pak | Simple package management tool for Go

I would suggest you keep the country codes in a dict format. This way you can easily access the underlying data. Note, this only works if all countries have a unique country code. With opening a file you should use the with statement so python closes the file automatically and not damage data.

Are you sure you put your webhook in? It should be:

webhook = DiscordWebhook(url='your webhook url')

Based on the error, your webhook is only a string. If you did the code above it should work properly. Skimming through the docs showed me this, if it still doesn't work let me know.

The simple way to solve this is to initialize the list inside initState.

You can wrapper your Card with a GestureDetector and set onTap callback propety to do what you want. See: https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/GestureDetector-class.html?msclkid=35f66352a95311eca644621b0a8beb24

Why not just use GridLayout from the start? In you build() method:

I resolved it removing pak and reinstalling it with install.packages("pak", type = "source")

Here's one idea to help visualize the difference you are trying to show. Firstly, the country names on the x axis are likely to remain illegible however you try to label them. It might therefore be better to have the rank of the countries on the x axis.

Drawing a polygon around the points might make the point visually, but doesn't make much sense in statistical terms. What might be better here is to plot a regression with a separate line for each group. Since we are dealing with count data, we can use Poisson regression, and since we have a numeric rank on the x axis, it is possible to have lines going across your plot to show the regression.

If you use SSH rather than HTTP, and therefore private keys rather than access tokens, you can achieve this easily with SSH Agent Forwarding.

In a nutshell:

• An SSH Agent is a program running in the background that holds your private keys in memory, and provides access to them on demand via a local "socket".
• git fully supports this mechanism, and GitHub identifies the user based on the key offered (you always use the username "git@github.com")
• When establishing an SSH connection to a remote server, you can ask to "forward" your local agent (with the -A option to OpenSSH on the command-line, or an equivalent option in whatever client you use).
• This allows programs on the remote server to ask for private key information on a socket which forwards the request over the SSH connection back to your PC.

Since the forwarded agent is only usable while the user is logged in, and the private key itself doesn't need to be copied to the server, this should meet your needs.

Your presented processor does not support the required CPU intrinsic, an immediate 32 bit literal argument.

This problem is mostly caused by an older CPU, in which case a CPU upgrade is needed.

This issue could be caused by software CPU emulation in virtualization software that does not support the intrinsic call.

Make sure that the virtualization setting(s) are turned on in the BIOS settings to avoid software CPU emulation.