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- Create HTML markup for a list item .
- Highlight the selected keydown
- Set up search input
- Sets list item highlighting
- resize the center button
- Detaches the resize event handler
- Move to next item
- Move the page to the page .
- Shows the currently displayed sample API
- Shows the displayed examples
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QUESTION
Is there a way we can group it as per below output
inputData json
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Answered 2021-Aug-13 at 22:43You'll need a custom data structure:
QUESTION
Modern GPU architectures have both L1 cache and L2 cache. It is well-known that L1 cache is much faster than global memory. However, the speed of L2 cache is less clear in the CUDA documentation. I looked up the CUDA documentation, but can only find that the latency of global memory operation is about 300-500 cycles while L1 cache operation takes only about 30 cycles. Can anyone give the speed of L2 cache? Such information may be very useful, since the programming will not focus on optimizing the use of L2 cache if it is not very fast compared with global memory. If the speed is different for different architectures, I just want to focus on the latest architecture, such as NVIDIA Titan RTX 3090 (Compute Capability 8.6) or NVIDIA Telsa V100 (Compute Capability 7.0).
Thank you!
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Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 16:07There are at least 2 figures of merit commonly used when discussing GPU memory: latency and bandwidth. From a latency perspective, this number is not published by NVIDIA (that I know of) and the usual practice is to discover it with careful microbenchmarking.
From a bandwidth perspective, AFAIK this number is also not published by NVIDIA (for L2 cache), but it should be fairly easy to discover it with a fairly simple test case of a copy kernel. We can estimate the bandwidth of global memory simply by ensuring that our copy kernel uses a copy footprint that is much larger than the published L2 cache size (6MB for V100), whereas we can estimate the bandwidth of L2 by keeping our copy footprint smaller than that.
Such a code (IMO) is fairly trivial to write:
QUESTION
So far I have exported the link to my notebook are parsed the phrase using beautiful soup:
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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 18:55There are few mistakes in this code but main problem is there are 4 tables in HTML but you use find('table', ...) instead of find_all('table',...) so you get only first table but Revenue is in other table (probably in second table).
QUESTION
I have made a program that reads a selection of names, it is then turned into a Unicode example
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Answered 2020-Aug-22 at 18:19
import re
input = 'StevensJohn:-:\nWasouskiMike:-:\nTimebombTime:-:\n'
class Names:
def __init__(self, input, delimiter=':-:\n'):
self.names = [ x for x in re.split(delimiter, input) if x ]
self.diffrent_names = set(self.names)
def number_of_names(self):
return len(self.names)
def number_of_diffrent_names(self):
return len(self.diffrent_names)
def __str__(self):
return str(self.names)
names = Names(input)
print(names)
print(names.number_of_names())
print(names.number_of_diffrent_names())
QUESTION
I'm quite familiar with python and only know the basics of R; so for a class that requires "use of R", I'm leaning heavily on the library, "reticulate".
I've used this a number of times over the past month or two without issues; however, today I defined a class. I instantiated the class without issues but when I tried to call a method it returned the error AttributeError: 'TweetGrabber' object has no attribute 'user_search'
I'll break my code up into what has worked and what has not, starting with the working:
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Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 22:52TL;DR: In the REPL, empty lines mark the end of the class body. What follows is defined in the global scope rather than in the class scope.
It seems that whatever content follows the repl_python() is directly pasted into the Reticulate REPL (stripping excess indentation). Here an empty line denotes the end of the class definition. After the code for your __init__ follows an empty line and hence the class definition ends here. The following functions are not defined in class scope but instead in the global scope. Consider the following example where I paste some sample code for a class below:
QUESTION
I'm working with data managed by another department and I'm getting duplicates.
There are 3 different unique identifies:
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Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 10:40You can do something like this
But for every column you have do decide what to do with it. Like MIN(n2.nextgenorder_company_entity), but if you want to keep all you can use GROUP_CONCAT for example
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