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An android app to allow the user to find interesting conversations in GooglePlus
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- Parses a list of posts
- Show the topic list
- Order posts by topic list
- Called when an option is selected
- Join an array of strings with a separator
- Override this method to display the menu item selected
- Show an informational dialog
- Removes a value from the preferences
- Updates the following post list in the user s list of posts
- Resume post
- Shows the PostInfo page
- Sets the URL of the journal entry
- Extract data from an Activity
- Initialize the list
- Saves a value by key and type
- Calls the given callback object and post information
- Called when the search results have changed
- Show results in a page
- Initializes post
- Returns a preview view for the given position
- Initialize views
- Loads the information from the storage
- Initialise the saveable types list
- Override this method to override behavior when a menu item is selected
- Initialize map to string map
- Get a view for a specific item
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QUESTION
Total newbie to web development here. I have a Wordpress site where I am using a child theme of the parent theme Go. As part of my site's customer sign up process I have a page with an html form containing a 'select all' survey question with several checkbox inputs. I am experiencing an issue where these checkboxes are not displaying in the form. When I inspect the page in my browser (Chrome) I can see the checkboxes are there, just not appearing.
Here is a link to the page in question: http://www.growopps.net/test/sign-up-3/
I am using CSS in the section of my html. I recently tried putting a border around the checkbox inputs just to see if any of my CSS for the checkboxes was taking effect, but it hasn't; Here is the page's code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 15:06On line 462 of your stylesheet "style-shared-min.css" the opacity is set to 0 for both input[type=checkbox] and input[type-radio]. If you remove this line, they should show up.
Edited to add - In your CSS that you provided, add in the following rule for opacity:
QUESTION
I am trying to find a way to enclose sentences using greek characters in special tags (in this case LaTeX but it doesn't matter). So given my input text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 07:21With regex module:
QUESTION
I have a list of YouTube videos and and want to fetch their id
, name
and the preview image. I'm making use of youtube-dl
to get a json output, that I parse for the keys id
, title
and the nested array thumbnails
.
For the purpose of a topical example video, let's take the perseverance landing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 15:34You can use map
for expanding each object in the third element to resolution
and url
.
QUESTION
I have a system where I'm using the consensus opinion of weighted votes to predict a binary outcome.
Since elections are topical we can use it as an example. Say I do an analysis on various pollsters over the years and assign them a weighted vote based on how accurate they were. Pollster Skyler ends up with a vote weight of 3 and Pollster Oakely was twice as accurate and ends up with a vote weight of 6. In CGP Grey fashion (a youtuber who sometimes talks about election mechanics) Skyler predicts that the Tiger candidate will win the open city council seat and Oakley predicts that the SnowLepoard candidate will win it. In this example, the projected winner, based on total weighted votes, would be SnowLepoard with a majority weighted vote percent of (6/9) 0.66667. The actual outcome of any given election would of course vary, but generally, if the weights are good, we'd expect the win probability of a given candidate to increases as the majority weighted vote percent increases and, likewise, if the majority percent is 50% for the election to be a real tossup.
With that example in mind, I'm trying to do a logistic regression on a dataset where the only independent variable is the majority weighted vote percent. I've tried a couple of different methods and while both generally agreed that win probability increases as majority weighted vote percent increases, they disagree as to how much and neither really respects the idea that a 50/50 majority weighted vote percent indicates a true 50/50 probability.
The blue line is the logistic regression done through seaborn and the green dots are the logistic regression done through sklearn. Code below. I dont think that the underlying mechanics of a logistic regression change from one library to another so clearly if they're producing different outputs for the same input, my setup is wrong.
- Why are these two libraries producing different regressions?
- How can I force the regression, for either library, to treat a weighted vote majority of 0.5 as a 50% win probability? I can probably just fill in a mass of dummy data to force the conclusion but I feel like theres got to be a more elegant way.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 17:58LogisticRegression
in sklearn does a penalized regression, you can get more details in the help page, whereas seaborn uses statsmodels
to perform the fit, which is not penalized.
