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I am working on a project where I had received all the designs in Adobe Xd format. I usually work on the backend part and database and server deployment. But here I need to work on the design part too.

I used adobe Xd webexport plugin and converted the design into html format. But real problems arise on the responsive part for mobile and tablet.

What is the quick solution for me to responsive those html pages?

here is the code of the sample html that I received after converting using webexport in adobe Xd. Really appreciate some thoughts on this matter.

HTML

I am writing some documentation about TypeScript and I'm talking about the possible usefulness of the never keyword, one being exhaustive checking, as described here:

I have some code like this:

I have around 200-300 yaml files lying around and What I am trying to achieve is to change only the image: option in few of my yaml files, I have a shell script which can get the required yaml files, and I just want to achieve changing the image: key only.

Solution Tried:

Used a tool yq v4:

I am coming from the world of Node.js where I learn a lot from building web application using Express and there, there is a good way, I think, to handle when dealing with error and in case of unexpected error, there is a awesome way to catch it.

So, I looked for the same thing in Go. I don't know if I have already found it, but what I found come from this link https://astaxie.gitbooks.io/build-web-application-with-golang/content/en/11.1.html and from some articles I read, it seems like many developers are using the same approach.

My concern, and not a real one, is that I don't understand some part of that code below.

I have a Rails 6.1 app using devise 4.7.1, doorkeeper 5.5.1, and devise-doorkeeper 1.2.0.

I'm trying to run through a (PKCE) OAuth flow, but the final step -- a POST request to /oauth/token -- returns a 401 Unauthorized error with the JSON content {"error": "You need to sign in or sign up before continuing."}.

I'm confused about this, since the /oauth/token endpoint should be accessible to unauthenticated users as far as I understand. What's also weird (but perhaps a red herring) is that if I attempt to run the same POST request with curl, but remove the User-Agent header, it succeeds.

My current suspect is this block of code in initializers/doorkeeper.rb:

Leetcode 256: Paint House

I am trying to solve the this problem with the Simulated Annealing algorithm. But the result is far away from the correct answer, which is calculated with the DP method.

e.g., I made a 10x3 costs matrix as following, the correct minimum cost is 50, but the result of Simulated Annealing is 70~90 in most cases.

Briefly speaking, I constructed an initial status(a combination of houses' colors), the color of the 1st house was Red, and Blue for the 2nd one, Green for the 3rd one, Red for the 4th one, and so on. And let's assume the cost of the this combination of colors is the minimum cost.

Under the process of annealing, I choose a house randomly firstly, changed its color, and adjusted the colors of two neighbors of this house to meet the precondition of "no two adjacent houses have the same color." Then I recalculated the cost of the new combination of colors. If the new cost is less than the minimum one, the new cost will become the minimum. Otherwise, I accepted the more expensive combination if and only if rand() <= acceptanceProbability. And I repeated these steps again and again until the temperature T is near 0.

Is the SA algorithm suitable for this problem? And if the answer is YES and there are no bugs in my code, what should I tunning, the initial combination of colors, the speed of cool down, or anything else, to make the cost calculating with SA to approach the correct one.

I'm reading a functional programming tutorial called Professor Frisby's Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming, the author gives an introduction to Hindley-Milner and several examples about it, one of them being:

Using the yq tool, is there any way to make it assign/update a value to be empty (not empty string or null, just empty)?

For example, the current behavior is this:

I render the exact same R bookdown source, but get slightly different results depending on the operating system. This only regards the wrapping of the output width of code chunks when rendering with pandoc to HTML.

If the output is rather large like this

on Windows 10 it adds a horizontal scroll bar, when looking at it on smaller screens.

Running the same code on Ubuntu 20.04 gives me a different result

I checked the output message of bookdown::render_book("index.Rmd", "bookdown::gitbook") and it's the exact same for both operating systems. The pandoc version is the same, too (2.11.4).

Any idea is highly appreaciated.