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Have a dataset like below and would like to know various ways to solve the question of : what % of orders were within 20 minutes of each other?

Result set should look like this:

3/7 = 0.42%

My approach was to first do a Self join with the table to get a count of rows which fall within the 20% but struggling to take out the duplicate rows.

Anyways, look forward to seeing some crafty answers.

Thank you.

I have a problem with the code below. With that code, we can select specific product and give them a different style in the shop archive. This is working.

However, I guess there is a error in the code.

Once I activated the checkbox for a product, it always appears in the new style even when I uncheck the checkbox. I assume that I made a error with the get_post_meta object.

Can someone help me with that?

Code to display the check box in the general product settings and add the class, based on the value in the check box

Are there any crafty tricks to mix two shaders together? i.e. to add the shaders together, else to render one shader in a central square and another as a frame? Can we rename some of the input-output parameters and add them in a final image mix meta-function?

i.e. If i change

I am trying to make an equal dimension square grid over a given area using R. I want my grid to be 1km x 1km square. I see examples like this which illustrate equal lat/long grids:

Creating a regular polygon grid over a spatial extent, rotated by a given angle

but that's not even size. It seems like I should be able to take the st_make_grid function and create this, but I can't grok how to make the grid 1km x 1km.

https://r-spatial.github.io/sf/reference/st_make_grid.html

I'd like, for example, to start at (37,-89.2) and end at (36.2,-86.8) and create an evenly spaced grid that's 1km x 1km. How would I do that with R?

Note: the tricky part it seems, is keeping the grid really 1km x 1km over a very large area. I can keep the grid equal dimensions in decimal degrees, but that's not equal distance on the ground.

I've been able to do this with PostGIS, thanks to a crafty answer here. In PostGIS I've created a function:

I have a package called "random-words" and it generates a random word every day.

This is the main program:

I'm using Kotlin with databinding and MVVM architecture. I'm having difficulty getting my adapter to populate data on my layout using a listAdapter. I have to use a listAdapter due to the library I'm using (so no recyclerView unfortunately). Here's my code:

MainActivityViewModel.kt

We have an ASP.NET .NET Framework 4.7.2 project. Unfortunately, we want to reference newer Nugets, which inevitably drag in .NET Standard, or worse yet, Core. Every time we want to include a new Nuget, it's like playing Russian roulette with the project. Most of the time, it will result in some version of:

You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'.

Today, it happened during compilation of a view, after referencing a .NET Standard project.

As there are multiple System.Runtime DLLs, from .NET Framework, Standard, or Core, and Visual Studio can't tell which one to put in the bin folder. Usually it defaults on Framework from the GAC.

Failed Solution:

We have tried all sorts of things, primarily in our web.config:

Quick overview: The application uses Google's Speech-To-Text to realtime convert the microphone input to text. Because of this, the API key has to be (?) on the cliënt's computer.

It's a webapplication embedded in Electron, so that it has access to the local file system and can start the server that communicates with Google's API. It then sends the received data to the webapplication via a websocket.

What I just realized was that no matter what language I write the server in, a very crafty user might be able to retrieve the API key from the code. How do I protect that key?

I want to make a mobile device to scroll to a certain position and then output it as an alert. My code works fine in chrome on my PC but not on mobile devices. When I run developer tools in chrome on my PC and select view on mobile devices it doesn't work, even though it works fine in the PC view mode. If I set the position to say 30 pixels the screen doesn't move at all, in mobile device view, and the alert comes back with zero. What am I doing wrong?