loopy | unofficial cli client for CBA Loop

I have been using this code for the data visualization of a tank, and it works very well only that I want to update it every 2 seconds, I made it call the page that contains only one tank, but it does the whole animation over and over again and it doesn't look stable, I would like to update it without having to update the whole page, maybe changing the ".on('click', function(event) { $(this).waterTank(Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 0 );" but I don't know if it is possible to do it automatically every 2 seconds. This code can be found in https://github.com/AppeonixCreativeLab/waterTank in the demo, he change the data with click, but there´s no information how to make it automatically, I hope someone can help

I have following datasets:

As you can see, the "cash dividends paid" for 2016 is (2.36B). Which actually means -2360 000 000 as integer. B stands for billion and M million.

How could I replace the formating without using "loopy" methode? Preferably using pandas (and, not sure, regex).

Thank you for any guidance:-)

Via a microservice, I retrieve several packages of JSON data and spit them out onto a Vue.js-driven page. The data looks something like this:

I want to vectorize an operation, and I cannot figure out how to optimize it.

Say I have a 3D array a of shape (4, 6, 3). I want to sum the consecutively non-nan values over axis 0, and compute the maximum of the newly formed array b over axis 0.

I'm calling 4 actions from AWS Health API to collect all the findings using these loopy loops (I removed some DynamoDB pieces to make it clearer). The issue is that the script takes quite some time to run and ends up timing out after an hour because of the ExpiredTokenException. I already tried the DurationSeconds, and it's fixed at 3600.

Can I work around this somehow? Like splitting the function into multiple functions? Or that wouldn't work at all?

While I was learning about ways to create a looping generative art GIF, I encountered two different ways of making noise loops.

1. Etienne Jacob's example code in his tutorial uses 4D OpenSimplex Noise as follows.

   (float)noise.eval(scl * x, scl * y, R * cos(TWO_PI * t), R * sin(TWO_PI * t));

2. Daniel Shiffman's example code in his tutorial uses 2D Perlin Noise as follows.

   noise(cos(a) + 1, sin(a) + 1);

What I understand is that both achieves the loop by "walking in circle" in the noise space like above gif. But the difference between two are unclear to me. What is the intent of choosing 4D OpenSimplex over 2D Perlin Noise to create a looping noise?

I'm currently trying to write a small program in ASM, and I have the following issue. I take input from the user as a string which I store in a variable I've declared in the .bss section of my code; I then re-prompt and overwrite the previously stored answer and do this multiple times. My issue is if someone has entered an answer that was shorter than the last (i.e. "James" then "Jim") I get the following output:

"Hi, James" "What's your name?" "Jim" "Hi, Jimes"

What's happening here is the characters that weren't overwritten remain and get printed, as expected. What I'm wondering is how I may go about wiping the data in the .bss db between prompts?

Here is the code so far:

This issue happens on a pure PHP files served by Nginx & PHP-FPM. I've stumbled upon this issue while developing my website using Symfony but the problematic content length range is 3702-15965 for that (I wonder why it's different than vanilla PHP).

What I've tried so far:

• Timeout duration is 15 seconds but I've tried increasing it to 300 seconds and it still timeouts. So I'm guessing it's infinite loopy thing.
• It doesn't look like it's resource related because it works even if content length is 5 million characters.
• Created various tests with different characters to see if I can cause changes to the problematic content length range. Answer is no, range stayed same for all my tests.
• I have tried disabling gzip. It didn't change the length range but the response changed. Gzip enabled response: "upstream request timeout" | Gzip disabled response: Completely blank

Notes:

• This issue doesn't exist on my localhost.
• It rarely opens the page normally. I can't reproduce this consistently.
• There are no errors in Nginx, PHP or GCR logs besides the "request timed out" lines.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I am trying to figure out how to wait for a promise to be resolved before starting the next iteration in a for loop. Someone had suggested for me to use the setInterval() function instead of a for loop, which is fine if you can guess the time that it will take for the promise to resolve, but it obviously is not ideal.