SkyScraper | asynchronous web scraper / web crawler using async | Crawler library

So I'm trying to make function for preprocessing dataaset in semantic segmentation. but it tells me that my function is not define. Whereas is actually define on there. my code is like this

I am attempting to position a card over a gradient background. Currently, I tried pushing the card down using margins but the card is being cut off once it gets to the end of the container. I would like to have the card sit on top of the end of the gradient background. I attempted to work around this issue using z-index on the card but it did not have an effect. I also tried using position: absolute but the card is still getting cut off at the end. How can I have the card position over the background to show the full

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I am trying to make a slideshow in NextJS but apparently the local images aren't loading in nextjs, no error as well. The images are been loaded when there is no slideshow used. I think the issue is with the JavaScript code, but I am unable find out the error.

Here is how the slideshow looks right now.

components/Slideshow.jsx

I have multiple python dictionaries in this format, where the top-level keys "3224987", "3590845" etc are not constant they vary per dictionary.

I´m a newbie in JS and i have written some code but it doesnt work.

I want to change the video in the background, when i click on a image.

Heres my code:

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im quite a bigginer in js and do not understand, why the following code isnt working.

JS - Code:

I have this simple domino scene where you can click a domino and apply a force to knock it. At first I had this dominoes in a scale of (x=0.1), (y=0.6), (z=0.3) 1 is supposed to be 1 meter, they fell without a problem but too slow. According to unity documentation on Rigidbody this made total sense.

Use the right size. The size of the your GameObject’s mesh is much more important than the mass of the Rigidbody. If you find that your Rigidbody is not behaving exactly how you expect - it moves slowly, floats, or doesn’t collide correctly - consider adjusting the scale of your mesh asset. Unity’s default unit scale is 1 unit = 1 meter, so the scale of your imported mesh is maintained, and applied to physics calculations. For example, a crumbling skyscraper is going to fall apart very differently than a tower made of toy blocks, so objects of different sizes should be modeled to accurate scale.

So I just re sized the dominoes to (x=0.01), (y=0.06), (z=0.03), this time they fell to the desired speed but for some reason they stop falling and don't knock the next domino.

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I don't know why this is happening but i can guess that this is because at the time of calculating physics the engine doesn't waste so much resources in calculating small objects that are probably not even going to be seen by the user.

Modifying mass doesn't seem to do anything, also draw and angular draw are both 0 and already tried every collision detection mode.

Is there any solution or workaround for this?

I'm new to z3 and trying to use it to solve logic puzzles. The puzzle type I'm working on, Skyscrapers, includes given constraints on the number of times that a new maximum value is found while reading a series of integers.

For example, if the constraint given was 3, then the series [2,3,1,5,4] would satisfy the constraint as we'd detect the maximums '2', '3', '5'.

I've implemented a recursive solution, but the rule does not apply correctly and the resulting solutions are invalid.

I've got an dataframe df with 50k rows and 6 columns. Now I plotted all 6 columns in 6 subplots thanks to a solution I could find on here: