cleaver | Bloody simple A/B testing for Python WSGI applications

Let's consider vector and its combinations of degree 3:

so I want to remove a word that contains a dash between them like off-campus alongside other things that I want to remove. here is my code so far.

the goal is quite straightforward, I want a vector made of all the dates in this month.

Why?

Because I'll later be able to transform this vector and get the first day of the month, or alternatively, a vector with just the 1st and 16th of the month, or even a vector with all the Mondays of the month... list goes on, but POSIXlt should serve us better since it also stores the weekday.

I have the following dataframe:

Google spreadsheet app script - how to Running function speed up [ with this code ]

I want to make it faster then now

I made some script to make many copied sheets about 366. But, google spreadsheet has limt time to running function. so I have to waiting and running second function.

copy and sheetname changing code. sheetnames are January 1 to December 31 and include February 29 like[01.01][01.02][01.03]....[02.29]...[12.30][12.31]

I'm waiting for some cleaver solution thank you for leading

I am creating a system which error checks ARM-scripts and stores the results in a json file (for efficient parsing for future projects). My problem lies in the sheer size of the json file and need to know if anyone has any cleaver solution to present the json file.

• The code runs through azure functions on an http trigger, at first i presented the result in the response message, but when the file got bigger, the site crashed all the time.

One method which i am working on now is to create an html file which contains the data and only shows i.e. 1000 lines every time the user clicks a button. Would this be a waste of time, considering the users ability to search, copy etc? Is there a better solution which could be implemented in c#?

• Can the solution be done in a C# class
• Could it be done straight in the http trigger class?

Thank you in advance!

I have a

(please dont delete the question, I have already tried the similar question sorry :/ )

->> Second question if should I make a

MY HTML CODE

I've encountered a situation where Collapse does not seem to work properly when it's used to wrap a class component, though it does seem to work correctly when it wraps a simple JSX element.

You can see this in action in this example: https://codesandbox.io/embed/flamboyant-dhawan-4rf4b?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark

Note that in both cases where Collapse is used, it is initialized with in={false}, but whereas this works when wrapping a definition list, it does not work when wrapping a custom component that provides a definition list.

Am I misunderstanding how Collapse should be used? Or can anyone suggest a solution to allow Collapse to work as intended when wrapping a class component?

Here's the same code linked above for convenience:

I'm looking for a cleaver way to evaluate some numbers and set some properties. Each hex digit needs evaluated to see what it supports. given a number pattern ABCDEF here is what each digit supports.

• A = 8 Supports B, 4 Supports C, 2 Supports D, 1 Supports E, 0 nothing
• B = 8 Supports F, 4 Supports G, 2 Supports H, 1 Supports I, 0 nothing
• C = 8 Supports J, 4 Supports K, 2 Supports L, 1 Supports M, 0 nothing
• D = 8 Supports O, 4 Supports P, 2 Supports Q, 1 Supports R, 0 nothing
• E = 8 Supports S, 4 Supports T, 2 Supports U, 1 Supports V, 0 nothing
• F = 8 Supports W, 4 Supports X, 2 Supports Y, 1 Supports Z, 0 nothing

The supporting Letters B-Z are individual Booleans properties representing all possible supported items.

so, the number 0B6000 evaluated supports FHIKL, number 076000 supports KLMNO, and number 0B3000 supports FHIQR. My first thought was to get combinations of 8,4,2,1 then loop each digit checking a total of each combination. Maybe there is an easier way?