hitcounter | project demonstrats a simple Flask app

I created a function that will play a midi note using pygame.midi, I've also created a game called smack jack. I have both the game and the song playing at the same time using multiprocess but I run into an error where the program will not stop to ask for input and will continue the song creating this error

line 126, in loop_c

action = input('') EOFError: EOF when reading a line

please help, thanks.

I have some issue with the raytracing-shaders, I can't get fixed. I'm using vulkan and glsl. The distances to the primitives aren't sorted. Which means, the ray seems to hit a tringle first which is further away than another. Is that a normal behavior or did i do something wrong? I validate this data with matlab, which means, for every pixel in my image I return the primitives and the distances to do futher calculation (max 40). But in the result data, (you can see it below) the distances are not sorted and that causes big calculationtime to reorder it.

Here you can see the any-hit-shader:

A simple questions but I can't seem to get my head around it. How can I get Lambda and API gateway to output just my "hits" number. Of course the hits number will continue to change. So I would like to see the code below instead of the whole response I am getting now:

I need help with figuring out how to format my Key in lambda to update an item in DynamoDB. Below is the code I have but I can't figure out how to format the Key.

My table looks as follows:

'''

import json import boto3

dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb')

client = boto3.client('dynamodb')

def lambda_handler(event, context):

I am attempting to build a hit counter that is based off of a user click. It increments the counter each time the user clicks. I am running GatsbyJS with react.

I am using a lambda function to store the count in faunadb, so it increments each time the button is clicked. This is working.

For the client side I am updating the state of the component hitCounter number by using localStorage, so each time the button is clicked I update localStorage.

All of this works pretty well. However if I change the state of StoryPopFull (seen in code below) by clicking the close button in StoryBlock and reopen by clicking the more button the state keeps the localStorage state which is good. However If I change the state of StoryPop closing the StoryGrid reopen everything the state of SvgAnimation(component where the hit counter lives) is taking it from the graphQL query, now this would be fine if the query came fast enough, but there is about a 20 second delay between the lambda, faunadb and hitting refresh on the page, because I am not using graphql subscriptions so there has to be a refresh of a kind.

What is a good solution so that while the user is using the site localstorage is used to track the counter, but when they return or refresh the page (not a component reload) I can update localstorage with the graphql query.

Here is my code thus far, thanks ahead of time.

Following the tutorial on this page: https://cdkworkshop.com/20-typescript/40-hit-counter/300-resources.html

I believe this, passed to the Table constructor, should be HitCounter, a sub-constructor of cdk.Construct

It returns this lint:

I have made a simpler version of Battle ship game in which you play with the computer.
For some reason i am unable to call a method. I want you to help me with that. Also let me know if you have any suggestions on how i can improve the quality of the program.

Some information that you may need to solve the problem

I AM UNABLE TO CALL mapchanger() method in callGameManager() method

Error: I don't receive any error, But whatever i put in mapChanger() method doesn't work.
OS : Ubuntu 19.10
Java jdk 14
Text Editor : Sublime Text (unlicensed)

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EDIT: I added the .cpp file of my project, it is quit similar to the example in the repo from Sascha Willems.

I'm new in Vulkan and I try to write a Ray/Triangle intersection. Sadly I did not find an Example. Maybe you know one? I need these intersections to calculate the attenuation of rays. So I did a raygen shader like this:

I'm trying to update my an instance of Post model each time a view PostDetail is generated. So far I've tried multiple approaches but none of them worked. I know that there is ready solution (django-hitcounter) but I would like to write one myself so I can understand what is happening.

The goal there is to add 1 to post.views each time user accesses PostDetail view.