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I'm trying to receive stock data for about 1000 stocks, to speed up the process I'm using multiprocessing, unfortunately due to the large amount of stock data I'm trying to receive python as a whole just crashes.

Is there a way to use multiprocessing without python crashing, I understand it would still take some time to do all of the 1000 stocks, but all I need is to do this process as fast as possible.

I've been using the crx-hotreload package to auto-reload my chrome extensions during development because it's annoying to have to click the refresh button on the Extensions page every time you make a change; however, this package doesn't work with MV3 because it uses the chrome.runtime.getPackageDirectoryEntry method, which seems to have been removed from chrome.runtime in MV3. I can't find documentation to confirm that it was removed, but it's not there when I try to use it.

Does anyone know how to get access to all the files in the extension directory in Chrome Extension Manifest Version 3?

Or generally, is there a better way that I can hot-reload my chrome extensions during development that would work for MV3?

I have read Making an executable in Cython and BuvinJ's answer to How to obfuscate Python code effectively? and would like to test if the source code compiled with Cython is really "no-more-there" after the compilation. It is indeed a popular opinion that using Cython is a way to protect a Python source code, see for example the article Protecting Python Sources With Cython.

Let's take this simple example test.pyx:

I am trying to find out if Orbeon processes in parallel or in sequence.

We have a pipeline that fetches from 2 data sources and amalgamates in a single response. Does the processing below happen in parallel and combine when both sources have retrieved or is it sequential? If sequential, can it be made to be parallel?

The short and immediate version of the question is: Why are these two regex different? i.e.,

href=(['"]).+?\1

vs

href=(['"]).+?['"] or href=(['"]).+?(['"])

I am practicing regex on this site and I am trying to solve this level

http://play.inginf.units.it/#/level/6

I am posting the entire content here in case the site goes down in future.

In GPFlow one can add a fitted mean function to the GP regression. When doing this as in the basic example, the result is, that there will be no uncertainties due to the uncertainty in the fit of the mean. E.g. in the example below the error bars don't grow outside the range of available data, as the slope of the linear mean remains fixed at its optimized value. Is there a way to account for these uncertainties, such that the error bands grow when extrapolating?

(The question was originally stated in an issue report but moved here to be more accessible)

I am writing a tabel in latex in landscape style.

my code is this one:

I modified the file countries.xpl to redirect and load data from my company from xml.

I need show much items in a dynamic data dropdown.

I modified the countries.xpl in this line:

I have a backtrace like this, And I have the source code for xswiftbus. Is there a way to find out to which codeline the "numbers" belong?

So could I figure out my callstack from that. Either in QtC or VS2017.

I personally cannot reproduce the crash leading to this backtrace, but maybe I can at least see which functions are involved.