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I am trying to formulate some data into a PYOMO model for an optimization problem.

Is it possible to use IndividualStudentsOptions object from Google Apps Script? I'm trying to create the object but returns this error

GoogleJsonResponseException: No se ha podido llamar a la API classroom.courses.courseWork.create; error: Invalid JSON payload received. Unknown name "individualStudentsOptions" at 'course_work': Proto field is not repeating, cannot start list.

It seems that is not possible from GAS.

sooo im trying to make an 2d terminal alien shooting i dont know why but when i run this it dont print out

just in case you might dont know why i didmap1_1 = [" " + " " + " " + " " + " " + " " + " "] map1_2 = [" " + " " + " " + " " + " " + " " + " " + " "] map1 = map1_1 + map1_2 it is because in vim i dont know why but some error pop up saying the list is too long "line too long (109 > 79 characters) " if you use vim it would be awesome if you help me.

I am trying to use pls package to analyse my data in R. My data is similar to gasoline data, my data contains many columns of UV data (at different wavelengths) and one column of alum data. gasoline data contains a numeric vector (octane) and matrix with 401 columns (NIR). It seems NIR data is treated as a group. I want to formate my data just like gasoline data and use the similar codes as below.

I am attempting to use Javarome's answer to a previous TypeScript question regarding how to use an object in an enum:

I have a big .xlsx file containing tweets with emojis. I am working on a personal project where I want to make a network graph from the extracted emojis. For example, if I have this in one of the columns:

I have a list of dictionaries produced by a raw django query and a custom sorting algorithm:

I've already answered my own question and may later update this question to reflect on my starting point/the steps I took to get to my solution, but figured I would ask a question that I started with and the result that took me an unreasonable many hours of research, and trial and error, to get to. Please make any edits, or propose your own postfix/main.cf solution as I still have much to learn.

Introduction to Problem

So I self-host a few things on my server at "example.com" and set up Postfix as my mail transfer agent (MTA). On my mail server, I have a virtual_alias setup to receive emails for particular "email_users@example.com" to my username on the server. My Alma mater has email forwarding enabled so that emails to "student@college.edu", or "alum@alum.college.edu" are forwarded to "email_users@example.com" and received in my user inbox. Essentially all emails (to my .edu or my .com) go to /home/user/Maildir/new.

When writing emails using MUTT (my preferred MUA), I will occasionally change my email "FROM" field to be "student@college.edu", "alumnus@alum.college.edu", or by default reply with whatever reply-to field is enabled. The desired behavior for my mail server outbound to other servers is as follows:

1. On emails with "FROM: *@example.com" - route the email via SMTP through local Postfix MTA directly to the internet. (* representing wildchar)
2. On emails with "FROM: student@college.edu", route the email via SMTP through local Postfix MTA and relay it to another SMTP server WITH authentication so that the other server delivers without any soft-fail or bounces (in this case the college SMTP server).

To be clear, this is a question of configuration of Postfix when the user would like to send mail from: local Postfix MTA -> external SMTP server -> recipient via internet.

These questions/how-tos have generally omitted a clear answer, are not asking the same thing and require a better asking title, or are how-tos that only begin to answer the beginning of this setup:

• Postfix: Relay mails from specific domain
• https://serverfault.com/questions/257637/postfix-to-relay-mails-to-other-smtp-for-particular-domain
• https://www.howtoforge.com/postfix_relaying_through_another_mailserver#-configure-postfix-for-relaying

Of course the full documentation is helpful, but quite verbose and hard to figure out in a timely manner if you are new to Postfix. For instance, you may expect to find this under SMTP Relay/Access Control, but the main aspect I was missing was under general configuration in SASL Auth.