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QUESTION
I am pulling my hair out trying to get jupyter lab to run. I previously had it running great, but the machine which was running my server was reset for the first time in months, and since, I am unable to connect to lab.
Jupyter-notbook is working fine.
I have seen various suggestions online to update this and that, to execute jupyter lab build
but nothing has helped. I have even tried a fresh install of miniconda, and creating a fresh environment.
I get this output when I try to connect:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 10:15JupyterLab 3.0 requires jinja2 >= 2.10. You must have installed a different version after installing JupyterLab or have broken dependencies for another reason. First, check for broken dependencies running:
QUESTION
I've been trying to plot an ellipse (circle) with two different sections, represented by two different line styles. Because I am plotting an ellipse with 3D coordinates in a 2D space, I want the portion of the ellipse, with Z<0, to be a different line style and for Z>0 yet another line style. However, I end up with a line running through the middle of the ellipse. Here is a short portion of my code and a sample image:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 23:55When you write x5[z5<0]
, you create a shorter array, with all positive z-values filtered away. plt.plot()
will connect the points in the order they are encountered, which can lead to the superfluous diagonal line.
With a mask, on the contrary, the arrays keep their original lengths, and plt.plot()
skips the missing segments.
QUESTION
I'm just a beginner who has started to create Android Apps. But I have a problem for which I can't find any solutions. I'm creating an app for the planets in our solar system. I have put the information about the planets inside a ScrollView
that is melting. Here's my XML file:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 17:47There were some problems in the TextView:
Changed:
QUESTION
I have two data tables --
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 22:48Some id
s are in dt2
that aren't in dt
.
Try dt2[!dt, on = 'id']
to see which ones.
You can also just add nomatch = 0
to the initial join to discard them. I.e.
QUESTION
when i try to export a variable in my HTML file and import in my main.js file it it throws an error:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'
that refeers to the at the start of my index.html and i don't know why
require
doesn't grab the script with the module tag?
I just want the variable to show up in the main.js
I tried it with global.foo
but that didn't work either
index.html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-14 at 23:35That will definitely not work: node and electron's implementations of require
expect a JS file, whether from the main or a renderer process. It is unable to extract the content of a
QUESTION
Unknowingly I deleted my all important files. Firstly, I initialized my directory using git init then I added the files using git add . after that to unstage my files I run this command "git rm -r . -f" which removed all my files from my local computer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 17:38Anything that you've added with git add
will still be in your repository, at least temporarily. You can run git fsck --lost-found
to find the objects which are dangling (that is, not associated directly or indirectly with any ref).
You'll get output like this:
QUESTION
I have written an algorithm for a calendar style I found online. I would like it to print the algorithm in the tk window on the click of the button after entering a year. unfortunately it wont. I tested the algorithm alone using, this code as a test implement of the algorithm. the algorithm will print to terminal by entering 'Mer' and a year such as '2020' but the algorithm will not print to tkinter in a grid identical to the terminal. it will not print to the tkinter window at all and there is no error message so im not sure what to try next.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-05 at 01:15I found a few bugs in your code that I addressed. This hopefully will help you getting forward:
- The method make_calendar is declared twice. I removed the second one as the button2 should be created where the other tk elements are created as well.
- is_leap is given a string from the tk input but it needs an integer
- calculate_calendar directly prints out to the console. that is bad. I changed it to return a string. now we can have two methods print_calendar and display_calendar. both are using the result from calculate_calendar.
- not sure how a tkinter Text object works. I changed your lower_label to a tk.Label and now I can update the content.
The following code works for me - it displays the proper content in the TK label and it can print out to the console.
QUESTION
please copy and save this code.py and enter (without quotes) a day such as "Mer" and then a non leap year like 2019 and notice leap day is still showing up in the print out. i need to delete tuple [3] if it is a leap year and then let it print the 'tup' list after tuple[3] has been excluded from the list
EDIT CHANGING ALL EDITS MENTIONED BY CONFIRMED ANSWERER RESULTED IN GOOD CODE AND I FOUND THAT THE BUG WAS I MISVALUED LEAP DAY RANGE AS 70 WHEN IT SHOULD BE 69 IN ORDER TO GET THE CODE WORKING. THANK YOU.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-25 at 21:15The problem is likely related to this line of code:
QUESTION
i have been trying to print two different calendars ('calender', and 'calendar') in this code; the difference in the two lists is one is a leap year and the other is not. i have been working on it for a few days and reading all the documentation i can but for some reason this code keeps returning the following error:
for month, days in (calender or calendar):
ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2)
it is expecting 2 values which i provided 2 values and it still will not run.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-23 at 22:28To loop over two lists at the same time, you have to use the zip() function, like this:
QUESTION
We have a large monorepo with multiple projects (A and B) inside of it. I currently have Jenkins setup as a Multibranch Pipelines project that watches the monorepo for PRs. If a PR is created, Jenkins builds both A and B.
Now, I want Jenkins to be smarter and only build project A if any change in the PR introduced a change in the A/
directory. This is proving very difficult.
when { changeset "A/" }
only appears to check if the last commit changed a file in A/
, not if the PR changed a file in A/
.
So I made it smarter using https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-54285 and did:
when { expression { return sourceChanged("A/") } }
with sourceChanged
defined as:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-14 at 22:19Ok, I finally solved it.
It appears (please correct me if I have the terminology incorrect) that Jenkins does what's called a bare clone which means you won't have access to any refs unless you specifically fetch them. Thus, you will not have access to your branch names, local or remote.
The key is in these 2 lines of the log:
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