Setting the penalty to none in sklearn would give you the same results:
QUESTION
I have the following helper class that I am using to perform a single asynchronous initialisation task (CreateKafkaTopic
) before creating a test server via WebApplicationFactory.
Helper class to create Kafka Topic from Config via method CreateKafkaTopic
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 13:49Solved it. I was the wrong file path to my config file and was also reading the settings file as optional. Refactored my code as follows for use to help perform an asynchronous initialisation task when using WebApplicationFactory
:
QUESTION
I have a functional tests project for my ASP.NET Core 3.1 API that uses WebApplicationFactory to create a test server for the API. The tests pass locally and within a local docker-compose environment.
However when run on the GitLab CI server within the same docker-compose environment the WebApplication factory's CreateClient
method is blocking. When the test server starts the confluent Kafka Admin Service is blocking, i.e no confirmation log message is displayed confirming the topic created. I have created a small project on GitLab to highlight the issue.
The issue appears to be with the WebApplication test server and Confluent Kafka somehow, since I have created a docker-compose stack that starts the Software Under Test WebApp on GitLab CI and it starts successfully.
The Software Under Test contains Background / Hosted Services:
- Kafka Admin Service to create topic - this is blocking on CI server when using WebAppicationFactory test server
- Kafka Consumer
- MqttKafkaBridge
It also uses Autofac and starts a SignalR Hub.
Has anyone experienced similar issue/problems when using WebApplicationFactory
on a remote CI server such as Gitlab or Travis?
Is it because WebApplicationFactory.CreateClient()
creates a TestServer
that runs as localhost??
Test using WebApplicationFactory
Create a WebApplicationFactory for the Sofware Under Test and display console log message once created. When run on CI Server no console message is displayed for after the factory client has been created.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 19:16After reading this aspnetcore issue discovered that the problem was with the implementation
of my IHostedService
implementation.
The StartAsync
method was performing the task, running until the request completed. By design this method is meant to be fire and forget, i.e. start the task and then continue. Updated my KafkaAdmin
service to be a BackgroundService
, overriding ExecuteAsync
method, as listed below.
Subsequently, tests no longer blocks.
QUESTION
I am new Kafka user and have managed to get a docker-compose stack working locally to successfully run functional tests from an ASP.NET Core 3.1 test service. This exists within the same docker-compose stack as Kafa, Zookeeper and Rest-Proxy services, on the same network.
The SUT and tests use the .NET Core Client to create a topic at startup if it does not already exist.
As soon as I try to run this docker-compose stack on a remote GitLab.com CI server the test hangs while creating the topic. The logs (see below) show that the .NET client is connecting to the correct internal service kafka:19092
within the docker-compose stack. There is some activity from kafka service starting to create the topic and then it blocks. I should see a message in the log confirming topic creation.
.NET Client Creating Kafka Topic
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 19:11After reading this aspnetcoreissue discovered that the problem was with the implementation
of my IHostedService
implementation that makes the request to Kafka.
The StartAsync
method was performing the task, running until the request completed. By design this method is meant to be fire and forget, i.e. start the task and then continue. Updated my KafkaAdmin
service to be a BackgroundService
, overriding ExecuteAsync
method, as listed below.
Subsequently, tests no longer blocks.
QUESTION
a dataframe containing following contents
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 10:19Sounds like this is what you're after:
QUESTION
I have two data frames as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 16:03Here is a solution that might feel slightly over-engineered but achieves the expected outcome:
QUESTION
I am currently stuck on a part of my app where if you hit handleSubmit, the goal is to bring you to the product results page. My logic is that I think I have it in the wrong place in the return statement. If anyone can spot the problem that would be awesome! Thank you so much in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-28 at 01:31Your function handleSubmit is not a Promise.
Therefore, it doesn't have a .then statement.
What you should be doing is change handleSubmit to async function and then try-catch-finally the method. After that, await the axios since it is a promise.
When the result is not empty, do your redirecting.
This is my most preferred pattern to do asynchronous component level function handlers.
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