chime | COVID-19 Hospital Impact Model for Epidemics | Dataset library

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I apologize if this has been answered before, but I couldn't find anyone with precisely the same problem, nor have I found a solution from researching...

Here's the story:

I have an AsOf date, in DateTime coming into my react app from the server. This date gets converted to camel-cased JSON via camelcaseKeys. This date is then displayed in the app using the line

{DateTime.fromISO(obj.asOf).toRelative()}

...where obj is the object with the asOf property, assumed to be non-null and correctly formatted for our case. DateTime, fromISO and toRelative are all from luxon.

This code works perfectly well on every browser we need (Chrome, IE11, Firefox, etc.) It also works correctly with Safari 13, Mac OS 10.15 in testing.

However, on Safari 14 and Mac OS 11, it consistently results in a display date in the future. Instead of "One Minute Ago", the output of that code becomes "In One Minute". During some later tests, it became consistently "in 27 seconds."

As stated above, I haven't found a solution for this, nor anyone else that had the same problem. If you have any thoughts, advice, or have ever encountered this before, please chime in =). Your heroism would be much appreciated!

I am trying to add a hyperlink from Excel to Word.

I tried different anchors including ChBridge & "<< Chime Bridge Hyperlink >>" but all come out as errors.

Also, is there a way to combine the separate text replacements to neaten up the code?

The lookup to ChBridge is a http:\ address and already a hyperlink though that doesn't pull through when replacing the text.

In my Clojure project I'm trying to make a list of http calls to an API that has a rate limiter that only allows n calls per minute. I want each of the responses to be returned once all the http calls are finished for further processing. I am new to Clojure's Core Async, but thought it would be a good fit, but because I need to run each call n seconds apart I am also trying to use the Chime library. In Chime's library it has examples using Core Async, but the examples all call the same function at each time interval which won't work for this use case.

While there is probably a way to use chime-async that better serves this use case, all of my attempts at that have failed so I've tried simply wrapping Chime calls with core async, but I am probably more baffled by Core Async than Chime.

This is an example of my name space.

recently I am making Japanese vocaburaly sheet for studying it. I reference pagination code from here, but for some reason, the pagination is not working. I have Css file, but I only wrote font and color formatting there, so i'm assuming that there something wrong with .js, but I don't know why. Can somebody help with this code? Thank you for reading this. 😊

I'm running a Java application that uses RabbitMQ Server 3.8.9, spring-amqp-2.2.10.RELEASE, and spring-rabbit-2.2.10.RELEASE.

My test case does something like the following:

1. Start the RabbitMQ Server
2. Start my Java application
3. Test and validate some functionality on my Java application
4. Gracefully stop my Java application
5. Gracefully stop the RabbitMQ Server
6. Repeat 1-6 a few more times

Everything looks fine except sometimes during one of the restarts about 10 minutes into it, I see the following error in my application's logs:

I'm trying to write this script that chimes on every hour. I saved it as an application and selected the checkbox run after completion but it doesn't work. My code looks like this:

According to the boto3 documentation (here) for the Chime client, I can perform the ListChannels operation as such:

I have an app that plays some text to speech. It works well but I have someone who complains that he can't hear anything on an "Android 10 on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G". From the tests I did, it seems that the code is executed without any errors and there is even a pause when the text should be heard, but no sound comes out. Things that were checked:

1. The TTS engine is google - but it doesn't work on both Google and Samsung.
2. In the TTS settings when you hit play, you can hear the playback sample.
3. The language is set to English US

The TTS init code:

So my friend had this rather, well, perverse idea on how to create a list inside of the call stack of a program. The idea being that if you can calculate the offset between the same stack variable within a recursive call, you can access an arbitrary element further up the call stack. It sounds confusing so I decided to implement it, and it works, but of course the alarm bells chime loudly: