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I am doing a query on Google Big query, I have joined the 2 tables and created a new column "total gmv" using "SUM" to represent the total revenue, now I wanted to show only the top 2 vendors , GROUP BY country in my query.

I manage to show total_gmv group by COUNTRY and vendor_name, but I would like to filter to show top 2 vendors for each country only.

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I would like the last field to have 50px border radius on the right. Why is this not working?

I have an object with 2 properties available - timestamp and timezone, and they usually look something like this:

I have a route in kong /app that is supported by a nginx service

That nginx service is a simple webpage with a simple link that when clicked takes you to a /click-me route

The problem is, I can put fixed background image, but I want it to be changed when I change currency

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I am trying to remove the brackets from the list I have created but I am not sure how to go about doing this. I thought of doing replace() but this is a list object and so this would not work. How can I remove these tuple brackets and also the numbers? I have tried using isDigit() for number removal from the list but this does not seem to work. I get an error saying "tuple' object has no attribute 'isdigit"

I have a DateTime field representing a date and time, and a separate zone string which tells its time zone.

I want to convert the time in the DateTime to eastern timezone.

I found several answers explaining this, but all of them use the IANA's naming standard of zone ids of Continent/Region for conversion. I am getting the short form notation of zone ids in the zone field from the user which is like IST, AEST, CST, etc. Is there a way I can convert time to eastern time format using the short notations?

UPDATE: I have a limited set of time zones which can be given as input. They are as follows:

• JST - Japan Standard Time (+09:00)
• CST - China Standard Time (+08:00)
• SAST - South African Standard Time (+02:00)
• GMT - Greenwich Mean Time (00:00)
• EST - Eastern Time Zone (-05:00 / -04:00)
• HKT - Hong Kong Time (+08:00)
• IST - Indian Standard Time (+05:30)

The conversion strategy should take care of DST. So if input is 2021-01-06T10:30:00 and time zone given is IST. The method while converting this to EST should figure out if DST applies or not and do the conversion accordingly with either -05:00 or -04:00 as applicable.

I've been trying to scrape the names of bars in Hong Kong central from this link: link

however, I am unable to scrape the data using the class = 'dbg0pd' attribute.

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On AWS, I would like one node in say London to interact with a node in say Hong Kong, do i have to build out a specialed multicast communication channel between these two nodes or does AWS have something internal that would allow for information to be sent back and forth.

Latency critical and throughput matters.

Thanks,