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there is already an answer on how to run playbooks on multiple hosts answered here Ansible: deploy on multiple hosts in the same time

Maybe you could start form there. However if running only first servers in parallel interests you than it will be more difficult, as it would require writing a custom script or something similar

OK, finally I've solved it. The key point here is the part of DestinationRule spec, which says:

• credentialName -> NOTE: This field is currently applicable only at gateways. Sidecars will continue to use the certificate paths.

So I've modified the following manifests:

client deployment of sleep.yml (to mount certs)

The problem is ObservableArray is contravariant on it's type variable T. And that's why it tries to assign types in reverse direction.

While you can freely assign B to A (because B extends A and you even don't have to declare it as extends) when it goes in covariant position:

"Disable" is not quite the correct terminology, but that's ok. It is possible to undefine symbols by using the #undef preprocessor directive. You can read about it on C# preprocessor directives.

For example, you can place an #undef at the top of a file (actually anywhere really):

We can group by 'CP' and get the cumsum of 'MNOZSTVI' in mutate

You can write a much faster brute-force implementation.

Firstly, you can use a matrix multiplication rather than many dot product by working on chunks of permutations. Matrix multiplication kernel are heavily optimized and thus run much faster than many dot product.

Moreover, you can partially pre-compute the permutations to speed up the computation even more by splitting permutations in two parts. The idea is to first build an index which contains all the permutation consisting in picking 5 element among the 12. Then, the idea is to find all the permutation of an array of 7 item (the indices and not the values themselves). Finally, all the permutations can be build from the two index.

Note that further optimizations are possible when the two above optimizations are applied together: one can compute the matrix multiplication more efficiently if one part of the permutation is constant.

The resulting algorithm is complex but much more efficient then the original one. Here is the code:

WxWidgets already provides makefile for you. All you need to do is use it 😀:

Finaly, it works. I had to change timezone setting into string ... see article (Continent/City)

There are problems with the flipping of circles, things moving incorrectly and a requirement that a hovered circle appears above the others.

A further problem, though scarcely visible, is that making an element have an opacity less than 1 means that everything within it also has opacity less than 1 - so in this case the titles of two of the circles were fainter. We get round this by putting the background color on a before pseudo element so we can set its opacity independently.

Also, the blur made text blur, and the code did not make the text fill the circles.

This snippet attempts to get round these problems - the main change is that positioning is done absolute and without the separate top and bottom divs. The three circle elements are drawn within the ven_diagram element which is 'shrunk' so that they overlap.

CSS variables are used to define some dimensions so they should be easy to change and almost everything is done in terms of vmin to make the diagram responsive (including font-size) though you could substitute px if responsiveness at this level is not required.

An alteration had to be made to the sensing of mouse movements as there are overlapping elements, so one element's mouseover could be another element's mouseout. mouseleave/enter are used instead and the active circle only made inactive if the mouse leaves it, not a neighbouring circle.

The blurring of other circles when one is hovered over has not been implemented. Instead the background color has been made opacity 1 to put the text on a clearer background.

More 'tidying up' is probably possible, but hopefully this will help start on the process: