decypher | A handful of cypher utilities for Node.js | Runtime Evironment library
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decypher is a node.js library packing a handful of utilities to deal with cypher queries.
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QUESTION
Here is a hard to decypher image. I started a project where i want to take a photo of the coordinates on google earth pro and show them, for now. It works well but not on all surfaces where it will either mess up numbers or show me gibberish.This is my code.What can I do to improve the number detection?
It works by taking a screenshot of my screen, cropping it and taking out the numbers.(I know it executes infinitely for now it is no problem)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 12:29I agree with @furas make sure to read his suggested documentation. On the other hand, let this answer be a tutorial for you to dealing with small images. To make an accurate recognition, you need to:
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- Upsample
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- Center the digits
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- Apply simple-thresholding.
For small images, upsampling and centering is crucial to make the characters or digits readable by human-eye and recognizable by tesseract. Thresholding will make the features (strokes of the character and digit) available.
Upsampling Centering Threshold tesseract 44.429595° lon 26.108718"
Code:
QUESTION
As a practice I'm writing that Cesar Cypher thingy and I have a little issue, to which I couldn't find solution. My code looks like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 19:57You need to use the modulo %
operator to get back at the beginning, if you go after the length of your alphabet. It works aussi for negative value (because accessing -10 is ok, but -40 is not)
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QUESTION
Good evening, I have the following list:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 22:47You can do this without a loop:
QUESTION
I'm trying to decypher some inherited pandas code and cannot determine what the list [['DemandRate','DemandRateQtr','AcceptRate']] is doing in this line of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 11:34It is filter by columns names, here are aggregate only columns from list.
QUESTION
Trying to have Selenium click Accept on the cookie policy button before accessing the signup form. (I want to automate the waiting list functionality as it's always a race at this GYM) But I'm stuck at the first hurdle and have spent hours trying to decypher the error message. Can you please help?
Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 16:39The code you're showing doesn't reflect what's in your error stack trace. Apparently, you're calling find_element_by_link_text
like this:
QUESTION
When I run a custom function on this query to format this query to have commas. I am getting an error:
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '0.00000' to data type int.
Here is the query that works that is unmodified, it returns 2174... The outcome I truly desire is 2,174. Please proceed to the function below this one that shows where I add the function dbo.fn_FormatWithCommas()
. It compiles, but that is when I get a returned error when I try to generate a report.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 03:05I did it by wrapping the entire script in a FORMAT(VALUE, 'N0')
QUESTION
I am learning VS Code and I do not understand the hints it is giving me while I code. Is this the Bakhus-Naur form?
The hint that VS Code gives is nothing like it is in the official documentation:
Does anyone know what this log(message?: any, ...optionalParams: any(): void)
means? Or where can I find guide to decypher this?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-17 at 09:13Visual Studio Code uses the TypeScript Language Service for its ECMAScript editing experience. In other words, even when writing ECMAScript, Visual Studio Code treats it as (or more precisely, similar to) as TypeScript. It infers types for all expressions, variables, functions, parameters, properties, methods, etc. and performs type checking, overload resolution, and so on and so forth.
In order to do that successfully, it uses TypeScript Type Declaration files, both for the ECMAScript standard library and standard Web APIs (e.g. WebWorker, Canvas, XmlHTTPRequest, window
, etc.; here's the Type Declaration for the DOM, for example), as well as for any libraries that you use in your code. (For third-party code, it uses Automatic Type Acquisition, where it either takes TypeScript Type Declaration files that are shipped inside the module, if the module provides them, from the @types
NPM namespace, or the DefinitelyTyped project.) It also uses type information from JSDoc type declarations.
What you are seeing there, is just normal TypeScript function declaration syntax which in this case I believe comes from the Type Declaration file for Node.js, which is published in the @types/node
NPM package and written as part of the DefinitelyTyped project.
You can find the source code for this TypeScript Type Declaration file in types/node/globals.d.ts
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QUESTION
I'm writing a simple program in which I take a .txt file read it and encrypt or decrypt it with the Playfair algorithm using a 16x16 ASCII cipher. When I decypher a file I get it mostly correct the only issue is that the char 'o' is replaced with '_' and random sections of the text are not deciphered right.
Example:
"as she swam l z}"
d~o*dd/y``6� {;/~v_(tb_)uesp4�prxnc(z
�icehr,P`(yc'eezm"-ickin_)"
This is the section of the code that I use to decipher it. At this point I already generated the matrix and read the input file. In the encryption code if a and b are equal b is set to NULL, the last if statement checks that. The variable besedilo is the whole text of the file and M is the 16x16 matrix.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 17:09Your issue is that %
does not wrap with negative numbers. Instead you are indexing negatively when any of your positions are in the 0th column or index as then you are doing (0 - 1) % 16
which is -1. See this response here: Modulo operator with negative values for the issue.
You can easily solve this with a small helper function that handles the wrapping for you, see How to make the mod of a negative number to be positive? for a possible solution.
QUESTION
In this code, A
does not need to be static mut
, but the compiler forces B
to be static mut
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 04:00How to get stuff into the initvars section of a program in Rust?
Turns out rustc
puts static
data in .rodata
section and static mut
data in .data
section of the generated binary:
QUESTION
I am very new to python 3(and python in general), and I have decided to try to make a cypher and decypher in my own way as a personal project. The cypher works by generating a random number and multiplying the letters number value by it. It adds all of these multiplied values into a list and then adding the random number at the end.
Let's say that the list is [1976, 1995, 19]. The user would copy and paste this into the input and press enter
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 07:35When you use list
function, it converts the string to ['[', '1', '9', '7', '6', ',', ' ', '1', '9', '9', '5', ',', ' ', '1', '9', ']']
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