reckon | Go package for sampling and reporting on random keys

I'm learning the Go language by following a tutorial. Not wanting to just blindly copying the examples, but understanding what's going on, I came accross the following puzzling case:

In the tutorial the import statement was written as:

Currently I have a Thumbs up and Thumbs down button that allows the user to click thumbs-up and down multiple times keeps count of each item (Similar to YouTube). I would like to set it up where If a user clicks on thumbs down, the thumbs up count resets, and vice versa. Is there a way to do this conditionally?

I have a process that would include a step to check for duplicates in a BigQuery table. At the point of checking, I only know the table name. I don't know the number of columns and their names.

To retrieve the column names I reckoned I could leverage INFORMATION_SCHEMA table and use it in my SQL but I'm not getting my desired result.

This is my code:

I've written a 'generic' bash script (= generic_script.sh) which serves as a wrapper to start an actual bash script (= actual_script.sh), depending on the parameters given. The stdout of both the generic_script as well as the actual_script should be written to a specific file/folder. The same goes for the stderr of the generic_script as well as the actual_script.

The write path of those two files (stdout and stderr) is dependent on the arguments, which get parsed in the script. Here's a simplified call:

I need to daily ingest a CSV file into a pandas dataframe. The CSV has several thousand rows but every day I get a few records with more columns than expected. Let me give you an example. Take the following CSV:

I have 3 tables:

Class

Subject

SubjectOfEachClass

The way I wanted these tables to work is:

• There will be 10 classes in table Class.
• There will be 10 subjects in table Subject.
• Each class will has 10 subjects and for 10 classes there will be 100 records.

I ran into some problems, I queried the SubjectOfEachClass table and there are only 95 records. The query command I use to find the missing subjects is:

I am plotting bar plots and box plots using boxplot and barplot in R, and space is tight. I every bar / box to be labelled visibly, but R automatically hides labels that it reckons will make the display too cramped.

axis() has the parameter gap.axis. Is there an equivalent for boxplot and barplot?

Plotting barplot(..., axes = FALSE); axis(1, gap.axis = 0) doesn't work because the position of the x axis doesn't correspond to the position of bars.

Reproducible example:

I want to move some Terraform resources from one repository to another. I reckon the simplest way to do that would be terraform import in one repository and terraform rm in the other.

With terraform state list I can get a list of resources, but without their ID. I thought I can combine that output with terraform state show but it's very slow and I have to parse out the ID from the HCL. Unfortunately there is no JSON output.

With terraform show -json I can get the whole state in JSON format, but there can be a lot of nesting of modules, so parsing that wouldn't be trivial either.

Are there any other options?

Edit 1:

terraform show -json for the relatively small repository I am working on gives me 2000 lines (too much to be sure of the format) starting with:

I build a Docker image to run a crontab file: