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I want to have a Chat-like simple UI where the chats can scroll & 2 buttons are at the end.

Currently, it looks like:

Full reproduction → https://play.tailwindcss.com/mKgRCKKVBq

The code looks like:

I have a discussion/post type app where members can create a Post. A Post will have a normal header, body & footer. Each post can have multiple responses, each response is also a Post. And that post can have its own responses. I have managed to get all the backend stuff sorted but how to organise this in React. I am using a Symfony backend with React front-end with web pack encore I wasn't exactly sure how I could do the recursion logic in react. When I test this out the whole browser crashes, I assume its because I dont know how to put the base condition to stop the recursion.

What I know for sure: There will always be a Parent Post, If there are no responses, the ResponseList can return an empty component

I have created a simple dummy example & the code is below:

A bit new to this, so i would be needing some clarity. I want a scenario where I would click a button, it goes to the REST api, initiates a get request from the REST api and populate some fields. here is a dummy REST api i created in Node.Js

I'm having trouble with brew install

I had macOS BigSur and could use commands like brew easily but in recent downgrade (Mojave) I can't do it anymore

it freeze about 60 second and reply with (If I getting it right) that can't update the main repository

CODE :

I'm trying to get all possible combinations for each list in a nested list. I've tried the following code below, but it is printing an empty list

I have been exploring coding recently and I really enjoy grinding a problem down. I am getting comfortable with AppleScript now and I think it is a good option for what I want to do in the future with coding. My gut tells me that Automator would be less efficient RAM wise and I don't like how it is sectioned off; to constraining and confusing. I like the sandbox feature of a scripting language. I built a pretty good script for a web crawler that opens an online stock portfolio and prunes the market price of cryptocurrencies. I plan on utilizing technological decision making labs to create a cryptocurrency forecasting workbook for my hopes and dreams to make money some day, if ever :[ I have day dreams of making a live excel file that builds plots with hourly fluctuations in the trading.

To make it a full fledged automated system I need some sort of way to loop the script or schedule it to run on a schedule to get lots of data points for the mathematical models I hope to formulate from the data. I have tried really hard to make the idle handler work but it just doesn't operate like the tutorials describe. It seems you can't use "on idle" with certain commands and I get an error every gosh darn time I use the thing. I found a help page that showed how to incorporate a "beep" function to make sure the idle loop is running and when I compile and save as an "always running App" it doesn't play the beep so I guess that's another problem I haven't figured out. I get the beep to work sometimes but with my final draft of my program now I can't get it to work. I have tried inserting it ever so carefully within tell statements because I have found it works with them sometimes. And I guess you can't have the idle handler span the entire script; it needs to be called in one command structures tree to work. But I still haven't had the App run the script from idle with all the work I've put in looking into this solution. Anybody that has the hush hush on the idle handler secrets can do their best to try to explain the inner workings of the script to me but I find that it takes me a long time to learn coding because it is a lot of very technical reading with precious few opportunities to forge your own learning. Coding is a lot of boiler plate rehashes and I assume I will be chipping away at writing code long into my grey hair days with what I've learned so far.

But if you could use this question to collect some reading material on how to take a moderately well written script to run in 30 minute increments in the background of a laptop that can handle most computing loads fairly well it would be most appreciated. I'm not against Automator; it's just hard in it's own right with all the things you have to know to get it to work. As I said, any info about the idle handler and how to get it to work would be helpful. Also, if it is possible to write code in AppleScript to generate plots in Microsoft Excel, I like making models for shirts and googles.

I guess I will share what I've worked on for the last chunk of a weeks worth of grinding the tutorials offered currently online for free. Any critiques or suggestions on how to make the script I've got so far better is greatly appreciated and I don't mind if you snatch something you like if I did a good jerb. This is a web crawling cryptocurrency stock analyzer currently. It follows 3 currencies and writes data to an excel file with year, month, day, and seconds to collect a mass of data for a stronger mathematical model. I studied technological forecasting techniques that apply seasonality to data so the forecasts are better than just using the trend line function in excel, though with the variability with cryptocurrency I wouldn't put much salt on a long term prediction of market prices. I just want to be watching for those oh so gut wrenching stock crashes for a chance to limp in to the game with what little money I can scrounge together for sustenance.

I need to send an encrypted email with a binary attachment from bash. I've read the RFC, and the openssl docs as well as a couple additional posts here in SF to no avail.

So far the process I understand goes like this:

1. Create a MIME message
2. use openssl smime to encrypt it generating additional headers for the envelope. This should be signed with my own private key but encrypted with the recipient's public key.
3. pipe this output to sendmail
4. The receiver should be able to decrypt the whole thing in outlook.

However what I'm seeing is a bit of garbled text. If anyone can shine some light where I'm messing up, I'd be thankful.

What follows are the nitty gritty details:

1. MIME Message

I want to create a mapping of indices from one dataframe with another dataframe's indices when the text column (given) matches. The length of both the dataframes are equal and there is always going to be a full match.

Why is it a practice to define a new function inside a decorator as the wrapper function below: