brave | A programming language taking inspiration from Python | Functional Programming library
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A programming language taking inspiration from Python and Ruby that compiles down to Javascript.
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- Parses a line of code into a Python object .
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QUESTION
Basically when hovered, my image is *2 scaled and it overlaps my video as I expect it to, the problem is that it only overlaps my video, not the player with the timer and the play button of my video. I've tried to add a z-index: 2 in .voyage-image:hover but it seems like it has no effect. So, what i'd like is when hovered, the image overlaps the video AND the player... Thanks for your help :)
Also, I'm a MacOS user and using Brave!
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Answered 2022-Apr-17 at 18:38Try this one!
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I'm stuck with an error for a week now where I get an error Uncaught (in Promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'props') at StackManager.tsx:313. I first ran into the error on mobile devices so Android and iOS devices. The application would run without a problem in the browser on a desktop device. But I then soon discovered that when I opened the developer tools in the Browser (Brave) and the screen size became smaller the error would suddenly appear as well on desktop devices. As soon as I close the developer tool or make the screen size big enough to be considered a desktop device the code would work after a refresh. Weirdly enough on Safari (MacBook Pro) it works even if you simulate an iPhone. On the iPhone if you open the website in Safari it doesn't work unless you simulate Safari (still on the phone) to be a Mac (desktop) then it works again...? So maybe there is a different JS depending on screen size?
My first assumption was that it's related with this having a different scope. However I don't use this and only use arrow functions (no classes). I also find it very confusing that the error occurs after using a useState() function (see stacktrace). The closest similar issue I found: Ionic Cannot read properties of null (reading 'removeChild') at StackManager.transitionPage however I don't see how I would have too many rerenders from my code.
App.tsx (where the error originates from)
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Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 09:21turns out the code
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I'm struggling to understand how to use WebIO. From the documentation, this would be an example to send values to javascript:
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Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 09:44I guess there is an error in the documentation. The problem is that there are no listeners on the observable. I.e., julia> obs returns Observable{String} with 0 listeners. You can add a listener by WebIO.ensure_sync(s, "logme"), or you can write it like this:
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As said in Q-title, I am trying to find a particular directory called Local State, but it could be spelled by some Apps as LocalState or Local State, anyone of which is surely present in every Apps' folder inside %USERPROFILE%, which I am trying to list out.
Now for that I had to write two lines, one for finding LocalState which works well, and it's as given:
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Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 17:58This will work in a batch-file run under cmd on windows.
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When autofilled, my input elements have a browser default style that I want to change. However, the browser styles all use !important and I can't seem to override them, even with a more specific selector that also uses !important. I think the exact styles that are causing the problem are these ones:
Screenshot of styles from dev tools
Is there a way to override them, either with CSS or JavaScript? I'm certain that I've seen input elements with custom autofill styles before. In case that's important - even though I want the override to work in all browsers anyways - I'm currently using Brave, which runs on Chromium, so selectors etc. should be the same that work for Chrome.
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Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 16:09You don't need Javascript to solve this, and as a rule of thumb, you should use as less JS to manipulate your CSS as possible,
you can use the -webkit-autofill pseudo-selector to target those fields and style them as you see fit. The default styling only affects the background colour, but most other properties apply here, such as border and font-size. You can even change the colour of the text using -webkit-text-fill-colour, which is included in the snippet below.
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I'm trying to debug & test a smart contract I developed, however doing so on testnets takes a lot of time and I wanted to test properly on local node.
I can create the node and deploy the contract, transfer from account to another in metamask, every thing works fine, except when I go to http://127.0.0.1:8545/ in browser, I get this error:
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Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 01:00This is an expected output. It's a response to the empty request body:
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For context Wordle is game where you have to decipher a 5 letter word in 6 or less guesses based on certain hints. The hints you get are as follows:
- If a character is coloured black there are no characters that match that character in the target word.
- If a character is coloured orange there is a character that matches that character in the target word but it is in a different position.
- If a character is coloured green the position and the character are a match.
I am making a wordle solver program that takes in an array of word attempts and eliminates them from a list of the possible words.
I feel that the best algorithm to solve this problem is a black list where a word that breaks one of the rules is eliminated from the array. But if there is a better alternative I am open to suggestion.
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Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 18:13You are building a list of candidates, what is a good start I think. It doesn't really matter whether you white- or blacklist the result is the list of candidates. The only concern is that you could get the solution faster or more reliably by guessing words that are not on the candidates list. Why? Because that way you can introduce more new letters at once to check if the word contains them. Maybe a mix between the two strategies is best, hard to tell without testing it first.
- "green" is OK.
- "black" needs to count the number of non-black appearances of the letter in the guess and all words that not contain that exact amount of that letter can be eliminated (and also those that have the letter at a black position).
- "orange" is OK but can be improved: you can count the number of non-black appearances of the letter in the guess and eliminate all words that contain the letter fewer times (checking for minimal appearance and not just at least once) and also what you already have applies: the letter cannot be at an orange position.
There are a lot of ideas for improvements. First I would create the filter before going through the words. Using similar logic as above you would get a collection of four different rule types: A letter has to be or cannot be at a specific position or a letter has to appear exactly (possibly 0) or at least a specific number of times. Then you go through the words and filter using those rules. Otherwise some work might be done multiple times. It is easiest to create such a filter by collecting the same letters in the guess first. If there is an exact number of appearence rule then you can obviously drop a minimal number of appearance rule for the same letter.
To guess the word fast I would create an evaluation function to find the most promising next guess among the candidates. Possible values to score:
- How many new letters are introduced (letters that were not guessed yet).
- Also the probabilites of the new letters could be taken into account. E.g. how likely is it that a word contains a specific letter. Or even look at correlations between letters: like if I have a Q then I probably also have a U or if the last letter is D then the likelyhood of the 2nd last being E is very high.
- You could even go through all the possible answers for every candidate and see which guess eliminates the most words on average or something similar. Although this probably takes too long unless somehow approximated.
QUESTION
I want to make my props be either type A, or B. For example
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Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 13:36You can overload your component. By overloading here I mean intersection of two functional components:
QUESTION
I'm a beginner level python programmer,
I am currently working on a browser automater using selenium, but currently i'am using brave version 96.0.4664.45 and my chrome driver is'nt working properly, whereas geckodriver is working fine with firfox
error here---> Errors with selenium library in python path and all correct with my side
Pls help me as soon as possible
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-24 at 14:14I suggest to try webdriver_manager
https://github.com/SergeyPirogov/webdriver_manager.
It helps to setup path to chromedriver.
For Chrome:
QUESTION
I'm upgrading a Spring Boot application to Boot 2.6.1, Cloud 2021.0.0 and Cloud Stream 3.2.1.
This application has a bunch of KStreams such as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 16:29You should open an issue against Brave - or perhaps there's a newer version that's compatible with the 3.0.0 Kafka jars.
In the meantime, you should be able to downgrade the kafka-clients and kafka-streams to 2.8.1.
If you are using the embedded kafka broker for testing, you will need to downgrade some other jars too. See https://docs.spring.io/spring-kafka/docs/2.8.1-SNAPSHOT/reference/html/#update-deps
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You can use brave like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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