intimidate | Node module to upload to s3 with automatic retries | File Upload library
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intimidate is a node module to upload files to S3 with support for automatic retry and exponential backoff. It uses the excellent knox library to handle the heavy lifting. When you need those uploads to back off, use intimidate. - The Readme.
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QUESTION
I am not comfortable with Python - much less intimidated and at ease with R. So indulge me on a silly question that is taking me a ton of searches without success.
I want to fit in a regression model with sklearn both with OLS and lasso. In particular, I like the mtcars dataset that is so easy to call in R, and, as it turns out, also very accessible in Python:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 14:46Here are two ways - unsatisfactory, especially because the variables labels seem to be gone once the regression gets going:
QUESTION
I have a script that makes a backup of 3 sql databases.
I've attached the full script and its output in the two code blocks below. Don't be intimidated by their size, i'm simply calling the powershell cmdlet Backup-SqlDatabase
at some point.
Backup-SqlDatabase documentation
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/sqlserver/backup-sqldatabase?view=sqlserver-ps
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 10:06My answer would not explain how to use the Backup-SqlDatabase
in PowerShell, nor how to configure permissions needed to run this cmdlet.
When I wanted to backup a database with a PowerShell script I did not use the Backup-SqlDatabase
cmdlet. I prefer to compose a native SQL BACKUP DATABASE
command.
So, I created two files. One was a PowerShell script, another was a SQL script.
make_backup.sql
has a BACKUP DATABASE
command:
QUESTION
I would like to use a global array / variable in my function. The function should be executed as long as IDS are in the array.
...In the variable "var files = [...];" there are for example two IDS, depending on how many files are in the folder.
var files = ['16EdsAx', '16wQxxIc'];
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 01:48I believe your goal as follows.
- You want to retrieve the Google Document IDs from the function of
getListOfId
.- In this case, the IDs returned from
getListOfId
are always the file IDs of Google Document.
- In this case, the IDs returned from
- You want to use the file IDs to
docID
oflet results = getDocItems(docID, identifier);
in the function ofrunsies
. - You want to put the values retrieved from the function of
getDocItems
to the sheet ofStock_Data
in the Google Spreadsheet.
- In this case, I would like to propose the following flow.
- Retrieve the file IDs from
getListOfId
.- In this modification, the file IDs retrieved from
getListOfId
are used inrunsies
.
- In this modification, the file IDs retrieved from
- Put the file IDs to
getDocItems
using a loop. - Put the result values to the Spreadsheet.
- Retrieve the file IDs from
- When I saw your script for putting values to the Spreadsheet, the values are put to the active sheet. If you want to put the values to the sheet of
Stock_Data
in the Google Spreadsheet ofconst ss = "17a55HCwlO5uF8gkXpG";
, it is required to modify the script. - And also, in your script, by
const range = activeSheet.getRange(6,1,results.length,1);
andrange.setValue(results);
, the 1st element in the array ofresults
is put the number of times of the length ofresults
from the cell "A6". When you want to put the values from the row 6, it is required to modify the script.
When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.
Modified script:getListOfId()
Please set your folder ID.
QUESTION
Please do not get intimidated by the wall of code! My question simply put would be the following - can I somehow reuse the code and place whatever arguments I want in the place of // DoSomething? I do not want to copy and paste the same wall of code, I want to make it less repetitive and easier to maintain. I have wondered about this problem, but I do not see a straightforward solution and I am unable to find one.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 20:38You can use a delegate. It might look something like this:
QUESTION
View of abilities list / dataframe I would like to print the first skill in the abilities list for the first 10 rows. I have the first 10 rows, and have tried indexing the list with .str but I am having trouble. Thank you so much for your help.
df.loc[0:10]['Abilities']
OUTPUT:
0 Overgrow,Chlorophyll 1 Overgrow,Chlorophyll 2 Overgrow,Chlorophyll 3 Sturdy 4 Blaze,Solar Power 5 Blaze,Solar Power 6 Blaze,Solar Power 7 Sand Force,Sheer Force,Intimidate 8 Water Compaction,Sand Veil 9 Torrent,Rain Dish 10 Torrent,Rain Dish Name: Abilities, dtype: object
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 01:54It might not be the most efficient/designed-for way but:
first_item_list = [df.loc[0:10]['Abilities'].values[i].split(',')[0] for i in range(10)]
seems to be doing the job!
