cae | Compressive Autoencoder | Compression library

I have 6 headshots I am displaying on a page and I am using grid to separate them into 2 rows and 3 columns. Each image is the same size, but for some reason, the second image in each row is slightly bigger than the first image and the 3rd image is even bigger than the second. How do I keep the images to all scale the same and keep the design responsive when using grid?

It appears at extremely large screen widths the images are the same size, but as the width of the screen narrows that's when the image sizes start to not match each other.

Issue: My code only works with 1 image. Goal: To make it work for multiple images with less code.

I always try to use as less code as possible, avoiding too much javascript or any other language inside the DOM. I have studied some similar questions from the web with no success. I would be grateful if you could assist.

Hey I am really new to Vue and for this project I have a DOWNLOAD BUTTON from where the users can download a file. When I click on the DOWNLOAD BUTTON it keeps on opening the file in the same browser rather downloading it. Is their a way to make a-href or button function to download the file?

My code on jsFiddle https://jsfiddle.net/ez36jmx5/10/ .

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I am using rails 6.1. I have a section in my code. I am using an anchor tag to point to that div. Here my problem is when I click on the link, it's moving to the next section instead of the actual. It is pointing to the section below the actual div. Below is my code

I have this worksheet to complete and one of the questions is to explain this code and to add one more image slideshow.

I don't really understand the javascript code and a bit confused as to how to add another image slideshow.

I understand the HTML and css but the javascript is confusing. Any help would be appreciated.

I have a text file with many rows that generally follow the patterns shown below and I'd like to extract the segments numbered 1-4 in the image below. I cannot do it with Excel because the punctuation is not sufficiently consistent so I'd like to use RegEx.

I am looking for 4 distinct RegEx expressions, corresponding to the 4 items.

What I have so far:

• (.+?(?=/)) gets me everything up to the / but I can't figure out how to split it in the Yellow and Cyan sections
• (?<=\/\s)(.*) gets me everything after the / but includes the Mintmark portion

Here is a good sample of the file contents:

I am building a carousel in vanilla JS and I have a two arrows (pointers) in which I am using event delegation and have a listener on the parent. I am checking if the target class contains left or right and then appropriately handling it. I am taking the carousel-images element, which has all the images on it side by side with a width and hiding them using overflow: hidden. Depending which arrow I click, I grab that carousel-images element and use scrollLeft and subtract/add the child image's clientWidth. I had it working a while ago but now it seems to not have any effect and i am not sure where I went wrong.

https://jsfiddle.net/zye01vcn/1/

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I have a data.frame (see below) of airport codes. I'm trying to run a (airportr::airport_distance) to get the distance between each pair. I'm getting an error when I try to run it on the full data frame (see code below). Any ideas why this won't work?

• I have two distinct types of nodes (LABELS in redisgraph). The blue circles in the diagram are called WORKLOAD. The yellow ones are called API.

• Between two workloads, there is a relationship/edge ACCESSES_WORKLOAD (indicated by the lightest blue/cyan edge). In the attached image, front-end workload accesses user and order workloads. The order workload accesses user workload.

• Between a API node and a WORKLOAD node there exists two types of relationships/edges. One is called a CONTAINS_API (dark blue link in the image) and another is called a ACCESSES_API (violet link in the image). For example, in the attached image, the user workload contains eight APIs, Out of which six are consumed by front-end (the list: includes 3 /customers/..., /addresses, /register, /cards). The two remaining APIs are consumed by the orders (the list: /cards/{cardsId} and /addresses/{addressesId}.

• The front-end also accesses three API that are contained by the orders workload too (/orders/...)

• It is also possible that two WORKLOADs may have an ACCESSES_WORKLOAD edge between them, but without any API as node as common between them.

• A WORKLOAD may have an extra edge/relationship called CAUSES_ATTACK to an API in addition to the ACCESSES_API edge. It is indicated by green color in the image. This may not exist always. In the attached image, the front-end workload has this edge to the /catalogue/sock API but not with any of the other APIs.

Now I want to get the list of all workload-pairs and the ID of the API nodes in between them, if any. The cypher query that I tried is: