flea | Flea is a tiny Lisp interpreter written in Ruby | Natural Language Processing library

I am using the following code which performs the SOM (Self Organizing Map, also called the Kohonen Network) machine learning algorithm to visualize some data. Then, I use a clustering algorithm (I select 8 clusters) on the visualization:

I have a randquotes.json file

people of the internet. My teacher has been assigning my class these trainings from a class on Lynda.com (Bootstrap 4 Essentials Trainings), so I haven't been learning anything in her class. A while ago, my idiot self decided, "Well, if she's not going to put more effort into teaching, then I shouldn't have to put more effort into learning the material."

Hence, my current dilemma of: I have absolutely no idea what's wrong with my code. I copied it directly from the trainings and I'm not sure what happened.

• The carousel will only load images with the active class
• The accordion won't show content unless I apply the show class
• The alert doesn't go away when I click the 'x'

In one document, I copied the code and made alterations to fit the requirements for the assignment I've been given. In the other, I copy-pasted the elements directly from the completed files that are working as they should when I run them. Neither of these documents is functioning properly. (These files are for an assignment that is separate from the Lynda training files.)

So, I'll just leave this disgrace here. Help me, bitch at me, Idc, I'm at my limit.

I'm writing a solution to the 'flea problem' on Project Euler (https://projecteuler.net/problem=213). The 'movement' of the 'fleas' and all that works fine. However, after a few turns (different amount every time) the array shrink to half of the original size (30 to 15 or 16, 20 to 10 or 11).

Any help would be appreciated.

The script below works, but it requires a kludge. By "kludge" I mean a line of code which makes the script do what I want --- but I do not understand why the line is necessary. Evidently, I do not understand exactly what the multiline regex substitution, ending /mg, is doing.

Is there not a more elegant way to accomplish the task?

The script reads through a file by paragraphs. It partitions each paragraph into two subsets: $text and $cmnt. The $text includes the left part of every line, i.e., from the first column up to the first %, if it exists, or to end of the line if it doesn't. The $cmnt includes the rest.

Motivation: The files to be read are LaTeX markup, where % announces the beginning of a comment. We could change the value of $breaker to equal # if we were reading through a perl script. After separating $text from $cmnt, one could perform a match across lines such as

When I try to compile the code, it keeps saying "cannot find symbol" every single time I try to call a getter method. I'd love any and all suggestions as to how to fix the problem.

Here is the code with the main method

I'm haven't find example that would fix my problem. I barely need help. What I'd like to do is to remove all .aplus-v2 and all inside curly braces. in short remove all css and html tags. I have tried using regex re.sub('(.aplus.*{.*})', '', tag.get_text()). But the problem is not all of it was remove.

Example string:

I'm working with moto and Python 3.7 to mock some S3 interaction. It appears that moto is working properly if all of the mocking code is contained in the test method. When I move some of the preliminary code to setUp(), the test fails as if setUp() has never run.

I'm trying to understand the CSS grid layout and I love every bit of it so far! However, I can't seem to get the code blow to work.

When the nav sidebar fills the whole width, I want the paragraph to the right to break down beneath the navigation. I know how I'd do it with flexbox and media queries (flex-direction: row vs column) but I don't really get how one does it with CSS grid. Can you help me?