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QUESTION
There are two common ways to dynamically change the visibility of an element with javascript...
By modifying its style
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 01:15Is there a third way?
Yes, there is. There's even a fourth way.
All of the elements I want to show/hide in unison have a specific class. It seems most logical that I should be able to modify the CSS rules for that class, i.e. to set its CSS visibility property, rather than add/remove another class for all of these elements.
Yes, this is possible, using the CSS Object Model. Get the styleheet defining the rule, get the rule for that class, change its definition.
It's not a hack, and has good browser support. It's rarely done because few people know about it, and because accessing the right rule is a bit fiddly (which you can work around by creating and inserting the rule object using CSSOM in the first place). I'm not certain how well-optimised it is - but it certainly needs less JS processing than to alter each individual element.
However, there's a much easier solution: use cascading style sheets!
QUESTION
I have two numpy arrays. One numpy array is 2D of shape (200,x) where x can be positive integer. And another array is 1D array of shape (x,) where x is same as the 2D numpy array. I want to randomly drop columns in both arrays in unison if the second dimension of 2D array is greater than 1000 to make it of size (200,1000) and the corresponding 1D array will also be (1000,). I know I can use np.delete but I don't how to ensure that columns are randomly dropped such that second dimension of 2D array is 1000 and the length of 1D array is also 1000. Insights will be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 16:18All you need to do is decide which columns to keep/drop first. Then keep/drop those columns from both arrays. You have x
columns. You want to select any 1000 of these randomly.
From Generate 'n' unique random numbers within a range, you can create a list of column indices in the range [0, x)
.
QUESTION
I have the following problem I'm unable to resolve :
I have two version controlled directories on my local machine. One is dirA
which holds a lot of my stuff and is a private repo I don't want to share. The other is dirB
, a small public repo with files I do want to share, it's mainly for others to clone and pull, the changes all come from me.
The thing is that dirB
holds files which are all coming from dirA
, it's basically a subset of dirA
though it has another structure.
Anytime I make changes to the files in dirA
that are also in dirB
, I'd like to update dirB
and then push the updated files to the public repo.
I tried using rsync
and unison
but I have to do it by hand anytime I update the specific files I mentioned, it's not very efficient. I gathered git submodules or hooks could help me but I don't understand what tool I should use.
In substance, I have :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-07 at 16:37Since your requirement is to keep files in sync and also be able to push real files(not plain links) you could simply create hardlinks for files of interest.
You could create a hard link as follows :
QUESTION
Given a dataframe df
as follows:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 09:22Idea is create mask for not 0
values and less like 5km
, then use DataFrame.dot
for matrix multiplication nas last use Series.str.split
for new columns joined to original:
QUESTION
I recently started working with Ruby after writing mostly very functional/compositional JS and some point free clojure.
I've learned that Ruby is very "open" to modification or extension. Neato.
I set myself a challenge, and promptly failed to make any progress towards it. Likely this is because I'm still in the "Don't know what terms to search" stage of learning Ruby.
My GoalWrite a module such that when used it does two things...
- Causes all methods defined on the module/class to become static
- Causes all methods defined on the module/class to return a lambda of themselves instead
For rule 1 this would look something like
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 20:48Most of the metaprogramming and introspection methods are in Module. define_method
is useful for metaprogramming.
But what you're asking for is very strange, modules should add functionality, not quietly change existing functionality. A more realistic metaprogramming question would get a better answer. Maybe ask how to curry?
D-side made it work as you've described it, so I'll cover how to do it the Ruby way.
"static" is not a concept in Ruby, but if you want to make all the instance methods into class methods wrap them in a class << self
block.
QUESTION
Trying to set up instance of Facebook CTF on an AWS EC2 instance running Ubuntu 16.04 and am running into the following error when doing the quick setup.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 04:50The script can download it but assumes it is something that it isn't.
The J
flag of (GNU) tar
tries to decompress the file using xz
prior parsing it. But the file is actually zstd
and not xz
compressed. Hence xz
doesn't recognize the format.
It looks like Arch Linux's packages have been switched to use zstd
instead of xz
some time ago: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Arch-Linux-Pacman-Zstd-Near
But the question is why you (or the script) want(s) to install an Arch Linux package on Ubuntu. There should be a package for Unison for Ubuntu. Try to just use that.
Or, if you (or the script) insist(s) using the Arch Linux package, try to install the Ubuntu package for zstd (or clone https://github.com/facebook/zstd and compile it yourself) and change the line in question to
QUESTION
I have a numpy 2d-array of shape (N, N) representing a NxN correlation matrix. This matrix is symmetric. Say N=5, then an example of this 2d-array would be:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 14:24You can try this:
QUESTION
Just try to learn some MLP basics. I've found this code on Github. But it returs an error. Can somebody help me please to make it work? It seems there is some error in test part, Or may be you can give me some working samples of multylevel perceptrons in Python
This is the error -AssertionError: Training data and labels of different dimensions
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 19:37Code is all prefect except a small bug. The number of train samples and the corresponding number of labels should be same.
change the line
QUESTION
I have 3 blocks of text. I want block 1 to fade in and show for 3 seconds and then to fade out. As soon as its opacity reaches 0, I want text block 2 to fade in and be visible for 3 seconds... same with text block 3. I thought I could achieve this by assigning the am animation to all 3 and different animation-delay
for each, but they all seem to eventually display in unison:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 07:30QUESTION
The title pretty much says it.
I installed NixOS 20.03 in a virtual machine to play a little with it and, if all goes well, install it on my work laptop.
I use Unison's gui, unison-gtk
, to keep the laptop and my main production machine in sync. I found the unison package on the search page, but this package does not install unison-gtk
, and there seems to be no package for it either. How can I install it?
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 00:23In NixOS, the unison
package includes a GUI, no need for a separate package.
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