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I want to translate the FullCalendar header (next, prev, today...). I already did the month/days but I have some problems with the header. I did not succeed with the "locale" settings.

I'm trying to convert my localized date with strftime() to a Carbon object on Laravel.

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I've got an exercise where I have two text, "left" and "right".
I need to make a function to make them side by side given a width as parameter and all of this using itertools and textwrap.
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I have a Vector of customers:

toLocateString isn't working as intended, it should give me the long version of the month but instead it gives me just the number, i've tried to switch to the default and nothing changes

I created a „.htaccess“ file to redirect the website visitors from an old page (example.com) to a new page (example.org). The challenge is that I want to redirect most old pages to a specific url address. As I read I can do it with the following code:

I'm relatively new to using reactive expressions with Shiny. My problem is: I find myself having to create lots of reactive expressions with almost the exact same code but with different additional lines just to output something different (i.e., when I call the reactive expression).

For example, in the following code, I create 3 reactive expressions: p(), which outputs a plot, best() which, from a given list of selected models, indicates the one with the lowest error in the test set, and finally results(), which outputs the RMSE and MAPE error metrics in the test set for each of the selected models.

As you can see below, the code is almost identical except for the last lines in each reactive expression. So, my question is, how can I access variables I created within a reactive expression? For example, how do I access holt_forecast_11, ets_forecast_11, arima_forecast_11, and tbats_forecast_11 after I create the p() reactive expressions? How do I call those variables within another reactive expression?

If you need any more details I will gladly provide them.

Here's my code from the server.R file. Below this code, I provide ui.R just in case, although my question is only related with server.R:

Trying a simple python flask web app in docker 20.10.2, build 2291f61.

Doing the: docker build -t hello-world . starts out ok (please see below), but ends with:

I've been off R for a few months, so that might have had some consequences.

I found this dataset on the internet. I treated it some, so I'll just dput() it here, but it originally came from https://ourworldindata.org/terrorism.