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Hi I am making a react site which ideally should involve clustering of markers.

I have used two different techniques for this both effectively display onto the map and one even clusters but I am hoping that I can combine these techniques.

The reason for this is the two techniques are slightly different and using the technique that effectively clusters will not let me map out components but instead have to return a google marker.

This is the first technique I used.

I'm stuck, I've got this Google Maps API set up on a webflow site that works really well with the CMS and markers etc, but when trying to add the styling I just can't get it to work! If any one can advise me where the below style array from snazzy maps fits into my existing code that would be awesome!

Existing code:

In my application I use custom claims to assign roles to users. The admin can change the roles of people with a snazzy toggle button (using a cloud function), so (s)he needs to see a list of all of the users... But on the other hand when a user registers they need to be added to the users database collection. This collection isn't used to authorize anything obviously, but it's just so that the admin can change the roles for the users in that collection. So the admin needs to be able to read the table and everyone needs to be able to write in the collection.... So my rules in this regard look like this:

I'm working with

I have a large time series dataset that currently iterates through the data to change the time series data into events divided by time interval. I am looking for something more slick than iterating through, because this gets pretty slow with how large my data is. My starting dataframe looks similar to this simple one:

I have a Stored Procedure that will run within a time period (between 2-3 am), but not always at the exact same time during that period.

As part of this procedure I need to do 3 steps:

1: Get the start of yesterday's date

So if today is 13/08/2020 13:51:02 I need the query to return 12/08/2020 00:00:00 and do this dynamically

2: Get the end of yesterday's date

In the above this would return 12/08/2020 23:59:59

3: Convert both values into Unix EPOCH timestamps

I have used in the past on a similar issue (that was less time-sensitive) the below bit of Code:

I have a bit of a strange issue that I'm hoping I can get some help with.

I've got a WordPress theme that I've been developing using a dev setup including gulp & babel. I have a hosting provider with a development environment, and production environment. Up until now, I have had no issues building the theme, uploading it to the dev environment and testing it - it's all been pretty smooth.

Now I'm trying to upload the same theme (I'm talking exactly the same), to the production site, instead of the development site, and I get the following error in the console:

I've been thinking about creating a snazzy game using webgl that runs in the browser, but I've noticed that despite having an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with 3gb of vram, I am only able to use up to 512mb of vram at a time. I believe this is because the browser is using my integrated gpu rather than my dedicated gpu. I've read about several people who have had the same issue and corrected it by doing some reconfiguring, but I wouldn't want users of my web app to have to worry about this if they too had a similar issue and needed more vram to run the app.

Is there an easy "fix" for allowing the browser to utilize the dedicated gpu without having to do any technical reconfiguration? Is this just an unfortunate issue of using the gpu in the browser? Or am I not understanding something fundamental about utilizing the gpu?

I would like to get the result of a query using rowMode="array" (as this is a potentially very large table and I don't want it formatted to object format) but I couldn't figure out how to pass in a array/list parameter for use in an IN operator.