timely | Lightweight and easy to use timing decorators in JavaScript | Analytics library
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kandi X-RAY | timely Summary
When developing in JavaScript you often find yourself in situations where you want to measure the time it takes for a function to execute. Profilers can find this out but if you just want to measure the time for a function or two you might want to try Timely. Timely doesn't affect the parameters or return values of the functions that it measures. Instead it decorates the existing functions with a timing functionality that is completely transparent to the callers.
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QUESTION
This might not be a MassTransit question per se, but I'm trying to debug what's going on.
We are using MassTransit (7.1.8) with Azure Service Bus. Most of our messages are published just fine in a timely manner, but sometimes messages take a really long time to publish. And I don't understand why.
Our 4 (premium) ASB instances are under load, but CPU/Memory isn't above ~70% which I guess shouldn't be alarming.
Here's a snippet from our logs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 12:12As explained in the comments above, Azure Service Bus was throttling the namespace, forcing the Azure SDK to fail and automatically retry the operation after a ten second delay.
The request was terminated because the namespace is being throttled. Error code : 50002. Please wait 10 seconds and try again
The failure and subsequent retry are handled entirely within the Azure SDK components, and not visible to MassTransit.
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I am trying to implement a stateful process with Apache Beam. I've gone through both Kenneth Knowles articles (Stateful processing with Apache Beam and Timely (and Stateful) Processing with Apache Beam), but I didn't find a solution to my issue. I am using the Python SDK.
In particular, I am trying to have a stateful DoFn that contains key-value objects and I need to add new elements and sometimes remove some.
I saw a solution may be to use a SetStateSpec with Tuple coder inside my DoFn class. The problem is that the SetSpaceSpec has no option for a 'pop'-like function. It seems to me that the only way to delete elements is to delete them all with .clear().
It looks like you can't specify just an element to erase with this function.
A chance to overcome this problem may be to clear and rewrite state any time I need to delete an element in the state, but this looks inefficient to me.
Do you have any idea on how to do it efficiently?
Python version 3.8.7
apache-beam==2.29.0
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 14:36I followed @TudorPlugaru's suggestion and I come out with this. Hope it will be useful for someone else.
QUESTION
I'm reading a large CSV file and one of the columns has below representation.
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 07:34Use Series.str.contains with joined values of list by | for regex or with case=False for case non sensitive search:
QUESTION
In-app updates is not visible to my app user's due to playstore cache issue. My user are not able to timely update the app. What is solution to this ? not everytime i can tell my user to clear cache of playstore.
How can i get a callback in which i can remove cache and sharedpreference on app update. either its autoupdate from playstore or they manually click on update button on playstore. is there is way to capture those events?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 19:51That's not immediate so your users should wait until google play detect the update and notify your users. It also depends on how you set up your distribution on Google play console.
Users can delete the cache going to Settings/Apps/Google Play Store/Storage -> Clear Cache
QUESTION
I'm trying to generate a dictionary from a list and a function that computes a key-value pair from an element of said list, such as in
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 20:40You can use the built-in map function.
QUESTION
I have used this Tkinter Combobox for getting a value from the user. It does the same and after getting the user input, the selected value is not assigned to that variable. And the twist is, it is an empty STRING. How can I assign the selected value to a variable as a FLOAT?
My CODE:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 11:53Use a DoubleVar() for the textvariable option of Combobox():
QUESTION
I have a file I'd like to parse to json. First item looks as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 12:21As @CharlesDuffy says, you can use ast.literal_eval().
You can read the content directly from your file:
QUESTION
I am attempting to obtain sentiment scores on comments in a data frame with two columns, Author and Comment. I used the command
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 13:21Welcome to SO, Père Noël.
Pacakge {sentimenter}'s get_sentences() breaks the text input into sentences by default, as its name implies. To reconstruct the original text input as the defining key in your final data frame, you need to group and summarize the sentence-based output produced by sentiment().
In this example, I will simply average the sentiment scores, and append sentences by their element_id.
QUESTION
Input:
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Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 12:21import pandas as pd
from pandas import json_normalize
words_series = df2["Topic_Keywords"].str.split(",")
def find_max(words):
words = words.split(",")
matched = words_series.apply(lambda x : set(x).intersection(words)).str.len()
max_len = matched.max()
max_index = matched.argmax()
d = df2.loc[max_index].to_dict()
d.pop("Topic_Keywords")
return {
**d,
"string_match" : max_len
}
df["result"] = df["Topic_Keywords"].apply(find_max)
out_df = df.join(json_normalize(df["result"])).drop("result",axis=1)
out_df = out_df.assign(match_score=out_df["string_match"] * 10)
QUESTION
I would like to fill a square-shaped CustomPaint Widget with a large number of random, colour-filled rectangles. The animation needs to be updated at a set FPS rate. I have a working demo, but even with only a 100x100 random matrix, the max FPS seems to be around 30 on my phone. The code needs to be cross-platform (android and iOS).
I am new to Flutter, and I was wondering if there was a more performant way of generating this animation. The logic is not complex at all, but I guess the high number of random value generation and the thousands of tiny rectangles are a challenge to generate in a timely manner. On native android, I used openGL and GLSurfaceView, and I was hoping that Flutter has something equally performant ...
here is a link to my code: https://gist.github.com/ize8/f734b9d62d78c74667a845f211e06fb7
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 12:50decodeImageFromPixels() and then drawing the Image from the callback onto a CustomPaint provided a satisfactory performance boost. Although still not at the level of Android+GLSurfaceView, it is still acceptable :)
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