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I have a few tables grouped together: Divisions > Sessions > Registrations > Registration Week Days

Each Division has several sessions, each session has several registrations, and each registration has weekday options (either M-F, MWF, T/Th).

I have this query:

This has to be dead simple and I'm unhappy I can't figure it out at this point in my Haskell experience. I want a cartesian product of a list with itself, but I want to filter out identical items. I don't want a post filter.

This gets me the CP - seemingly set up to simply add a filter...

I'd like to examine the Psychological Capital (a construct consisting of four dimensions, namely hope, optimism, efficacy and resiliency) of founders using computer-aided text analysis in R. So far I have pulled tweets from various users into R. The data frame contains of 2130 tweets from 5 different users in different periods. The dataframe is called before_failure. Picture of original data frame

I have then used the quanteda package to create a corpus, perfomed tokenization on it and removed redundant punctuatio/numbers/symbols:

I'm trying to animate the start of an svg line along a path while keeping the end of the line at a a static point.

I think the best way to illustrate my problem is with the gifs below. On the left is what I have worked on so far. Each arc is an svg path that animates in using a simple css rotate() (see the code below for details).

On the right is what I'm trying to achieve - a line that moves its x1 and y1 along with the rotating arc while keeping its x2 and y2 at a static point below the arcs.

I'm not too adept when it comes to svg yet, so if there are any improvements I can make to the markup that help in achieving my goal, then that's fine by me.

I'm trying to loop through the child object of a JSON array which stores objects. My JSON file is as follows:

The following query works as expected in MSSSMS version 18.1 on an Azure hosted SQL database table:

I'm trying to make an interactive normal distribution in Bokeh, where you can manipulate the values of mu and sigma to see how the graph is affected.

Both of my spinners work fine independently, but changing one resets the other. Can someone point out what I'm doing wrong?

I'm not particularly adept in javascript. I tried at first to make this interactive plot using only Python, and it was successful. The problem is that it needs to be run on through bokeh using bokeh serve ... in my terminal.

I rewrote the code to use the JS callbacks so that I could save it as a standalone html file, but now I'm running into issues connecting all the parts.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. The code is posted below.

I have a word game here made with javascript,

I play against a robot that guesses a word from a directory of words it has. If the guessed word have a matching letter and matching index it turns blue and gets displayed.

If any letter only exist in the guess word but not at correct index it turns orange.

The robot now randomly guesses the words and doesn't do anything with the blue or orange letters. I want the robot to filter the word directory it guesses from with the letters that are correct or exist in the guess word.

I can store those letters in two variable but I'm having scope problems to filter the word directory from the scope these variable

Hi i am writing a javascript guessing game which on start of the page a random word is generated, then the user tries to guess the word, if the user guess the whole word correctly the word is turned to green and pushed to page. i have made this part. now here if the user guess doesn't match the random word I'm trying to compare the two words and if any letters in user guess matches the random words letters and both letters are at the same index the letter in the use guess becomes yellow and then pushed to the screen. but if the letters is in the wrong index but still exist in the other word i want that letter to be blue.i have tried to make them into arrays and compare them but i cant find the logic to do so.