od | An R package for working with origin-destination data | Development Tools library

I am looking for a way to define observable property of a service, which would be used to push information across all subscribers same as BehaviourSubject but with two differences.

The example: I have couple components subscribed to BehaviourSubject which accepts ID of an item, that has been deleted.

Components wait for the ID and then remove item in their list with received ID.

Everything works fine, but when I navigate trough app and then go back to mentioned components, they immidietaly receieve last deleted ID after subscription, because it is the value od BehvaiourSubject.

Is there a similar object that does not store last pushed value and can be used in similar way?

(The simplicity of "nexting" next value is huge plus)

Replay subject, does one side of the trick. There is no initial value, but there is still last pushed value on new subscription.

I am trying to get this code to run faster as it has billions of combinations. I need to look through four loops and based on those parameters find the highest profit. The dictionary could have 500 records and I usually use excel to find patterns of the top performing settings and after a few minutes I end up with about 100 entries. What approach do you guys think its best for me or what recommendations do you have?

I have UUID, 3abbea88-c77d-11eb-b8bc-0242ac130003 and I want to take first 16 character of this string and want Hexadecimal string of first 16 characters using shell script.

I tried,

I'm working on a project to read/write to LibreOffice calc sheets in a c++ application. The code I'm writing include the line #include In order to get the component context and so on to read/write to the .ods files.

I'm using Fedora Linux 34 with gnome 40 Wayland and code::blocks 20.03. In the project I used the paths /usr/lib64/libreoffice/sdk/include and /usr/lib64/libreoffice/sdk/lib for the headers and libraries respectively. When I try to compile, the project which has nothing more than the include lines, the compiler throws an error saying that there is an error in the types.h header in the line where #if defined(_MSC_VER) evaluates to false.

How to overcome this if I'm using Linux? I installed the SDK in a Linux distro so why the SDK gives this error checking the platform?

Thanks you in advance for the help.

What I'm trying to achieve:

• Create a formula that calculates a deadline date using four variables : StartDate, Over2%Date, Percentage, Currency
• If Percentage < 2%, the function should first calculate (StartDate + 120)
• If Percentage >= 2%, the function should first calculate the lesser of (StartDate + 120) and (Over2%Date + 30)
• The resulting date cannot fall on a weekend or a holiday, so the function should subtract days until a valid working day is found.
• The range containing the list of holidays to check will vary depending on Currency

Example:

I've been trying to implement a modified knapsack problem algorithm regarding bioinformatics.

What I have so far is, in my opinion, pretty close to the solution, but the program gets stuck at a certain point.

I have a list of nodes which have mass (of a certain amino-acid), index, and list of nodes that they can get to.

NODE:

PYTHON-beautifulsoup:

after selecting: divtotals = soup.find(id="od-subtotals")

I get this mess with multiple same class. I want select the last span which has $6.48

I'm trying to create a function that calculates the odds of a team winning a tournament based on the rules here. I already have a python implementation here, but I wanted to try and do it in OCaml, a language that is very new to me. I'm running into issues with syntax errors, and it's not clear to me why I'm getting the errors. I also know that, because I'm "translating" the code from python, it is not optimal for OCaml, so if there better "OCaml ways" of doing the things I'm trying to do, I'd like to hear that feedback as well.

I am trying to change the separator just between columns 1 and 9. After that, I would like to maintain the original separator.

Those are first lines of my file both when directly reading it and when od -c file is executed: