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I have a code that converts image from nv12 to yuv444

I made a little program to generate random musical notes. I am getting the following error:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "java.util.ArrayList.add(Object)" because ".llaveFa" is null at sollasidore_14_9.main(sollasidore_14_9.java:99)

I used new in line 71 so I don't get it.

The code is:

Need a bit of help with some formatting. I'm thinking the only way to accomplish what I want is with vba formatting.

Let me explain what the spreadsheet is doing first so you can understand:

In cells B5:E5, user enters values based on different robot hand positions

Cell B5 is the first value entered and cells C5:E5 are compared to B5

Cell I5 calculates the total deviation of C5:E5 compared to B5

If total deviation is greater than 30, I5 turns red and in cells C5:E5, the lowest and highest values compared to B5 are highlighted yellow

In column R, the values entered in B5:E5 are converted by multiplying the values by 0.01 [this is how the values display on our GUI]

Here is what I would like to do:

If I5 is greater than 30, highest and lowest values in cells C5:E5 are highlighted yellow [this is already done]

What I would also like to do is highlight the corresponding values in column R

In the example below, since I5 is greater than 30, C5 and E5 are the highest and lowest values compared to B5 and are highlighted yellow.

How can I also highlight the values in R9 and R17 yellow to correlate with the highlighted values in C5 and E5?

Please keep in mind this should only happen if I5 is greater than 30.

I have written the following function. It returns data from an API. It returns every value from the API call. What I would like to do is take out print(lichess_response) and either yield or return the reponse so I can call any value when I call the function. That way I don't have to write a function for each value.

My code:

I’m importing some messy data from a range of Excel Binary Workbooks (.xlsb) using readxlsb and cell_limits(), from cellranger. I'm struggling to get enough (all) decimal places.

This can be illustrated with the dataset that is supplied with the readxlsb package. In the example data, TestBook.xlsb, in sheet Sheet3.1.1, cell E5. This cell contains e^1, with a range of underlying decimal places (2,71828182845905), but is only imported with six decimal places (2.718282).

In my real life data I have text in a lot of the top lines, which convert the data to charters, like column.4 below, where E5 resides, and raw data with ~16 decimal places. Is there a way I can tweak the code (below) to get all the decimal places without loosing cellranger::cell_limits()?

I installed a Kubernetes cluster of three nodes, the control node looked ok, when I tried to join the other two nodes the status for both of is: Not Ready

On control node:

I am working on a CSV data Sheet and want to parse and filter the data out it, While working on a code I found a similar code someone has asked on SO POST there and the author having almost the same H/W data as I see that related to HPE H/W where I have some data and columns are different.

Compiling C/C++ code with the -g flag results in debug information in the produced binary file. In particular, there is a mapping of source code to binary code:

I'm making a chess opening trainer. I have a working game using cm-chessboard based on an example, and I'm using an API to get the computer's moves. I have condensed my code and removed this API so it's easier to read. In this version, the computer makes random moves from all valid chess moves.

The idea is, the API gets the best move, and then the player tries to input that move by moving a piece. If the player is correct, the computer moves for their next go, but if the player incorrectly guesses the best move, they are told 'Incorrect!' and are able to try again.

However, my code works fine when they are correct, but breaks when they are incorrect.

Here's what I have done: