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inside-go is a Go library. inside-go has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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It has 1383965 lines of code, 53695 functions and 6361 files.

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What is an efficient way to use selenium webdriver to control Chrome on Google Colabs?

How to run an exe file in google cloud function?

How do maxKeyCount and addPositiveDiagnosisKeys interact?

QUESTION

What is an efficient way to use selenium webdriver to control Chrome on Google Colabs?

Asked 2021-Jul-18 at 13:28

As of right now my team and I are working on using Selenium on Google Colabs alongside TensorFlow to control a shared eToro account, make predictions on price and buy/sell with the account being controlled with Selenium. However I'm running into a few issues.

So to use Selenium on an offline IDE, I'd typically import it as well as link a filepath to Chrome webdriver (e.g. similar to this):

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jul-17 at 18:34

There is only one in way that I can think of, specifically on Linux you can mount a google drive when adding your google account. To get the path the easiest way would to be to upload to drive, mount drive on Linux, and run from that same Linux host. There would only be performance issues in in terms of speed, so you would need to pull the webdriver from google drive ( which is a ~ 90 mb download). But if internet isn’t a problem, then hopefully that should work.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68423270

QUESTION

How to run an exe file in google cloud function?

Asked 2021-May-19 at 12:34

I have a windows executable file(net_audio_client.exe) on my local machine. It works fine when I run the below's python code on my pycharm IDE.

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-May-19 at 12:34

Cloud Functions, Cloud Run and App Engine support only Linux runtime. You can't run Windows binary on them.

You can deploy a GKE Cluster with Windows if you want to use container and your windows binary. Or directly a Compute Engine.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67600437

QUESTION

How do maxKeyCount and addPositiveDiagnosisKeys interact?

Asked 2020-Apr-13 at 22:06

I'm learning the new Contact Tracing API that Apple is releasing for iOS (in partnership with Google).

I'm not gasping the relationship of the maxKeyCount property on the CTExposureDetectionSession, and its relationship with the addPositiveDiagnosisKeys: completion: method.

What I understand

A CTExposureDetectionSession is the object that allows an app to ask the framework to start trying to match a list of published Diagnosis Keys against the local database of captured Rolling Proximity Identifiers.

The app would start by calling the activateWithCompletion: method on a new session, and then call addPositiveDiagnosisKeys: one or more times, to eventually inform the framework that no more keys are to be added by calling finishedPositiveDiagnosisKeysWithCompletion:.

That last call will also indicate the block to run upon detection completion, which will be called with a CTExposureDetectionSummary object informing the amount of Diagnosis Keys that the device has been exposed to.

What I do not understand

The maxKeyCount property doc says:

This property contains the maximum number of keys to provide to this API at once. This property’s value updates after each operation complete and before the completion handler is invoked. Use this property to throttle key downloads to avoid excessive buffering of keys in memory.

But the addPositiveDiagnosisKeys: method says:

Asynchronously adds the specified keys to the session to allow them to be checked for exposure. Each call to this method must include more keys than specified by the current value of .

maxKeyCount seems to be a maximum, but the addPositiveDiagnosisKeys: requires me to call it with more keys than the maximum.

Am I expected to call the method with a superlist of the previously sent list? That doesn't seem to fit well with the "avoid excessive buffering of keys in memory" part - if I have to use an ever-growing list of keys.

And what does the This property’s value updates after each operation complete part?

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 22:06

The documentation of maxKeyCount is missing a not.

The Android Contact Tracing API documentation has an analogous interface:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61197167

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