remaps | geojson '; | Map library

I'm new in the VIM / NEOVIM world so I probably am doing something else wrong, but from the docs it says that Telescope will ignore all the files registered in the .gitignore file, which is definitively there but it still searches in node_modules

So this is what I do:

1. I cd into my project folder
2. Hit nvim
3. hit ff
4. Telescope opens and I start typing, but searches are really slow because they are including node_modules

These are the plugins that I have for setting up telescope

My primary goal is to prevent the reference of a self-defined type from being created. If it is impossible, then my secondary goal is to prevent the using of such reference.

I have a struct that is supported by a page of virtual memory. From time to time, that page may be remapped to a different address, while the content in the page is untouched. The remapping is done by the OS, so the user code is not directly notified when it happens. The OS maintains a reserved register that always points to the remappable page. The user code should follow this register to access the struct. It should not use the (Rust native) reference, because the reference becomes stale after the OS remaps the page.

As an example, assume that the remappable struct is defined as Remappable. Special reference types, e.g. RefField1, are defined for each field. volatile_deref() will follow the reserved register to read the field from the correct address.

I'm writing a long SQL query that I will be using to automate the process of ingesting large-ish flat files (using python to flatten heavily nested JSON files) and normalizing them for scalability and ease of use with PowerBI reports and dashboards.

Currently, I've got a long process that slices the table into multiple tables, generates mapping tables between them and the primary table, remaps a PK/FK link back to the primary table and drops the old unneeded columns from the primary table.

I'm still building and debugging the script, and I'm getting really frustrated with something that I think I'm doing wrong as I'm not very proficient in SQL.

Currently, if I try to run all of my code at once it will fail saying I'm using invalid column names. The column names are invalid with the tables in their current state, but if it would simply execute from top to bottom, they would be valid by the time it got to them. I've got to highlight and execute my drop tables statement by itself every time I want to rerun the entire script even though I've got the same drop tables statement at the top.

Any advice on how to make the script simply execute from top to bottom or how to make it step through and ignore the "current" state of the tables (prior to execution) would be greatly helpful.

Some example pseudo of what I've got:

I have an AHK script that remaps my middle mouse button the Delete key. I have added this script, along with my other scripts, to the startup folder found by shell:startup. However, this script in particular does not work even if it is loaded automatically at startup. To make it work, I once again need to reload it by choosing the Reload this script option when you rightclick the script icon in the system tray. Only after reloading the script does the mapping work as normal. What can I change to make the script work the first time it's loaded like all of my other scripts?

Here's the script itself (simple enough...)

I'm trying to write a generic type that takes a type as a parameter (which could be a plain object, an array, a primitive, etc.) and remaps the value types when it is a plain object or an array to add some configuration directives described by a Configuration type.

Let's call that hypothetic modifier Configurable. T could be any complexly nested entity. Book could be a value for T for example :

I have a cart component in my eCommerce app. I want to make animation when product is added or removed from the array. But when the state changes, it completely remaps CartItems from scratch. What is the best way to make what I want (easilly map it first time and only change single components at state change)? Thank you in advance.

I'm trying to write one function that can deinterleave 8/16/24/32 bit audio data, given that the audio data naturally arrives in an 8 bit buffer.

I have this working for 8 bit, and it works for 16/24/32, but only for the first channel (channel 0). I have tried so many + and * and other operators that I'm just guessing at this point. I cannot find the magic formula. I am using C++ but would also accept a memcpy into the vector if that's easiest.

Check out the code. If you change the demux call to another bitrate you will see the problem. There is an easy math solution here I am sure, I just cannot get it.

So I am developing a sharepoint webpart where I need to check if a user is in an AD group. Now here is the odd part the MS Graph query I need to you for that is:

i have an object Locale that holds the localisations of my app.