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I am making an animated snow-flakes pattern in SVG and it works nicely in Chrome/ium but in Firefox the pattern will only make the occasional tiny movement when you move the mouse in and out of the patterned area but otherwise doesn't move.

The underlying problem seems to be the same firefox bug as in this question where animating a element doesn't work. My additional problem is that I am animating the position of a element by changing its x and y position separately to avoid an obvious looping movement and since elements don't have those attributes I need to reference them in a element.

I'm hoping that I'm missing some completely obvious solution where the gets embedded in some other element which has x and y attributes which I can animate and avoid the use of .

I have an array of shape N, j, j and another of shape M, j, j. I want to calculate their tensor dot to eventually have a matrix where the i,j entry is np.tensordot(arr1[i, :, :], arr2[j, :, :]) I've tried looping but it is ridiculously slow, I've read about np.einsum but unfortunately cannot figure it out no matter how much I read. My most recent attempt; np.einsum('ilk,ium->lu', arr1, arr2) But I keep getting errors that the shapes can't be broadcasted. Would appreciate any pointers, thanks!

example code:

Recently I started working with Angular and I'm currently working on a simple dashboard.

I have a component "layout" which has all the other components imported which are "filter" and "table" between some other. My table component looks very similar to the Angular example (https://stackblitz.com/angular/xbgqqdajbax?file=src%2Fapp%2Ftable-filtering-example.html) but there the filter is included in the component. I want it to be separate to use it also elsewhere.

This is my filter component:

How do I achieve this design with HTML and CSS? I need a sloped right border while maintaining the left background image + content (the purple grid) and the background image on the right side grid. Here's how it should look like:

and this is what I've gotten so far :(

I'm using an svg inside a flex box to center a letter inside of a div. The letter should have a maximum size, but otherwise should scale itself down if the div is too small. (I do not have control over the size of the div.)

However, for some reason it works as I expect in Firefox, but the element completely disappears in Chrome(ium). I don't know if the bug is mine, or in either Firefox or Chrome. Any ideas what's going wrong?

Here's the complete file:

I would like to hide several rows which meet some condition (such as disabled: true).

html:

This code contains two buttons, the first one submits some text to be converted into JSON and the the second one copies the result to the clipboard. It would be great to be able to do both with one click. Is there a way to combine the two so that when I click the submit button the JSON is automatically copied to the clipboard?

Recently I noticed that while performing ajax page updates (appends to a block, to be specific, like in "Show more comments" scenarios) Chrome started performing some kind of automatic scroll in order to keep the clicked element in view, it seems.

What is this? Why has it been introduced and how to get rid of this behaviour?

Minimum(ish) reproducible code here:

So I'm making a gallery page on my website using a filtering plugin called Isotop. The live gallery link: carroofies.com/gallery

What I'm facing right now is an issue with the first load on the page, the images overlap on each other and it is fixed when I go to one of the filters I have. (mobile and desktop have the same issue).

One fix I tried is to set a height for the images and it seems to work but it would ruin the masonry look of the gallery. Any suggestions on how I can make this better?` It also might the initialization of the Isotope grid that is not running on load.

Gallery JS: