MoonLIght | repo contains the MokshaMoonlight Moksha theme
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This repo contains the MokshaMoonlight Moksha theme with matching elementary theme, application theme and icons. The Moksha theme is a continuation of the OpenGEU Quarto di Luna Theme, updated originally by Alberto "Duma" Verdoja.
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QUESTION
how do I properly remove unicode so I can load the json
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 22:59There is a newline character within a string. JSON does not allow line breaks withing strings. Replace the line break with an escape sequence:
QUESTION
I would like to replace each nth
occurrence of foo
on the 1.txt
file with the nth consecutive regular range of lines every nth lines (say in this case every 2 lines) from the 0.txt
file containing the following content below (this is MWE).
source file is 0.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 16:07Assumptions:
foo
only occurs in a line by itself- if
foo
occurs more times than we have replacement strings, do not replacefoo
Setup:
QUESTION
So, right now, what I'm trying to do is that I'm trying to scrape a table from rottentomatoes.com and but every time I run the code, I'm facing an issue that it just prints
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 21:12Reading tables via pandas.read_html()
as provided by @F.Hoque would probably the leaner approache but you can also get your results with BeautifulSoup
only.
Iterate over all of the
tags
.text
.get_text()
QUESTION
movies = [[1939, 'Gone With the Wind', 'drama'],
[1943, 'Casablanca', 'drama'],
[1961, 'West Side Story', 'musical'],
[1965, 'The Sound of Music', 'musical'],
[1969, 'Midnight Cowboy', 'drama'],
[1972, 'The Godfather', 'drama'],
[1973, 'The Sting', 'comedy'],
[1977, 'Annie Hall', 'comedy'],
[1981, 'Chariots of Fire', 'drama'],
[1982, 'Gandhi', 'historical'],
[1984, 'Amadeus', 'historical'],
[1986, 'Platoon', 'action'],
[1988, 'Rain Man', 'drama'],
[1990, 'Dances with Wolves', 'western'],
[1991, 'The Silence of the Lambs', 'drama'],
[1992, 'Unforgiven', 'western'],
[1993, 'Schindler s List', 'historical'],
[1994, 'Forrest Gump', 'comedy'],
[1995, 'Braveheart', 'historical'],
[1997, 'Titanic', 'historical'],
[1998, 'Shakespeare in Love', 'comedy'],
[2001, 'A Beautiful Mind', 'historical'],
[2002, 'Chicago', 'musical'],
[2009, 'The Hurt Locker', 'action'],
[2010, 'The Kings Speech', 'historical'],
[2011, 'The Artist', 'comedy'],
[2012, 'Argo', 'historical'],
[2013, '12 Years a Slave', 'drama'],
[2014, 'Birdman', 'comedy'],
[2016, 'Moonlight', 'drama'],
[2017, 'The Shape of Water', 'fantasy'],
[2018, 'Green Book', 'drama'],
[2019, 'Parasite', 'drama'],
[2020, 'Nomadland', 'drama'] ]
category = input("Enter a category: ")
for x in movies:
if category in x[2]:
print("\n",x[1])
if category not in x:
print("No matches")
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 04:24From what I understood, when you input as action
, you get the list of movies and then a No matches
like this:
QUESTION
I want to create one .exe
file from the Sunshine GitHub program, I'm new to Cmake and I build that program with its help
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 10:18I fixed My problem by running CMake with one additional parameter.
QUESTION
I have a String with value:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 20:07import re
str= 'title":{"runs":[{"text":"Moonlight - Harnoor | MXRCI "}], title":{"runs":[{"text":"Sunlight - Harnoor | MXR "}], title":{"runs":[{"text":"Call My name | MXRC "}],'
match = re.search('(Moonlight - Harnoor \| MXRCI ).*(Sunlight - Harnoor \| MXR ).*(Call My name \| MXRC )' , str)
print([match.group(1) , match.group(2) , match.group(3)])
QUESTION
I'm trying to put an oval in the middle of the screen and surround it with an oval marquee text.
For some reason, the oval marquee text is not following the SVG path and becomes a normal circle! I want to make it bigger a little bit bigger than the image, while it remains as an oval and be responsive.
Like: Oval = image * 1.2
I have attached the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 17:58your svg
is square, you need to stretch it a bit. transform:scale(1,1.x)
can help
Possible example:
QUESTION
I haven’t entirely given up on the idea of validators moonlighting as oracles for off-chain computation…based on this extensive discussion: https://gov.near.org/t/off-chain-computation-framework/1400/6
So far from studying Sputnik’s code, I have figured out the mechanics of how to upload a blob to a smart contract. Let's say that a blob represents a storage-less contract, having only stateless functions that act only on input to the function, and return those inputs modified.
Now I’m missing the piece of how Validators can download and execute the blob. As mentioned by Ilya in the link above, the NearSDK would be able to interpret the blob (if the blob is essentially a compiled contract), but it needs to be a modified version of the SDK...
Think of this like sandbox mode…blob cannot modify state of any other contract, but can read state (forget about the internet access part for now). Results of the blob execution are then fed back to a smart contract, where they have to match the results of every other validator who executed the blob. This can be done by hash comparison (rather than looping through the results individually), so it’s not an expensive comparison, especially because it’s all or nothing.
Question: how can a Validator download the blob and execute it via a sandboxed SDK, and post the result via the regular SDK to the blockchain? I am missing a lot of architectural context…and this is bringing me to the edge of giving on the idea. Please help prevent that from happening!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 18:48If you are implementing this as a separate binary, your binary will be doing next things:
- Use RPC to load the WASM file from the blockchain. See RPC reference
- Use runtime-standalone to run this WASM with specific inputs. An example of using runtime standalone is here, but you will need to customize this with few things.
- The result should be sent as a transaction signed by this binary again via RPC.
If you want these WASM files to have access to state, you will need to load state inside this binary. There are two options:
- Modify a nearcore node to also do the above items
- Run nearcore in parallel, and open the database on read when you are initializing
Trie
(e.g. here load from disk instead).
If you want to add more host functions (like accessing internet), you will need to fork runtime-standalone to expose those functions.
QUESTION
I looked for a solution before posting this issue but I just found intermediate answers such as this . I feel that it is very likely to have any questions exactly or similar to mine, but I have not found such a matter.
I would like to replace each nth occurrence of foo
on the 1.txt file by nth numerically corresponding line of a 0.txt file containing the following content below (this is MWE).
0.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 02:24Would you please try the awk
solution:
QUESTION
Recently I've been trying to make a game page on my website where it displays my icons, and all my games where you can click them. But recently I have been having trouble with sizing, and keeping them inside the "Box" or "Outline" I have made using CSS.
Here is my CSS Code (For the boxes):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 22:16I believe this should be a good start for what you're trying to do. You should look more into CSS Grid:
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