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I'm trying to receive stock data for about 1000 stocks, to speed up the process I'm using multiprocessing, unfortunately due to the large amount of stock data I'm trying to receive python as a whole just crashes.

Is there a way to use multiprocessing without python crashing, I understand it would still take some time to do all of the 1000 stocks, but all I need is to do this process as fast as possible.

I have a webscraper to download all the stocks from TradingView.com that meet a certain criteria, then stores the names of these stocks in a list. I then have a script to save the names of the stocks along with the date they were added, into a CSV file.

My question is why do I need to loop through a list multiple times to remove the irrelevant data? I've tried using two lists to avoid editing a list you are currently looping through.

Here's the code :

I'm fetching data out of a mapping API (which returns JSON) and luckily for me as a JSON noob, the object I've been wanting to manipulate in the past has been named with a shortcut.

However, today I want to get data from an object which is named with a randomly generated number, which I won't know the name of when I fetch it. So I effectively want to write:

An example of the JSON is below. The data I am trying to access is the name of the Scottish Parliament constituency. So I am looking for an object which contains [type_name] = "Scottish Parliament constituency". I then want to look for the key/value pair within for name (in this example, Glasgow Kelvin).

In this case, the object has the randomly generated name of 134955, but if I don't know that beforehand, how I can write the javascript to scope within the find if it has that type_name, and therefore pull the name out? The objects aren't always the name number and order, so I can't just do it by saying "get the first object".

I'm building a Node app, and I have a Three.js animation running fine. Now I want to write a script that detects if there is a webGLcontext, but I can't figure out where or how to get my canvas's context.

Here is what I tried to do :

I have a stored procedure with a parameter, @PolicySymbol, which can accept multiple values. For that I am using a split string function: StringOfStringsToTable

If user selects @ControlNo, then I want to bring data for that controlNo no matter what value is set for @PolicySymbol.

If @PolicySymbol = NULL I want to bring all data for controlNo no matter what policy symbol it related to.

Here is the code sample:

I am creating my first Grafana panel plugin to display GLG grphics. I am using react simple panel plugin. For GLG implementation I am having GLG static library(can't install with npm). So I added my GLG library files(GlgCE.js, GlgTooklitCE.js, gunzip.min.js) in external folder. I am importing all these library files in SimplePanel.tsx file. One of my step is to decompress created the data.In my GlgToolkit.js I am having below code which creates object for Zlib.Gunzip and decompress the data which is in Uint8Array format.

This code is working in Angular 8 as expected:

If I write it like this, I can't use this keyword

I'm trying to display a nested SVG (path) and I'd like to manipulate the "inner" SVG so that's it's centred and scaled based on an "inner bounding box" - let's say a square 500px^2.

Here's an example but I can't get my head around the viewport and scaling to do what I need it to do.