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but I am trying to figure out how I can make so I may choose which ever pivot point I wish, Say for example on this list of integers, 8, 7, 1, 9 , 11, 5 , 6, I wished to choose say key 6 as the pivot point in my code. Or if I wanted to choose 9 or whatever. How could I write this into my code? Any help is much appreciated.

I tried to implement some graph algorithms on generic graphs. For that, I defined two graph traits which would return either a generic trait (having set-operations) SetGraph or an IntoIterator used to iterate over the nodes NeighborhoodIteratorGraph.

I have an asp.net (.Net 4) program in which I recently integrated ReactJS pages. I have used Webpack for doing so.

The project has post-build events to build my JS bundles which look like :

At work, our DBAs have disabled the recycle bin. At home, while answering stackoverflow questions, I create a lot of tables, which are dropped very quicky.

I would like to disable the recyblebin. While researching, I found two methods:

I intend to use a function to save me typing work for repetitive procedures. Many things are already working but not everything is working yet. Here is the code:

I have a Lambda function in Python 3.7 which gets invoked explicitly and synchronously via Boto3. It is configured with a timeout of 5 minutes. While the 1st invocation is in progress for a minute, a second invocation is started with another request ID. Another minute later, the request is again retried, and this time it finished quicky. as it detects the system state has changed. An example sequence of invocations

1. 11:20:29 to 11:21:53 - log stream A - Req. ID: 68cfbd89-9f4c-4e8c-9de0-b9e548983692
2. 11:21:30 to 11:22:56 - log stream B - Req. ID: 1b569ffb-67b8-4e82-8e99-46424f45e2e5
3. 11:22:30 to 11:22:33 - log stream A - Req. ID: d9d60271-4626-43ab-bb3a-f14be057af13

The request ID that's returned from my Lambda call is d9d60271-4626-43ab-bb3a-f14be057af13.

The stack that invokes the Lambda is as follows:

• Jenkins running a Pipeline script.
• The script runs a Makefile which executes 2 sequential tasks.
  • Build a docker container
  • Run a script inside the container.
• The script that runs inside the container is in Python 3.7. It uses Boto3 to call some AWS APIs, then invokes the lambda with InvocationType="RequestResponse".

None of the invocations exits with an unhandled exception or any obvious error. Is Lambda retrying my calls? Could any other element of this stack, notably Jenkins, be "transparently" retrying the task, and if so, how would I establish that?

I have a csv file like this with a bunch of values -

I have troubles creating the correct query for a list of applications I have. I need to display them in a dashboard so consultants can handle the applications. These applications can be uploaded by organisations or individuals.

Every consultant is 'owner' of a few organisations and individuals, in the dashboard they should only see the applications from individuals/organisations that they are also the 'owner' of.

The applications table: