affect my TX performance but I haven't done any performance tests yet.

I have no idea how fm10k have a problem with rte_eth_tx_buffer();. ( Maybe because of FM10K does not support HW offload for VF? )

Update:

I have found my mistake. I have used rte_eth_tx_buffer_init(tx_buffer, 1)) instead of rte_eth_tx_buffer_init(tx_buffer, MAX_PKT_BURST)) which essentially make only 1 TX buffer initialized. I'm not sure how it wasn't a problem on other NICs, but FM10420 certainly did.

You can use the internal API this site is using to get the data including the image URL. It first gets the list of staff groups using the /settings endpoint then calls the /Search api with all the groupID

The flow is the following :

• get the portletInstanceId value from a div tag with attribute data-portlet-instance-id

• call the settings api and get the groups ID:

I will get you well on your way. You cannot easily do this just with requests because the site's content is loaded after the main page by JavaScript executing AJAX calls to load more content that updates the DOM. You really need to use a tool such as [Selenium](https://www.selenium.dev/downloads/) that will drive a web browser such as Chrome (or your choice) where you can wait for the elements you are looking for to appear. Even then it is not that straight forward. First, the photos are across multiple pages. The code below only processes the first page. You would then need to drive the browser to click on areas of the page to force the next page of photos to load.

Once the page content has loaded, I use Selenium's ability to find elements by its XPATH to retrieve all the elements that contain the style="background-image: url('some-value'". I then have to retrieve from these elements the style attribute and from that I have to look for the background-image url specification, which could be an empty string. Finally, I use a thread pool to retrieve all the URLs concurrently using a request Session object, which is more efficient. BeautfulSoup is not used at all. Finally, I do not use a randrange call to generate the name of the file since there could be a collision and you wouldn't want to attempt to store two images with the same name (and certainly not concurrently).

I guess you are calling databse method on OnInitialized() method

Can you try the same using StateHasChanged() you can find the documentation here

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnetcore.components.componentbase.statehaschanged

Otherwise only solution is to change the value of the item which you are binding in your UI