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I'm using bert pre-trained model for question and answering. It's returning correct result but with lot of spaces between the text

The code is below :

I need to parse a string quote by quote text and @ author and # category delimiters. Author and category come in order, but are optional. Like this:

While messing with JavaScript Promises, I noticed a strange thing: if to return a new Promise inside a callback of a then-statement, such a then-statement seems to pass to the next "then" NOT this new Promise, but the result of the latter being resolved! An example:

I wanna be able to create a hashmap using a javascript object with dynamic keys using useState in react hooks. What I figured so far is that to append a new key value pair, I can just do the following:

I am looking at an example for isNaN() function and it has provided this code below. Can someone please explain why 100F is not a number but 0.0314E+2 is a number? I see that both of these numbers are strings and isNaN function should be able to distinguish a number from the string but I simply dont understand why they are different because both strings have numbers along with a letter and what makes the latter so hard to understand is that it has a letter with E+ operator and somehow that is a number?

I know this question has been asked many times, but I still can't figure out what to do (more below).

I'm trying to spawn a new thread using std::thread::spawn and then run an async loop inside of it.

The async function I want to run:

I want your suggestions to start a simple software developement. I'm an intern student and i want to build, preferably, something that can be acceced with a user authentication to a specific number of users < 5 so that each one of them can access the analysis of the data that concerns him. Preferably :

• I want my users to get to the app through the browser
• The users are those who will provide data to the app through an upload file button so this latter can output the whole analysis
• the app should have a professional look

I'm supposed to work with these four-five peapole to determine what they want to see so i can prepare all the analysis code that corresponds to the right feeded data. genrally the data will have csv excel format.

I've start working with R shiny then I built a single shiny app for control and mangement director that contains a dahsboard with analysis/viZ elements. Then i figured out that I cannot add the feature of multiple users and neither the authotication feature. then I've start learning django but i realized that it's quite harder to do it in a month. I searched for django-plotly-library but I always hesitate to work and learn until the end.

well, now i'm open to learn anything that can solve this issue. I've been hesitating for a month to choose the right technology. I appreciate your suggestions and remarks.

I know I can create an array in R like this:

I read someone's code.