benchpress | Distributed load testing tool

I am using the Faker library to simulate weight-training data for an open-source app I am building (https://github.com/TheNewThinkTank/Fitness-Tracker), where part of this simulation (https://github.com/TheNewThinkTank/Fitness-Tracker/blob/main/src/simulate_data.py) is to select exercises from a list. Each chosen exercise may only appear once per workout, which I am assuring by using the unique method from Faker() in the faker library. This works fine when I simulate a single workout. However, when attempting to simulate more than one workout, I am met with faker.exceptions.UniquenessException: Got duplicated values after 1,000 iterations. Have attempted to reset the unique call after each iteration but struggling to find the correct syntax for this (fake.unique(reset=True) gives me TypeError: 'UniqueProxy' object is not callable). Here is what I have tried (minimal example to reproduce the error):

So I'm trying to create a page through using data from a json file with XMLHttprequest. But I can't seem to find how I acces the first array.

This is my data.json file with some testing values:

I need to get back from query a level status. In query i'm sending 2 user inputs: body_weight and lift_weight. So task is: get the nearest value of body weight and than the nearest lift_weight to user input and print out level EXAMPLE: user body weight = 54 kg and his lift weight is 60 kg and this is make him INTERMEDIATE.

i was trying somehting with union but it is wrong in MariaDB:

I have a bit of an issue with my code here. I'm trying to build a program that generates a new workout routine every day. It should pull from the same list of workouts and create a new list of what the user will use that day. When I run the program, it returns a list of the same item repeated 4 times, when it should be a list of 4 unique items. I am quite new to Python and programming, but I can't seem to find the solution anywhere. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. How can I get 4 random items from a list, append them to a new list, and have none repeating?

I'm running some fairly simple benchmarks with the benchpress library. I've been using the bench :: Int -> IO a -> IO () interface. However, it seems like if I run a given function n times, all runs after the first are extremely fast.

As a simple example, bench 1 (seq (sum [1..100000]) (return ())) might take 10 or so seconds. However, bench 5 (seq (sum [1..100000]) (return ())) will produce a report like this: