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systematize.scss: normalize styles across browsers ===. Like normalize.css, but with system fonts.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to figure out how to create a formula that changes the background cell on LAST to a different color once it gets 5 points closer to the MACRO PIVOT number cell. Im trying to systematize my trading.
For Example: TSLA LAST: 683.8/ MACRO PIVOT is 718 but how can I get the LAST number background to change to a bright green once it reaches 713
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[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/ArD7C.png [2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7tjjs.png
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 00:20Suppose your LAST column is in column B, and MACRO PIVOT column is in column G,
highlight cell B3, set up the following conditional formatting rule using a custom formula. Choose the desired colour if the condition is TRUE.
QUESTION
I want to systematize the product reviews on my website. My goal is to create feature like on Amazon. See the screenshot below:
where to have a drop-down menu - "Most recent", "Top reviews", and etc categories.
Can someone give me an example or tell me where to find information on how to create such a drop-down menu?
My idea is first to create static HTML code, there will be hardcoded reviews of different categories.
After understand how things work with pure HTML in the future, I'll extend the functionality with PHP which to take the texts of different reviews from the SQL database.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 22:11The best way should be with CSS styling. https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_dropdowns.asp
QUESTION
I have a dataset with hundred of variables that looks roughly like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 17:33We can use rename_at. Specify the column names that starts_with 'dp', use sub to capture the 'eu|us' as a capture group, in the replacement specify the backreference (\\1) of the captured group and convert it to upper case (\\U)
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I have a given list of strings, like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 11:16##df
0
0 beer plastic
1 water cardboard
2 eggs plastic
3 fruits wood
l=['plastic', 'cardboard', 'wood']
QUESTION
I'me reading Marting Fowler's famous book Patterns of enterprise application architecture to systematize my knowledge.
I've read chapter Session and States and I a bit confused. In the first part of the chapter author recommend to use stateless server to avoid some sort of issues. Then author says that sometimes wee need to save some data on the server side - for example user cart in a internet shop. But to implement session with state we can use stateless server. Then author describes ways to save session state(client, server, database)
But after reading this chapter I don't understand what a stateless server is. How a server can be stateless if it keeps session state ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-27 at 14:10Quora has a nice definition:
A stateless service is a service that does not store any data on the application server. It reads or writes data to the database, returns a value (or not), and after that, any information on the task itself is forgotten.
Meaning: it isn't that server itself that keeps the state data. It can put it into some database. It might then provide the client with some sort of token that the client can include in future calls. And that token enables other servers to retrieve the corresponding data from say, a database.
The key point is: sure, the information needs to be stored somewhere. But that somewhere isn't the server, but some infrastructure that all the stateless servers can get to.
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I am creating a database of country and year specific data. I have a table of countries that includes each country's name, UN code (numeric), 2-digit alpha code, 3-digit alpha code, and ISO code.
There will be many other tables in this database whose rows each include country codes, a year, and a data point of interest. For instance, a "total population" table's rows would each include a year, a population figure, and the UN, alpha-2, alpha-3, and ISO codes for the country to which the record corresponds. So, for any given country, there would be many records (one per year).
The challenge: I'm getting data from several sources, and different sources use different coding systems. I am using CSV files to import all of the data. For instance, here's the query that loads the data for the Countries table.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-08 at 22:54- Decide on which
country_codeto use forcountry_codeeverywhere. (You will keep the table you described that shows the mapping between ISO, UN, etc.) LOAD DATA ...- but not directly into the real table. Instead into tablet.- Add a column to
t, then lookup each code in the ISO/UN/etc table and put thecountry_codevalue in. - Then copy the rows from
tto the real table. Note the 'real' table will have only the preferredcountry_code.
The general principle here is to cleanse and cannonify disparate data as part of the loading process. Sure, it takes an extra step, but it is worth it. Keep your 'real' table clean.
What will you do about Czechoslovakia --> Czech Republic + Slovakia? And Yugoslavia. And Upper Volta --> Burkina Faso? Etc.
QUESTION
I‘m a noob but fond of Mac system font so I download the latest release but I have no idea what should I do next.(https://github.com/mvasilkov/systematize/blob/master/README.md)
I tried to input npm install —save systematize in terminal but got this:⸨░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░⸩ ⠇ rollbackFailedOptional: verb npm-session 5b64df302bdd24b
) and font didn’t change to SF when I open websites on safari. It’s likely that I missed or totally misunderstand sth.
So, I just wonder the Following steps after I downloaded the npm and Node.js
(Sorry, my English is really poor as my 2nd language)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 16:24npm install -save systemize
- npm: binary file
- install: tell npm to install something
- -save: save this module to the dependencies to import into your app
- systemize: the name of the module you are installing.
You'll probably want to import the systemize module into your JS bundle to use within your application.
Finally, it looks like you can use those class-names and systemize will automatically apply the effect you are looking for.
QUESTION
I can't succeed to combine the different advices and answers to partly similar questions answered before on the forum so I'll ask my own question, hoping someone may share ideas to resolve this :-)
So here is the project :
- I've got a lot of .tex files
- I'm restructuring them to a better management (systematized) system using a kind of metadata
- They're all supposed to have tagged lines that I'd like to reshape.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-30 at 10:30As suggested by @Beta, you should probably break your problem into several sub-problems which you can solve independently. Let's start by finding a way to transform sections, then statuses, then combine both, and last but not least, combine all of that to run on several files.
Transform title (one file)We can use sed to detect sections and transform them into two lines: renewcommand and new section.
QUESTION
I'm trying to systematize the act of searching my Postgres JSON columns using Ecto's fragment.
So let's assume I have the following object in the profile column
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-06 at 17:36You can't do string interpolation like that with fragment. In this particular case, you can fix this by putting ? after ->> and putting ^field in the fragment arguments:
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