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I have a Gorilla Mux router setup inside a function that returns *mux.Router, goes like this

I have the following directory structure (on Ubuntu):

I am trying to switch screen from recycleview to a simple label. I have added a ScreenManager for that. As I detect the touch on any of the view in recycleview, I am trying to add the screen and and switch to it.I intend to display the content of view on which the touch was detected. But the screen is not switching.

I am trying to do a POST method into the api from another project.

Firstly, i do a post to create appointment. If appointment success, i will post the current user profile into the Patient table from another project.

How do i do a POST in a POST and also how to post the current user information ? I tried to do it, as shown below on my code but its just bad.

The field i am posting into Patient table.
My user profile field ---> Patient table
userId > patientId
first_name > first_name
last_name > last_name
email > email

Here is my code:

views:

I have a view where when it call an api, it will save the result get from it.

But i want to be able to change the time get from Post method to like +30min or +1hr and save it.

In my case, there is a starttime and endtime. But there is only a field time given back. So i will save the time into starttime and time+30min/1hr save into endtime

How do i do it ?

views

I am trying to do a post request to a API, and save the result into one of my database table.

This is my code.

This is my model. patientId is a foreign key to the userId of MyUser table

What i am doing is django 2 project call api to django 1 project to book an appointment in Appointment table and save the details into BookAppt table.

After updating my code based on one of the answer given, i got this error now. {"patientId":["This field is required."]} I have no idea why even though i did include it in already.

Please help as i have been stuck at this part for 2 days now.

Do note that it is django 2 calling to django 1. Here is my code:

- model.py

-- django 1

I'm trying to understand if the project I'm thinking about is feasible or not using Neural Networks. I'm aware of apps like MakeApp and FakeApp which use neural networks to manipulate human faces.

My question is - Can modern (2018) neural networks be trained to identify aspects of human facial attractiveness and give a percentile score?

For example, given an image, I want to know if the neural network thinks this image is in the top 20% facial attractiveness. If possible, how big of a dataset I need to be able to train such network? Is it tens of thousands of human-scored images?

I have an HTTP application server that needs to exit when handling a certain request under certain conditions (in order to be restarted by a supervisor).

Given a main like: