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I use RiotWatcher to access the riot API with python. Since I do a lot of queries with a development key, I try to watch out for 429 errors indicating an overrun of the allowed query rate.

In doing some testing, it seems that RiotWatcher includes an automatic RetryAfter, which is consistent with the documentation. If the limit is exceeded, it pauses and restarts as soon as a query is available.

I tried the following example given in the documentation, but it does not work as I imagined.

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I recently decided to build XMonad from source via Stack to make a custom configuration. Let me preface by saying I do not have a ton of experience with Haskell. My OS is Linux - Arch.

Setup

I am attempting to make use of the XMonad.Prompt package from xmonad-contrib in order to launch some applications. (https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.13/docs/XMonad-Prompt.html)

Currently, one prompt I am using is XMonad.Prompt.Man, which launches the man program with a provided argument in the default terminal (the terminal I default to is Alacritty). (docs: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.13/docs/XMonad-Prompt-Man.html) (src: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.13/docs/src/XMonad-Prompt-Man.html)

What I do not understand is how to use this prompt to launch the terminal to workspace 2, where I would like all my manpages to open.

The way the prompt works as of right now:

I have a keybinding set up in xmonad.hs, something like the following:

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I want to create something that looks like this: many circles of the same size next to each other

However, I want the number of circles to be determined by user input. I can't seem to find any information on how I might go about this.

Here's what i have so far but it does not accomplish my goals.

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I'm trying to make a schema type that can allow you describe Scala types in a generic, fully-typed manner. I have product and coproduct versions of this, and now I'm trying to derive them using Scala 3's mirrors.

The particular challenge I am currently facing is to extract the element names from the MirroredElemLabels type within a Mirror. My understanding is that these types are singleton types and can be converted to their singleton values using scala.compiletime.constValue.

I can confirm that the MirroredElemLabels are what I am expected in the following test case:

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Question: How can I improve either my method ("expand_traits" posted below) or the data structure I am trying to use? I estimate the runtime of my solution to be a few hours, which seems like I went very wrong somewhere (considering it takes ~ 10 minutes to collect all of the data, and possibly a few hours to transform it into something I can analyze).

I have collected some data that is essentially a Pandas DataFrame, where some columns in the table are a list of lists (technically formatted as strings, so when I evaluate them I am using ast.literal_eval(column) - if that's relevant).

To explain the context a bit:

The data contains historical stats from League of Legends TFT game mode. I am aiming to perform some analysis on it in terms of being able to group by each item in the list, and see how they perform on average. I can only really think of doing this in terms of tables - something like df.groupby(by='Trait').mean() to get the average win-rate for each trait, but am open to other ideas.

Here is an example of the dataset:

Rank Summoner Traits Units 1 name1 ['7 Innovator', '1 Transformer', '3 Enchanter', '2 Socialite', '2 Clockwork', '2 Scholar', '2 Scrap'] ['Ezreal', 'Singed', 'Zilean', 'Taric', 'Heimerdinger', 'Janna', 'Orianna', 'Seraphine', 'Jayce'] 2 name2 ['1 Cuddly', '1 Glutton', '5 Mercenary', '4 Bruiser', '6 Chemtech', '2 Scholar', '1 Socialite', '2 Twinshot'] ['Illaoi', 'Gangplank', 'MissFortune', 'Lissandra', 'Zac', 'Urgot', 'DrMundo', 'TahmKench', 'Yuumi', 'Viktor']

The total records in the table is approximately 40,000 (doesn't sound like much) but my original idea was to basically "unpivot" the nested lists into their own record.

My idea looks a little something like:

Summoner Trait Record_ID name1 7 Innovator id_1 name1 1 Transformer id_1 ... ... ... name2 1 Cuddly id_2 name2 1 Glutton id_2

Due to the number of items in each list, this transformation will turn my ~40,000 records into a few hundred thousand.

Another thing to note is that because this transformation would be unique to each column that contains lists, I would need to perform it separately (as far as I know) on each column. Here is the current code I am using to do this to the "Traits" column, which takes my computer around 35 mins to complete (also pretty average PC - nothing crazy but equivalent to intel i5 & 16 gigs of RAM.

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In my Minecraft Forge mod for 1.7.10. I am aware that this version is arguably old news, but it is my favorite version and all of my modding experience is with this version.

I am creating a custom TNT block. The issue is the primed version is not rendering. When ignited, the TNT disappears, and then shortly later there is an explosion. If the TNT was placed in the air, the explosion is below like it should be due to the primed TNT falling. The issue is that it is not rendering. When I use fn+f3+b to show hitboxes, no hitbox is shown.

The issue is the entity being spawned on the server does not replicate to the client. I know this because:

• Switching out the entity renderer with the default RenderTNTPrimed still fails to render at all instead of rendering the default TNT hence my custom renderer class cannot be the issue.

• Switching out my custom entity class with the copy paste vanilla EntityTNTPrimed code also does not solve the problem. If the problem was with my custom entity class then using bona fide vanilla code would fix the problem but it doesnt.

• The entity and its renderer are being registered using RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler() from the client proxy and EntityRegistry.registerGlobalEntityID() then EntityRegistry.registerModEntity() in init() (I had tested the client proxy with System.out.println() and the client proxy works).

• Though the largest evidence of the problem being the TNT spawing on the server but not the client is the fact that removing if(world.isRemote) return; from the handlers in my BlockTNT class causes the TNT to render. However I am not supposed to handle igniting the TNT on the client so I am not supposed to have to remove if(world.isRemote) return;. Besides doing this is a pseudo fix, because the entity is still invisible when /summoned.

• The constructor for TNTPrimedCharged is only being called from the server, and onUpdate() for TNTPrimed and thus TNTPrimedCharged is also only being called by the server, as demostrated by adding print statements and the logs only show them printed from the SERVER thread.

The BlockTNT class (much of this is derived from vanilla code, but has been designed to take the corresponding custom primed TNT entity class while instantiating, the problem is not here because instantiating a default EntityTNTPrimed instead of the provided primed class does render correctly, but I have included this because this code helped demonstrate the origin of the problem):

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I need to clone some HTML content, store it in sessionStorage, to then re-deploy the stored HTML back into the DOM on another page. For the moment with my testing I'm just doing it all on one page and summoning the sessionStorage with a page refresh.

So, here is what I have come up with so far.

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I'm using a library that throws an exception when an ApiKey doesn't work. Let's say the library has a method called GetAppels(). If the ApiKey isn't valid it returns a message exception, in this case "forbidden".

Notice that GetAppels() is throwing the exception.

Now I would like to know when the ApiKey isn't valid, so I can tell the user that's using a wrong key.

So I did this.

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I'm trying to create a "Block" input that summons a wall at the position the camera is looking at and have it face the camera's direction. It seems to be using the global coordinates which doesn't make sense to me, because I use the same code to spawn a bullet with no problem. Here's my code:

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