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to install use the included script: ./install.sh. if you are on windows, follow the Nuitka guide for compiling on windows.
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QUESTION
The following code takes the average of the sentiment scores for all news headlines collected during each date and plots it on a bar chart. My issue is that I have a list in the 'tickers' column and I don't know how to deal with it since the code
This is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-28 at 04:44'tickers'is a column ofstrtype, notlisttype, so they can be converted tolisttype, by usingast.literal_evalwith theconvertersparameter.- The values in the
listsin the'tickers'column can be removed from thelists, by using the.explodemethod. - In order to properly
.groupbythedate, the'time'column must be converted to adatetimedtype.
QUESTION
I have this code that gets a random post from the top of r/memes and I want it to display the random post's title that it picked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 13:28function loadMemes() {
// Fetch JSON
return fetch('https://www.reddit.com/r/memes.json?limit=800&?sort=hot&t=all')
.then(res => res.json())
// Return the actual posts
.then(json => json.data.children);
}
function postRandomMeme(message) {
return loadMemes().then(posts => {
// Get a random post's title and URL
const {title, url} = posts[Math.floor(Math.random() * posts.length)].data;
// Create the embed
const embed = new Discord.RichEmbed({
title,
image: {url},
footer: {text: 'Subreddit : r/memes'}
});
// Send the embed
return message.channel.send(embed);
})
}
// Usage:
postRandomMeme(msg)
// Log all errors
.catch(console.error);
QUESTION
I've read a few of the posts asking the same question really, but I can't seem to figure out if I'm thinking about my code wrong. I am trying to follow a tutorial on Udemy for Java Spring but I try to build something on the side and add extra functionality myself to get a better idea of what I'm learning. I setup the small db below with the 2 tables.
The users table is a table that contains user information on a basic blog system. The posts table contains a list of blog posts that are associated with users.
If I understand correctly, this would generate a one to many relationship, with each user having several posts. In order to tie a post to a user, I setup the foreign key with the field author in the posts table referencing the id field in the user table. I also want to have the ability to delete a user but still leave all their posts there. How can I achieve this?
Right now my application works the other way around, namely it deletes a post just fine and the user is not affected. How could I do this the other way around?
Am I correct in the way I organised the tables themselves? Also, I don't necessarily want to use SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 as I'm aware of that one. If foreign_key_checks are disabled, it could lead to further issues down the line right? Of course, assuming my application is limited only to these 2 tables, I should be able to just set the checks to 0 for the purpose of playing around with it, however, if I was to extend it down the line or add additional functionality, this could cause problems (right?) :D
PS - I'm not adding the Java code since it isn't relevant right now seeing that this is just a db error that gets thrown my way :(
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-23 at 10:03how this is really done by companies like reddit for example. You can still have the comments of users who have since deleted their accounts.
Your question is having answer
I've also seen that another option might be to have another column that would show if the user is active or non active
They all are doing same thing, they aren't deleting user-info but they set user as with some field like is_deleted=true
Maintaining a history table is also a way to store data of any user whether they are in system or not. But you can see after deleted user account the post has the user's name. So definitley it is the flagged column that is telling.
how would this work in the context of a java application? If a delete is sent through
Yes when you get a delete request you can update your database with is_deleted = True
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Looking for answers for HTML5 ONLY, no JS solutions please!
I'm only just beginning to code so I don't really know what to google to get the answer to this - I've already done a few good hours trying to figure it out in HTML5 only, but what I've found has all involved javascript, or didn't fix my problem. The question is:
Is there a way in HTML5 to reset the validation value once a form has been submitted once, and failed to submit/got rejected because of a missing value on a 'required' attribute? I want to make resubmission possible after someone checks the required box if they left it unchecked before, without refreshing the page.
The form in question is below, sorry for the shitpost aspects;
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-30 at 09:12You have to change the oninput to onchange for input tags like this:
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