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I can't compile your code as is, but the problem is that np.shape returns (rows,columns) or the equivalent (height,width), not (width,height):

Although i am still not sure what the cause is, i did find the solution.

I changed runtime: aspnetcore to runtime: custom inside my app.yaml. And then I added a Dockerfile:

Need to the following change this this file

Ddont forget to run:

I found the solution. Seems like I made an obvious rookie-mistake, but i had to import quill in my component.

GitHub itself, through its GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown Spec) does not support Katex

You would need for your GitHub repositories to be a GitHub Pages project in order to include for instance a Jekyll plugin like linjer/jekyll-katex, in order for those pages to represent a Katex section properly.
See also "How to Create A Jekyll Page With KaTeX" from Neal Dawson-Elli.

You can use two JOINs to Main. However, presumably there is also a condition on the id -- and it is not clear what that should be JOINed to:

We can do this in tidyverse. Grouped by 'V1', create a frequency column 'n', then groupedd by 'V2' and 'n' along with 'V1', get the frequency again ('n1'), divide the 'n1' by 'n' after ungrouping, and then convert the 'long' format to 'wide' format with pivot_wider (if needed, the 'V1' column can be converted to row names with %>% tibble::column_to_rownames('V1')

This is a linear system so

I think there's a confusion here that newCache and newCacheIO are involved with the Cloud Shake feature. They aren't - in fact, newCache happens to be one of the things that has no impact on the cloud cache (coincidentally, rather than because of the Cache in the name). I see no reason your use case shouldn't work with Cloud Shake.

The exception /home/jefdaj/shortcut/sharedir/.shake.cache/2faae061b9976bed/0x134125AC: getPermissions:getFileStatus: does not exist (No such file or directory) seems to imply that Shake has recorded that the above file is in the cache, and can be used to satisfy the file. So the question is where did the file go? Is it possible when you cleaned the files that they deleted the files from the cache too? Shake can be run with both --share-copy and --share-symlink - I'd recommend the former to ensure there is less action-at-a-distance, which might also explain what is deleting the files. I'd also recommend using Shake HEAD, as there are some fixes that haven't yet been released.

If that still doesn't work, perhaps raise a ticket on the Shake GitHub?