sensory | Demonstrate particle effects in libgdx | Animation library

Try using function parameters by doing myFunction(this) that passes that div as the value to that function, and use that to achieve what you want, and try making an object that stores what div should contain what on the change of what range, and what should appear on changing. Alternatively try using classes instead of ids

Also, I would suggest to use switch case statements instead of:

You cannot directly convert XML file to a dataframe. You'll need to fetch the tags and data inside those tags and then create the dataframe.

Here's the code that will do the trick:

DISTINCT applies to the entire row so having an extra column populated with unneeded data (such as ROW_NUMBER()) would give invalid results.

To fix it you need to add another query nesting level.

Yes, but only because WCAG has added exceptions for the inherent accessibility problems with CAPTCHA. Conformance is not the same as actually working for people with disabilities

It fails at the first hurdle as I can't find a text alternative which is an A level requirement and the first WCAG rule.

Now while that rule does provide for CAPTCHA (so you get a technical pass) it certainly does not fit the spirit of this rule and has always been a point of contention on WCAG.

Providing an audio alternative doesn't work as some people are deaf and blind, which is why a text alternative is a must (a programatically determinable description etc.)

• If you have poor vision there is no way you can differentiate the images.
• If you have a cognitive disability you may not be able to associate the images correctly with the question being asked.
• Using it with a screen reader (as a blind user) is horrendous as you have to use the audio captcha.
• The audio captcha is useless if you also have a hearing impairment (it is hard to use even if you don't).
• Using it with a braille screen (if you are blind and deaf for example) is impossible.

I could go on, but you get the idea. Especially that last point. Yes Google provides alternatives to "tick the boxes" but neither option is useful for someone who is blind and deaf.

Not really, you can buy 1,000 captcha solves for $5!.

All you are actually doing is helping Google perfect self driving cars image recognition when you implement a Captcha (why do you think they show you pictures of buses) and annoy your visitors.

In the mean time you are

• introducing friction for users who want to fill out your form (and depending on usage could result in a lower conversion rate),
• making the site hard or impossible to use for disabled users
• probably making your site slower (depending on implementation) as the Captcha library is bloated, hurting your Core Web Vitals.

Avoid and do not use!

I'd use NOT EXISTS () to check that there are no parent rows in the tree_path table (other than itself).

I've been looking for a work around. Sensor Wakeword Engine is no longer available on their Github: https://github.com/Sensory. However, there are some other WakeWord Engines available: https://github.com/Kitt-AI/snowboy. For more: https://medium.com/@alirezakenarsarianhari/yet-another-wake-word-detection-engine-a2486d36d8d4

For help with patching the AVS-SampleApp I found this helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiLEr6TeE58

This would appear to be just a simple aggregation,

It probably depends on the messages in question and what processing the client is going to do on those messages.

Having a single client subscribed to '#' will mean that there will only be a single entry on the subscribed topic to search for matches when processing a message. But this is probably a negligible amount of overhead under most situations.

If the message rate is high enough and there is any overhead to the storage then using something called Shared Subscriptions to allow a pool of client to all subscribe to the same topic (or wildcard) and ensure that any message is only delivered to a single client in the pool. This means that the processing of messages can be load balanced over the pool of clients.

Using Shared Subscriptions means that you can dynamically add or remove clients from the pool without having to repartition the topic space across the clients.

Convert uniq_labels column from the labels dataframe to a list, and split the corpus column from reports dataframe on white space, and take the values that are in both the lists.