QUESTION
Y'all, I'm trying to alleviate some of my work in migrating from a face-to-face teaching environment to one that is remote for at least the next three months. To this end, I am trying to create randomized lists of eligible vocabulary words for quizzes. I can have it generate up to eighteen sets of words for an identical number of quizzes, but I seem to be fumbling with checking whether the randomly selected word is already part of that quiz, i.e. I am getting a ton of repeats. Since one word is taught per day, this means the first biweekly quiz will have ten eligible words; the second, twenty words; the third, thirty words; etc. Please see the code below, and thank you in advance for your help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 01:31You probably want to try using random.sample(all_words, 10)
and loop over to extend the output for subsequent weeks (changing 10 to the desired number of words). You will need to import random
first.
QUESTION
I already have this working but looking to optimize this. It takes a really long time to extract the article data related to this because my methodology is using a for-loop. I need to go row-by-row and it takes alittle more than a second to run each row. However, in my actual dataset I have about 10,000 rows and it is taking a really long time. Is there a way to extract the full article other than a for-loop? I am doing the same methodology for every row so I'm wondering if there is a function in R similar to like multiplying a column by a number which is super quick.
Creation of dummy dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 09:55You can parallelize the loop :
QUESTION
Long-time lurker, typically use SPSS/graphpad for stats, sloowly but surely grinding away at learning how to use R studio.
In SPSS I have a dataset with three variables: insurance (categorical, 4 levels); npo_violation (categorical, 2 levels) and frequency (scale, this represents the frequency with which for example, medicaid did/did not violate npo).example dataset in SPSS
I am trying to trying to bring this dataset with the frequency count variable into r-studio so that I can make grouped barcharts based on the percentages of combinations.
I have used foreign/haven/Hmisc to bring it into r studio and also created it myself
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 01:03Here are two plots based on your data:
QUESTION
I have a program that exec
s another program and then communicates with that process over stdin/stdout
. I want to inject a small logger that captures the communication, which (I think) is synchronous line-by-line text, propagates the two-way communication but also logs it to a file.
Are there any trivial ways to do this? I've tried to use strace
, but it just gives to much noise, and I rather want to capture the whole sequence so I want to start it when the exec
ing takes place.
I was think of creating a small program that just sits in between the caller and the callee and after it has exec
ed the real callee reads from stdin, logs, puts that on the callees stdin, and then waits for something to get back on the callees stdout, log that and then write that back to the caller.
Sounds simple but I was slightly intimidated by setting up the pipe connections and the difficulty to debug such a program. So I thought that I ask here for a simpler solution before putting that effort into it.
I've googled a bit but have a hard time to formulate a good query. Mostly ending up with things like this which is still code and only capturing one-way communications.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-31 at 12:35Ok, so I bit the bullet and wrote the program...
We need three child processes, two to monitor, propagate and log the stdin and stdout respectively, and one to exec the real target.
The tricky part is how to connect the pipes. I learned some basics from a video by Ramesh Yerraballi which enabled me to assemble the pieces.
Here's the repo for for my implementation of injecting a pipe-spy between two processes communicating over pipes.
QUESTION
I want to add social sign up feature to my personal webapp project. I've searched for days, but found no Bottle plugin for Authlib. I found similar package bottle-oauthlib, but it says "oauthlib is deprecated, use authlib."
As I am an intimidate Python web programmer, it's hard for me to use Authlib in Bottle.
- Is there any example project built with Bottle + Authlib?
- Or should I switch Bottle framework to another? (As I've found some Flask + Authlib samples)
See also my another question posted a few days ago.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-29 at 09:37Nope no bottle plugin that I know of. you have two good options:
- use Flask (or another supported framework)
- create the "plugin" yourself and donate it as open source ;)
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