PIPES | Interpreter for PIPES 2D image programming language | Interpreter library

I'm using ESLint with Angular and I don't like having extra code like (observable | async) === (false | null | undefined) instead of just (observable | async). How do I disable that rule?

Trying to use pipes in bash script. This works fine on my Linux shell but bash script errors out. What am I doing wrong?

I am trying to display the p-value of a test produced in a gtsummary table in scientific format. So I want my p-value's to look like 2e-16 instead of <0.001. See table below.

Any suggestions how I can do this using the gtsummary package? I have put together a reproducible code below:

My bitbucket pipeline is as below.

As a precursor, I am using SQL Server Management Studio 18 for my Database and I am writing in Angular 11.

I am trying to write a GET method to pull my table dbo.Information from my database WeatherTemplate in SQL Server Management Studio 18. I'm continuing to recieve this error though and I am unable to resolve it:

Recently I've been messing around with named pipes for a university project I'm working on. I need to make a program that acts as a "server" - It continuously reads from a named pipe and executes whatever command is given to it through said pipe. I've managed to do this but there's a problem: 100% CPU usage. Obviously this is a problem and it would contribute to a lower grade from my professors so I'd like to reduce this.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that after reading the message from the pipe, and executing it, the server must keep on running waiting for another message. At no point should the server program terminate (except for when SIGINT or similar signal is sent). The desired behavior is for it to never leave the loop, and just keep on reading and executing the message sent by the pipe.

I am using Ionic 5 with Firebase Realtime Database and Firestore (angularfire) and Angular Routing. On most pages I am streaming databasecontent. Because of the Ionic-lifecycle the pages are not destroyed when leaving the view. As I would do in Angular, I declare my Observables in ngOnInit.

A similar question was probably asked but here goes :

Suppose I have the following erronous dates in my df (in numeric format such that yyyymmdd): 20169904, 20179999, 20161099. These dates are from my date column, where many dates are wrong - no such thing as day = 99 or month = 99.

Now I wish to ONLY change the 99 in dd to 01. In other words, I need to find ONLY the dates that are yyyymm99 and change them to yyyymm01. I am not having trouble with str_sub(df$date,7,8) <- 01. However, this changes all dd in the column to 01. I only need to change those that are yyyymm99.

Using pipes or multi-step solutions are both ok with me.

Thanks in advance!

This is my first time experimenting with BehaviorSubject, async pipes and concatMap so I'm facing some problems updating data in my DOM.

I have: