dedup | Streaming Deduplication Package for Go

I have an array with several pairs of objects, I need to delete the other pairs if an object is in another pair.

The order is important and I need to remove if an element is alone. In the future I can work with pairs of 3

the function I'm trying to do:

This is probably an easy fix but I'm not sure why the array of matching emails are being outputted horizontally and not vertically in Google Sheets. I want all the emails to be in a specific column so the must be outputted vertically with each email being in an individual cell. I tried using the split method to separate the array into individual cells but only the first email is displayed.

I'm using SWR hook along with next.js for the first time and i've tried to get some answers about something but i couln't get them, not even with the docs.

Questions: So, i know SWR provides a cache with your data, and it updates in real time, but i'm kinda lost between two options that you have to use the hook. So, normally, you have dedupeInterval and refreshInterval

I am a newbie to SplunK.

I am trying to pull the Memory % of my Linux hosts which belong to a particular group called Database_hosts.

I am able to get the Memory % of a particular host if I provide that explicitly as host="host01.example.com" however, I'm looking to run this query against multiple hosts.

Multiple hosts which belong to Database_hosts group I can extract from the inputlookup cmdb_host.csv in Splunk.

Now, I can extract the hosts from inputlookup cmdb_host.csv where it contains the hosts in name field but I am clueless how to put my second query into my first query ie sourcetype=top pctMEM=* host="host01.example.com"

Both the queries working independently though.

I am using redux to persist state for a React.JS app.

The state keeps objects named event, which look-like {id: 2, title: 'my title', dates: [{start: '02-05-2021', end: '02-05-2021'}] } hashed by object id.

I pull objects from my backend and merge them with the existing state, inside my reducer, as:

I'm trying to filter based on a nested dplyr chain. Similar to a partition or window I guess.

In the example code below I wanted to create duplicates of new field 'blah' but crossing() seems to dedup. So for illustration purposes and without picking another r battle, please pretend that mydiamonds has duplicates in blah.

I want to sum 'hours' in this table. Every 'item's' hours should be counted once, even if it appears twice. So Group A has 12.25 hours, in the example below.

Here is the source table:

A PowerPivot gives me:

So it's double counting rows where 'item' occurs twice, of course.

Because the 'hours' for different 'items' aren't the same, I'm not sure how to write a DAX measure to make this work in the pivotable (this is just an example, real dataset is the same problem but much larger). I tried

=([Sum of Hours]/COUNT([Hours]))*DISTINCTCOUNT([Item])

However it's not the correct calculation. It gave me 9.84375 for group A (right answer 12.25) and 47.53125 for group B (44 is correct).

You can see this from a deduped list (for unrelated reasons, it's not feasible to dedupe the list).

What measure (or combo of them) is going to give me what I need?

Thanks!

Hey guys, maybe this is a basic SQL qn. Say I have this very simple table, I need to run a simple sql statement to return a result like this:

Basically, the its to dedup Name based on it's row's Value column, whichever is larger should stay.

Thanks!

I am trying to dedupe a list of lists. I already have a procedure that will dedupe a single list without a problem. However, now I want to concatenate multiple lists and dedupe at the same time and the Borrow checker is up to its old tricks.

In the below code, the only important thing to know about FeelValue is that it is Clone but not Copy. The key goal is to accomplish concatenation and deduping with only one Clone call. The end result is to return the deduped Vec, which must have stable ordering. It is easy to do it with two clone calls: just change set.insert(&item) to set.insert(item.clone()) and alter the type of the HashSet.

I am happy to drain or otherwise mess with the Vec's inside the RefCells if need be.