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I have several farmers and I would like to conduct optimization (profit maximization) for each of them in GAMS. I can do this for a single farmer, so my problem is how to iteratively make it works for multiple farmers.

I recorded the data in 3 different .csv files as follows (see code):

• 1 file that states how much resource the farmer allocates on his farm (resource_allocation.csv for a single farmer and resource_allocations.csv for multiple farmers)
• 1 file that states how much resource the farmer has at his disposal (resource_endowment.csv for a single farmer and resource_endowments.csv for multiple farmers)
• 1 file that states how much gross margin the farmer get (activity_gross_margin.csv for a single farmer and activity_gross_margins.csv for multiple farmers)

The following code does what I want for the single farmer case.

I need to export a table I made in r from binding different values enter image description here

I've tried with library(gridExtra) but it's not working (perhaphs I'm using it wrong)

I'm trying to write a simple command line based reflex game which will prompt the user to hit enter after a random amount of time and then output the reaction time. I'm using reactimate based on this example: https://wiki.haskell.org/Yampa/reactimate My code works perfectly fine in the way I intend it to:

I'm trying to write a simple FRP sample with Yampa that instead of waiting for 2 seconds (like here: https://wiki.haskell.org/Yampa/reactimate) will wait for a random amount of time within some bounds. I have tried multiple different approaches to somehow get the randomRIO function into the signal function but can't realy grasp what I am supposed to do. My intention is to replace the twoSecondsPassed function somewhat like this:

I'm trying to plot how many records there were for each month in a chunk of data, and the data consists of records across 19 years. The data consists of ~97000 entries and looks like this:

So now in the app i'm currently developing I decided to refactor it by moving to the MVVM design pattern. And here it is where I got to know the famous "Observables".
I managed to understand how they work and the importance of their existence when using MVVM, I've read a couple of explanations on the different techniques for the implementation. By techniques I mean:

• Observables (the one I'm currently using)
• Event Bus / Notification Center
• FRP Techinque (ReactiveCocoa / RxSwift)
  

I've declared my Bindable class like this:

I have a problem with a website I'm trying to make. The problem is, that no matter what I do, I just can't get any scrollbar to get working. The Website is reachable via https://scania01.de/frp/html_twitter/. Is anyone out there who could figure out what's the problem here?

I've already tried to add overflow: auto;, overflow: visible; and overflow: scroll; to the body and to the div.

Hopefully someone can help me!

Greetings, Alex

The behavior of -v seems to be lazy, which leading to a no such file or directory

The following is what I have done.

1. Build image from a go project named frp, here is my Dockerfile

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I'm used to search and install packages with apt, under Debian-based distributions, and one useful feature of it is that you can search in the description of packages as well, so you don't need to know the exact name of a package to find it. It can be used in a exploratory way. For example, say I'm searching for packages related to functional programming, but haven't a specific one in mind. I could do just this: