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I have a piece of code that tries to find URLs and put wrap them in tags. It works fine for shorter strings but on longer strings it doesn't work at all. Does anyone know why?

This program reads the domain from a file to a string, truncates the string with "\n" as a key, and then executes the getostbyname() function for each domain to enter the resulting information into the file.

When I use gethostbyname, I want to create a function to enter fail if there is no response for a certain period of time. I tried to implement and process the timeout function, but the function did not work.

The logic that I thought of is calling gethostbyname() and entering fail in the file if there is no response for two seconds, then proceed to the next string and call gethostbyname().

The amount of files is about 150 million domains, so I took only a part of them and made them an example.

Please help me create the functions I want.

This is input.txt

I have a site with cards and when you click on some card you need to see the same card but with another details. But everytime I click on some card I get this massgae in the terminal: Cast to ObjectId failed for value "undefined" (type string) at path "_id" for model "card"

Here What I wrote:

** CardDatails.jsx**

I'm trying to create a string replacer that accepts multilpe replacements.

The ideia is that it would scan the string to find substrings and replace those substrings with another substring.

For example, I should be able to ask it to replace every "foo" for "bar". Doing that is trivial.

The issue starts when I'm trying to add multiple replacements for this function. Because if I ask it to replace "foo" for "bar" and "bar" for "biz", running those replacements in sequence would result in "foo" turning to "biz", and this behavior is unintended.

I tried splitting the string into words and running each replacement function in each word. However that's not bullet proof either because still results in unintended behavior, since you can ask it to replace substrings that are not whole words. Also, I find that very inefficient.

I'm thinking in some way of running each replacer once in the whole string and sort of storing those changes and merging them. However I think I'm overengineering.

Searching on the web gives me trivial results on how to use string.replace with regular expressions, it doesn't solve my problem.

Is this a problem already solved? Is there an algorithm that can be used here for this string manipulation efficiently?

Im receiving a binary image from an API (Line API)

TypeScript newbie here, having problems with Object.fromEntries. I'm trying to pares form and cast its values to something else. For example, given homogeneous shape of all data being strings, below works:

I add the uuid like this in the typescript project:

I want to know which way is better to model TDE with MarkLogic.

We have XML documents with many different DateTime fields. Most of the time (99.99%), the timestamp part is of no biz use. I guess the remaining 0.01% use case is for data problem investigation like when this happened.

TDE is neat and easy to expose document data to external BI tools via ODBC. All the columnar-type of modem BI tools (Power BI) prefer separating the Date and Timestamp fields from one single Datetime field. That will improve the BI tool performance significantly.

There are two options to do that.

1. Create two different fields in TDE from the same field. See the below screenshot. Most of the time, use Date type TDE field only.

2. Create only one DateTime field in TDE and use type casting in OPTICS API or SQL (ML version of favour)

Which way is better?

I define the path in a public typescript lib config file tsconfig.json like this: