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QUESTION
I wanted to write a function in DataWeave (DW 2.0, Mule Runtime 4.3) that could decorate a text message with a banner of * around it, mostly to help call out events in the log.
What I came up with was this, but it feels a little bit Rube Goldberg still. So is there a much more efficient way to write this that I've overlooked?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 17:27Well, that is embarrassing. When this idea is refactored for string interpolation and the use of the right tool, the answer looks much better.
QUESTION
Our warehouse management package has a bottleneck (one of many) with a stored procedure and the major slowdown is due to the query that produces this execution plan.
https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=HkNg65elP
The stored proc can take anywhere from 3 to 10 seconds to run which is quite slow in the context of the business process it runs in.
Some additional info: Yes, there is one table where a full table scan is being done, but this table is narrow, and only has 76 rows. The query does some left joins and some sorting which is needed to produce the correct top result. Overall, it is a bit of a "Rube Goldberg" type query and could probably be simplified, but my goal is to see if it is possible to help with some indexing (which I've done and it's helped a little) or even some small tweaks to the query if needed.
In the end, I need to know where to focus next based on the plan.
Here is the query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 17:09Without knowing the structure of your tables, and the data, my suggestion is to look at that the parts that have a higher execution cost. In your example, that would be at the top right: 14% (inner join), 17% and 22% respectively, + 19% & 25% elsewhere.
Something else that is important: your indexes and are they being used like they should. I think not.
To focus on the 25% (Key Lookup (Clustered)): this link may help you better understand the problem (and save me a long explanation). Again, I don't know the structure of your tables. But I feel like your index is not adequate here.
I see this: CONVERT_IMPLICIT(nvarchar(4000)
. What is this ? Could it be slowing down performance ?
If the tables have a bad structure and the data model is wrong, then it's going to be more difficult to optimize. Adding more indexes or rephrasing your queries is not always the solution.
QUESTION
I am looking at analyzing text files which have a known structure. Before going into a Rube-Goldberg-machine kind of solution I wanted to check if there was a standard approach to such problems.
The file structure is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 09:25This works for me:
QUESTION
Hey guys I haven't done web dev in a while. I have made my site what I thought to be responsive using flexbox.
Also first time posting here. Please let me know what the conventional ways of getting help is if this is an influx of information.
I have two pages in total. A home page and a gallery showing all my work.
Some HTML elements(videos) have a library attached to the semantics to get rid of javascript. In this case I'm using AOS (Animate on scroll).
Anyways, I made the first page (Home) responsive to iphoneX but I cannot get the gallery page responsive in any way, shape or form and it is driving me crazy.
I'm aware that there are probably LOTS of errors and easier way to do things.
Aside from the responsiveness of the gallery page - please share tips on how I can change some things.
If you're confused as for what I'm asking. Just help PLEASE with the responsiveness of the gallery page for and iPhone X and iPad.
Thanks!
HTML GALLERY SECTION ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 11:18for Responsiveness issues, I think this video might solve it : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bam83Xv4VMA it will show how it can be done without media queries.
QUESTION
I am trying to find out the surface area of each of the faces of a cube and the corresponding outward unit normals. This operation is done on a finite element mesh, so I have transformed each surface of the cube into the isoparametric form using shape(basis) functions and then tried to extract the area and normals.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-14 at 08:10Normal: take three vertices and compute the cross product of the vectors they form.
Area: apply the shoelace formula on XY, YZ, and ZX, then take the Euclidean norm of the three results.
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I've been looking into this issue for a while, I hope to get some clarification here.
I have developed a Template class. One of its methods takes for input two functions with different parameters, as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-20 at 07:19Member functions and non-member functions are called entirely different. As a result, they don't mix well. The approach to address this issue is to accept function objects instead of either function pointers or pointer to member functions is to accept function objects. These still won't necessarily accept member functions right away but carefully implementing the resulting function can deal transparently with all kinds of function objects.
To deal with function objects there are broadly two different approaches:
Accept the function object as template parameter. Doing so is great for performance: the compilers happily inline all of the operations if they can see through the call chain (and passing lambda functions instead of function pointers makes that rather successful). The downside of this approach is that a function template needs to be exposed. Depending on the context that may be rather problematic. Also, the required signature isn't visible in the function signature and needs to specified elsewhere.
You could write your
BFS()
member as below. The use ofstd::invoke()
deal with passing passing anything which can be considered a function object including member function pointers and member pointers:
QUESTION
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I am trying to have an alexa communicate with a dragonboard to turn on an LED. I am using aws' iot core javascript sdk to listen for mqtt calls and python-shell to execute a python script to blink the LED. I modified device-example.js to look as follows
device-example.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-28 at 21:52Not sure what exactly fixed the problem but here is what I did to make it work
- Set the path to the python script to be the absolute bath
- Changed the service script to call the javascript file directory
QUESTION
I have a large data set divided into many small groups by a grouping variable = grp
; all members of a group are contiguous in the order of the larger data set. The members of a group each have an id code (= id
) and are numbered sequentially from 1. Within a group, some members meet a logical criterion = is_child
. Each member has a variable (momloc
) that contains either zero or the ID number of another of another group member (the mother if present).
I wish to assign to each individual in the data set the number of group members who has momloc equal to their ID, and zero if none do. I am trying to do this in dplyr as I have the groups set up there, and I have code that works, but it is a Rube Goldberg contraption of nested ifelse functions that adds two additional columns for intermediate values, one of which contains a vector, goes through the data set three times, and is incredibly slow. There has to be a better way than that. I'm getting tangled in the different syntax for mutate, working on rows, and summary, working on groups.
Below is a simplified data set and desired outcome
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-21 at 08:53It could easily be the case that I misunderstood your question. But I think a table()
of momloc
and grp
is what you are looking for:
QUESTION
Noob to Rubes. I have an array which I built in a js file that I am inserting into a text area. This works fine, but when I submit my form the array looks like this ["68\r\n67\r\n66"]. I just want the song list array (see below controller) to look like [68,67,66]
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-24 at 20:01You can call String#split
which will break the String on space/new-line characters and give an array
QUESTION
I'm very new to rails and am having some trouble. I have a model called BusinessDates that consists of two tables, calendar_date and seasonality (you can ignore seasonality). What I'm trying to achieve is to be able to move through them easily like folders.
It took me a few solid days of google-foo, but I was able to have the index display a list of each unique year in order as links with friendly_ids. From here I want to click on it and have it link to a new view that displays a list of each unique month in that particular year in order as links with friendly_ids. Then (as you could guess) have it display on another new view a list of all the days in the selected month in the selected year. I want the url to be business_dates/2016/5/21 or in other words business_dates/(year)/(month)/(day).
My issue: I don't know where to go from here. I can't even seem to find any info on making a second level deep non-static url without either making each year month and day separate models (want to avoid that), or what looks like a rube goldberg machine to kinda get there but without views for each page (You'd have to just type the full date into the url).
Please help a beginner who feels very lost!
Controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-12 at 04:42You can create a custom route. Since I don't know the exact controller actions etc that you are using, I will give you a general answer. You can route like (will hit BusinessDatesController's :show_full_date
action):
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