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Check your Label Decorations preference page for a disabled Server State Decorator.

There might be a misconception in what you expect.

... but it shows only the car and everything else as black

This is how a binary mask usually operates.

The following selfcontained code (with the images from above saved accordingly) might explain what happens. Note the comments near blended1 = ...

This feels a bit hackish and I'm sure someone out there with greater knowledge has a more elegant solution, but adding a Timer to the view to force a redraw solves the flickering problem completely, and would therefore appear to answer the question. Note: this method also dispenses with the need for a dummy NSVisualEffectView.

print() returns None, and you assign the results of that call to s1. Generally speaking, you shouldn't assign the result of print() to a variable.

You need to add code to compute the prices yourself. (This code could be made significantly more concise by using a data structure like a list or dictionary, but I have not made this modification to more clearly focus on the issue at hand.)

There are some ways to do this inside Satpy, but typically people have specific ways they want the data joined together. That is a question you'll have to answer before you choose the code you want. First though you need to make a Scene for each separate satellite image you want in the final image and resample them to the same grid. A DynamicAreaDefinition (as you're using now) is not good for this overall process as each resampled Scene would be on a different final area (based on the satellite data being resampled that "froze" the DynamicAreaDefinition).

Your options for merging:

1. Satpy has a BackgroundCompositor where you can put one image on top of another. There is some documentation for creating a custom composite where you could make a composite like this. A series of these composites could be chained together to get the overall global composite you are looking for. You can put all the datasets in the same Scene to make things easier:

I also have a similar problem because of HPA's scale-in.

When you don't write the minReplicaCount value, the value is set to 0 as default. Then, the pod is terminated because of the HPA's scale-in.

I recommend you should set the minReplicaCount value that you want (e.g. 1).

You could use a clip-path.

There are two ways to do it:

• Create an SVG that has a path of the shape you want and use that as the clip-path: https://codesandbox.io/s/bezier-curve-clip-path-h8x8l?from-embed=&file=/index.html

• Generate a polygon yourself with code which approximates the curve you want. Have a look at this question here: Create clip-path wave css edges

There's no built in function for this. In 2d mode p5.js leverages the canvas's globalCompositeOperation property, which when set to color-burn performs the following color blending operation:

Divides the inverted bottom layer by the top layer, and then inverts the result.

This sounds simple enough, but I wanted to verify it means what it sounds like it means, so I decided to try a quick test implementation. Press the shift and control keys to see the built in BURN blendMode vs my calculations respectively.

This may not be the cleanest code but you may try this implementation below. Instead of removing columns, it will clear the Sheet1 headers and their corresponding drop-downs on every new selection on the A2 drop-down.

NOTE: Since your sample data will increase in size overtime, this setup will need you to put the data into a separate sheet tab for a cleaner setup, such as this sample below: