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Seems that on iOS react-native-splash-screen causes the javascript for the application to run twice. This causes issues during the initial load logic of the application. For example, I am unable to detect whether or not the app was opened by a notification since the first load reads the notification then the second load fails to find it.

I found this Github issue regarding the same problem, but since I'm on a much newer version of React Native, I am not sure how to refactor the loading of the app on iOS to only execute once. https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation/issues/5016

The implementation of the splash screen package can be found in this Github https://github.com/crazycodeboy/react-native-splash-screen/blob/master/ios/RNSplashScreen.m

I am really unfamiliar with how the iOS side of things works in React. Any help is appreciated.

AppDelegate.m

I'm building a multi-tenant website, and so I need to overload UserManager.CreateAsync() to accept an additional parameter of type City. In other words, each User belongs to a City. I've configured extra properties on the User model accordingly.

The trouble is that I can't get Moq to raise the callback for the overloaded mocked method.

Here's my mock setup:

I'm not the most knowledgeable when dealing with scraping/getting data from a website, so apologies in advance. I have loaded in the HTML file locally, into my project so that I can have a reference and breakdown of the elements:

Zoom in and out with the mouse wheel seem to be working. However I want to the throw the mouse position in the mix.

If the user zooms in, the camera would (preferably slowly, but instantly would work also) move towards the mouse position as the as it zooms in or out. In other words the camera should center on the current mouse x,y coords or steer towards it at least, while zooming.

Does the camera x,y not equal canvas x,y? It seems to pan in the opposite direction. I've tried both pan() and centerOn() in my [Typescript] create() method:

While running K means clustering using pyspark, I am using the following lines of code to find the optimal K value. But there is some error constantly popping up at the model fitting line.

The preprocessing stages included removing NAs and label encoding,

This might be a longshot, but maybe there is an ssas/mdx guru here that has stumpled upon the same problem regarding aggregated calculations and leap years. So what I am trying to do, is to create a PY YTD calculated measure in an ssas cube that can handle leap years. The issue I am facing is that the calculated measure becomes extremely slow based on the logic below (see code sample). Has anyone found a better way to handle leap years or has a document with best practise to share ? I am assume that if-statements and NonEmpty function could be performance deadly for a calculated measure. All tips are greatly appreciated (Doesn't have to be a solution).

I'm asking this in the context of Google Dataflow, but also generally.

Using PyTorch, I can reference a local directory containing multiple files that comprise a pretrained model. I happen to be working with a Roberta model, but the interface is the same for others.

Using stackoverflow for the first time trying to figure out how to scrape Yelp data and having a hard time. Have set up LXML, beautiful soup, requests, PIP, Python and have added these to the path in system variables yet I am still getting the error below when I try to run code below. Any suggestions?

File "test2.py", line 4, in from exceptions import ValueError ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'exceptions'

I have a .NET Core web app hosted on the net.

I'm using claims based auth via cookies:

When login success...