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Radio freies Krautchan MK III (deprecated)
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- Convert recur to date format
- Select calendar components
- delete a calendar property
- Render the view
- Executes a command
- Update the thread
- Parses the arguments .
- Generate a vtodo
- generate calendar component
- Prints the channels of the RSS feed
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QUESTION
I had a query that was taking a very long time to process (>60 secs):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 02:05- Using an index means looking through the index (which might be efficient), then jumping over to the data. Note that the
INDEX
and the data are stored in separate BTrees. - Using no indexes avoids the back-and-forth.
- Sometimes the optimizer makes the wrong decision.
Your query probably suffers from "explode-implode":
- The
JOINs
create a big temporary table with the combinations of info from the tables. - The
GROUP BY
shrinks the info back down.
Meanwhile, you had to do DISTINCT
to avoid getting duplicate concatenated values and inflated COUNTs
.
Try to rewrite the query by getting the GROUP_CONCAT
and the COUNT
with as simple a query as possible. Then do the rest of the JOINs
to get the rest of the info. The will probably run a lot faster and avoid the confusion over what, if any, index to use.
Mixing LEFT JOIN
and INNER JOIN
makes my head spin, so I don't want to try to suggest a rewrite.
QUESTION
I have a Text Box function that is creating a variable $text How would I pull that Variable out of the function to use later in the script.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 18:51This is a scoping issue. You are wanting a variable that is defined in a function's scope to be available within the script scope. To do this easily, you could define the variable in the script scope.
QUESTION
I'm working on a script that will take .key files in a folder and convert them to .der format through OpenSSL. I'm trying to keep the current file names as a variable so the converted certificate will keep the same name, just the extension will change. Below is the code what I have tried so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 16:19$_.FullName
expands to the full path of the file, also with the extension. Also completely overwriting the PATH is malpractice and paths must be separated by semicolons. Also getting content via $KeyName is not needed. $_ takes value from pipelines, so putting $KeyName will expand full path of the content, which is invalid.
QUESTION
I have 2 table in kdb as below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 08:53You can use a dictionary update instead of the loop w/ condition:
QUESTION
I have a list of file names like this,
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-26 at 20:17You may use
QUESTION
I have a problem with my configurations from the supervisor, well this is happening.
my app is a server web socket when a run with de gunicorn like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-15 at 15:28The problem with your approach is you are not defining the python path which you are using. Kindly setup a virtualenv for the python and then define it. Currently supervisord are using the default python 2.7 installed
I have not used supervisord but I guess it would be similar to what systemd does.
Kindly follow the below guide and implement the changes as per supervisord or else you can use systemd too.
Read the difference too between them
QUESTION
In this talk Boris Schäling presented how to create factory system of different kind of connections (tcp vs udp) without runtime polymorphism. He used Boost Type Erasure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo9F35G-Rfk&t=2706s The concept is very interesting, the code looks great. See below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-17 at 23:48But I started wondering: How would you test this code?
Like any other code. In fact, your main could be a test.
Traditionally you apply some kind of dependency injection so that you can inject stubs or mocks into the real code and test how they are called in the test code.
Not necessarily. Often over-stubbing/mocking leads to testing the mocks instead of your code.
But in this kind of code, using Boost Type Erasure, it seems rather hard.
How so? Erasure makes things easier, since all you have to mock is a "duck type" interface (the concept).
Always think about what you need to test, and how you'll be satisfied that it works.
Demo:
QUESTION
Update: Thank you for the answer! Two quick followup questions: I want to be able to see and for each item. The code I wrote
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-08 at 05:50You can use this:
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