perks | Effective Computation of Things | Machine Learning library

I made a script to scrape hotel name, rating and perks from hotels on this page : link

Here's my script :

Sample of my database:

I have a mix of (mostly) razor pages and controllers in a .NET Core 3.1 web app. I am trying to create a URL to a controller using URL.Action and everything works except it does not pass the parameters from the current page to the controller. My Startup.cs:

How to display long string data from JSON as a list wise if Description string is too long. How do i split or format description Using react and typescript .

I have below JSON data:

That being said, I want to have the perks of authentication without a user going through sign up / sign in methods. I'm developing an app with notes' interacting (read, write, delete) and I need to connect the data to a specific user. USER A can't access notes of USER B and vice versa. So I'm wondering whether there's a solution for pure React + Firebase or not.

The /VERYSILENT option offered by Inno Setup is very helpful when deploying applications to a whole organization using a centralized software, but there are some perks which are not entirely clear to me.

In particular, how does it behave when removing dlls/com controls (during an uninstallation) which need to be unregistered and are marked as sharedobject? Without the /VERYSILENT switch, a popup is shown, to allow the user to select whether those objects should be removed or not.

Is the default option ("Yes", meaning "remove the object") used?

I have two tiers. One tier is for customers who earned at least 1 point, another one is for customers who has at least 1000 points.

I want to get records of customers who has points >= 950 and < 1000. I am planning to move them to the second tier as a bonus. I imported customers lately and they were not automatically added in the first tier even when they have at least 1 point.

When I do my query, it doesn't include the ones that I imported because they dont exist in the customer_vip_tiers table.

I have a very precise program on my mind and I need to use real-time scheduling policy for it. What the program is supposed to do is out of the question. Before writing the actual program though, I wanted to test out stuff a little - some of the differences between real-time and "normal" scheduling policy that is (for instance, I noticed that nanosleep has 10 times better precision with real-time FIFO scheduling and 99 priority), and of course the SIGXCPU signal, which is supposed to be sent to a real-time process if it exceeds soft allowed CPU time in one go. I am not receiving it though, even though my process is burning the CPU time with an infinite loop.

I am using CentOS8 hosted on vultr - 1 core, 512MB RAM, latest version of kernel and every package. Without my real time process running, top shows 2-3 processes running (systemd is the main one) and more than 80 sleeping. The active processes all seem to have normal scheduling policy with priority set to 20, which is the lowest.
My real-time process' code looks as the following:

I am trying to make it so when my bot is added to another server, it will send an embed saying how many servers it's in now and the guild name and also the guild owner. I am also trying to make another embed so it tells me when it leaves a server and tells me when it joined the server first and then when it was removed and the guild name and guild owner. I use discord.js. Could someone help, please? This is my current script: