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I lately began using the vscode live share (vscode collaboration) extension me and my buddies and the only difficulty that we have encountered using it is when one of my buddies reach out using that extension chat feature we don't receive any notification to let us know about him

I've been reading a lot of stack overflow lately, and I 'd like to thank everyone who's active here for their contributions. This community has helped me a lot in my learning python!

I am trying to put together a pretty simple name generator program, in which every time you press a button in the tkinter GUI a new name is generated into a label widget.

The generator works with the random module picking words from pre-compiled lists and putting them together in combinations, the structures of which are defined in the function 'generate_name'.

I've gotten the program to work fine in console, but I can't figure out how to get it to work with tkinter.

I'm hoping to build a tkinter GUI where you press a button and the output of the 'generate_name' will be displayed on a tkinter label. However, I can't seem to achieve this, and I can only get the output of the function to be displayed in the console.

I've read many posts related to similar problems but I just can't seem to get my head around this. I've tried many alternative approaches to this, and although I have been able to get the outputs of simpler functions to be displayed, e.g. ones where you do simple math equations with variables, I simply can't get the randomly generated name to appear anywhere but the console.

Hopefully I've been able to articulate my problem clearly.

Here is a simplified version of the code I'm working on:

I've been following tutorials and messing around with Django lately. I'm trying to revise what I've learned and There's a question I would like to ask:

Can someone explain to me why I can't go to my setting.py and add the name of my app in the installed_apps before actually making it? I'm a bit confused about the concept. Why is the other way around allowed in the terminal flawlessly and not in this way?

Thanks in advance!

I have been trying to wrap my head around async and aiohttp with limited success lately and could use some help please.

I would like to fire off an API requests like clockwork with a small fixed length of time between them, let's just say 0.1s and we'll assume an api rate limit of 10 requests/second, using aiohttp. When the result comes back, I would like to perform a couple of checks on it, which if successful will terminate the function early.

Following some examples I found online, I have build the following script which almost does what I expect, except that the asyncronous http GET requests aren't actually being sent every 0.1s. They seem to be a bit slower, like 0.25s or 0.3s which is about the length that the request takes. This means its not offering any benefit over running it in serial. Could somone please point out where I can change the code to get the desired behaviour? I would also like to optimize it where possible since the GET requests will always be requesting the same endpoint and there might be optimisations to be made there, such as sharing the session object, for example.

Thanks

Lately, I've been running some Jupyter notebooks in VS Code, and I've been encountering a strange issue: whenever I open such a file, I am bombarded with pop-ups that look like this:

Sometimes a few will pop up; other times it can be upwards of 10 pop-ups. What's bizarre about this is that I already have my VS Code set up properly, and I can run my Jupyter notebooks just fine. I've tried selecting the 'Modify' option and going with the default selections just to make it go away, but no dice. How do I prevent these annoying pop-ups?

Lately I have started implementing TLS for the sport as a fun project and I'm currently trying to self make and send locally a client hello TLS packet (a minimal one).

When observed via the loopback interface in Wireshark it appears as pure data instead of a tls layer with all of the various fields and after lots of trying I decided to ask here the following questions:

1. What's the difference between my self made packet and a real TLS client hello one?
2. How does Wireshark selectively makes one appear as a TLS layered instead of pure data, is there an identifier field in the packet that declares it as pure data or a TLS layered one?
3. How can I make my packet to appear as a client hello TLS packet instead of pure data?

Here is my server and client that send basically my c code output (remember that they are not made for real TLS handling but just to show the packet in Wireshark):

server.py

I am using Transformer's RobBERT (the dutch version of RoBERTa) for sequence classification - trained for sentiment analysis on the Dutch Book Reviews dataset.

I wanted to test how well it works on a similar dataset (also on sentiment analysis), so I made annotations for a set of text fragments and checked its accuracy. When I checked what kind of sentence are misclassified, I noticed that the output for a unique sentence depends heavily on the length of padding I give when tokenizing. See code below.

So I have been working on a personal project lately with react/redux/django and I had to use combine reduces modules because I have 2 reducers. My redux "blueprint" looks something like this:

Hello I have been working on a project lately where I have a slider with various elements in it and when clicking on the button 'Learn more' on a particular slider element will open a pop-up modal contain specific details to that selected slider element. Now my slider is becoming really long and I am having numerous slides and modal. The only element that is shared between my slide and modal are the title and the image location and I have been wondering if I can use either JavaScript or anything to make my code look nice and remove the repeating pattern of my code Below is my code: