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In my React app I want to edit data in an input field but without having to retype everything that's already there. I can populate the data for each field into the placeholder text but it's not editable and disappears when you start typing. Is there a way of making this a default editable value?

Sorry if this has been answered before – it seems basic to me but I've searched high and low and just can't find the answer I'm looking for.

I am using 10.4.13-MariaDB. I have a parent table and a child table.

Parent table (tasks)

I've try to connect in this way

TextStore

I am attempting to get some sample JSON data to show up in Azure Time Series Insights (TSI) using Python so I can visualize the data within their exploratory browser.

I have gone through the necessary prerequisites with regards to Azure EventHubs and Time Series Insights setup. These include:

1. Create a resource group in the Azure portal
2. Create an event hub namespace within the resource group
3. Create an event hub entity within that event hub namespace
4. Create a consumer group within the event hub entity
5. I set up an Azure TSI environment within the resource group.
6. And finally I added an Event Source to the Azure TSI environment using the different created sources as the details (resource group, event hub namespace, event hub name, etc.)

Beyond that I tested successfully sending event messages to my event hub (but not into the TSI environment) using python by following this documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/get-started-python-send-v2 and using this code (albeit con_str filled in and eventhub_name filled in:

I am supposed to determine the direction a windmill is facing from aerial images (with respect to True North - 0 to 359 degrees).

My question is, how can I determine the correct direction of the windmill and calculate its angle relative to the y-axis? Thanks!

I want to display a windmill on js canvas. For now, I display a green line on a cube. I have a problem with rotating the line around it's middle point. Also, I don't want my cube to move. Save() doesn't seem to work? I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I tried looking the answer online but they don't seem to work or I don't understand them. Elements in my canvas somehow disappear.

I'm working on an exercise to plot the offshore wind farms in North Europe and extracting data from it.

I'm trying to find a python module(s) that is suitable for that, and I would also like to get some direction from you if possible on the course of action required to achieve some of the required functions.

Heres a summary of the required functions:

• Using excel, I'll be importing the wind farm names and locations using longitude and latitude info(since this is offshore wind farms, the data will be plotted on the sea, ie. not inland)

• Based on the imported data, hopefully, we can visualize the data using python.

• once the data is plotted, I want to be able to extract data such as:

  1. count of windmills between specified coordinates[longitude(A) and Longitude (B) and/or Latitude(X) and Latitude (Y) ]

  2. Listing of windfarm names between a specified range of coordinates

  3. I want to be able to plot geographical density maps of the farms (or choropleth maps)

  4. Plots showing the number of farms across the globe (perhaps x coordinate being the longitudinal location across the globe, and Y being the number of farms)

Based on the initial research I have made, I have come across geopandas as a suitable option (along with its dependent libraries) however, I could not find sufficient info or tutorial for beginner programmers with a similar working example as the task I am undertaking.

Anyhow, my specific questions are:

1. Is geopandas suitable for the functions I am trying to program
2. Any other libraries or software you would recommend? (maybe even outside python such as an application)
3. Where can I find a worldmap shapefile that is importable to geopandas
4. are there good geopandas tutorials (or other tutorials) that you would recommend for beginner programmers that are relevant to my task?
5. Any general recommendation to set me on the right course with regard to this task

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

I'm working on a Processing sketch that emulates the windmill animation shown in this video: 3Blue1Brown Windmill Problem However I'm having an issue where my float values get rounded to zero when they shouldn't. For example, I could have the line:float ratio= (520-581)/(158-87) this should give the result of -0.859 but instead it just gives 0.0. I know floats generally have a certain amount of inaccuracy due to the nature of how they work, but this seems extreme. What am I doing wrong, and how can I fix it?

Here's the full code snippet for those who are interested:

I have a set of stimuli (statements), half of them are true and half are false. I'd like to randomly assign them to 4 sets containing an equal number of statements, of which half are true and half false statements.

Here's what I've got so far, but I need to add that the randomisation to the 4 sets shoudl be based on the contents a specific binary column (i.e., whether the statement is true or false):