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Imagine I want to make a tuple like template container as part of api interface. And I want to constraint it to the list of allowed types plus an instance of this template container. Now I have something like this:

My code use templates heavily. I have a number of overloaded functions

I have a question about type assertions between a struct generated with reflect and a normal struct.

I know that this is a very limited use cases, but I would still like to know why it won't work.

https://play.golang.org/p/Ko7e8ysgjCk

Let's say we have a 5x5 matrix, filled with 0s.

I am very new to snakemake and also not so fluent in python (so apologies this might be a very basic stupid question):

I am currently building a pipeline to analyze a set of bamfiles with atlas. These bamfiles are located in different folders and should not be moved to a common one. Therefore I decided to provide a samplelist looking like this (this is just an example, in reality samples might be on totaly different drives):

For example, if I have a list of

[2,2,3,5,4,6]

and I filter for even numbers, I want to output the indexes of those numbers:

[1,2,5,6]

I know about the filter function which return the elements. How can I get their indexes instead? I have defined the fuction index which return the elements with their indexes as tuplets. Any hints how should I continue?

I have a CSV file with 3 columns and 80 rows. I want to load them as following list of tuplet. Is that possible with pandas?

results = [((55.5,69.5),1),((71,81.5),1),.....]

results.csv

I am working with a TypeScript, Angular, NGRX application. I have been writing my state observables without using selectors - the main reason is that I have found that they are less powerful than using RxJS operators directly. As an example, it is not possible to restrict the emission of events using selectors alone - instead a filtering operator must be used.

For the most part, I have had no issues replacing selectors with observables - observables can compose in all of the same ways that selectors can - with one exception: I cannot figure out how to compose observables which may be triggered from the same action. Usually, I have used combineLatest as my goto observable composer; however, in the case when two observables would update on the same action, there is a transient update where one of the observables has a value from the new state and the other has a value from the previous state.

Originally, I considered using the zip observable creator instead; however, while this solves the problem when two observables update together, it does not solve the problem when one observable is updated without the other - as is entirely possible with an NGRX architecture.

I then considered the auditTime(0) operator, which does solve the problem of removing the transient update, but has new problems 1) It causes observables to emit on a later event loop which breaks some assumptions inside of the application (solvable, but annoying) 2) It causes various observables to emit as soon as they can, whereas I would like all observables to emit together, on the same store pulse. Graphically, this means that rendering of different parts of the application are staggered, instead of being drawn together on the same frame (note that our application is very data-heavy, and it is often necessary to drop frames on store pulses)

Finally, I wrote a custom operator to compose observables which are derived from the same source

I test my code using travis. Recently someone added gcc9 to the set of compilers the code gets tested with. While everything compiles fine with gcc8 (both with c++14 and c++17) and gcc-9.1.0 with c++14 it fails with gcc-9.1.0 with c++17 with the following error: