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I want to save more than one university under one student. For html select I used

Background

I'm a novice Postgres user running a local server on a Windows 10 machine. I've got a dataset g that looks like this:

I built a custom model with labels to read a form. This works well if the scan contains exactly one instance of the form. But as soon as the scan contains several forms of the same type, a mishmash is created. (Azure Form Recognizer v2.1-preview3 with sample labeling tool)

I would have expected that in this case several array elements would be returned in the resulting JSON under analyzeResults / documentResults (one element per detected instance of the model). But that doesn't seem to be the case. Instead, the fields are read partly from the first instance and partly from the second instance. The result is completely wrong.

Question: Do I have to divide the scan into individual documents in a preprocessing step? Wouldn't that be a predestined task for the form recognizer, since it knows the models.

Actual result:

Given a record consisting of multiple maps, how can I write a traversal (or prism, or Lens' TestLens (Maybe Interim)) that allows me to group together lookups?

First off, my current attempts.

My Isotope gallery, which you can see here uses the code below to update the URL hashes in the address bar depending on which class is selected. If you select class Mishmash, you will see https://thedivtagguy.com/#filter=.mishmash in the address bar. This part works well but if you try going to this Mishmash category url I showed you above, it only highlights the filter class and doesn't actually sort the grid.

EDIT: This seems to be working off and on.

Why is this not working, the code seems to be valid?

How do you use a custom channel with a local notification in Expo SDK 39 with Android?

On the topic of notifications, the Expo documentation seems to include a mishmash of instructions for both depreciated and the current version of Expo.

The documentation for LegacyNotifications mentions that a “LocalNotification” object can include configuration for “channelId”.

And, in fact, the legacy methods are what the current notification guide says to use:

I have a Kotlin sandbox app to experiment with OpenGL ES in Android Studio. I followed along with the tutorial to the point that I successfully created triangles, lines, and points with proper aspect ratio. I'm using the book OpenGL ES 2 for Android, and transposing to Kotlin. Source code is available here.

I diverged from the book in an to attempt to create a 2D transformable view for panning and zooming (I'm not very interested in the 3D functionality at the moment) so I referenced the Android Dev docs and somewhere in the mishmash of code, I created an error. What appears is a single point at the center, despite scaling and moving points to various locations. The points render because the shader is 10px, and I suspect the triangles are there but far too small. Perhaps somewhere in the pipline a scale of 0 is being applied? I tried scaling the orthoM view manually and it has no effect at very extreme numbers. I moved the points off the origin and all of them still appear at the origin, when isolated. So I think the 0 scaling is probably happening.

My expected result is to see the points appear between 1.0f and -1.0f when setLookAtM and the point vertices are defined as such.

Renderer: