MLA | Multi Layer Archive - A pure rust | Compression library

In an ApostropheCMS application, we have a piece type "book". The front-end users are able, from the CMS, to update fields declared in the piece's index.js.

We need to dynamically add or update a field once the user saves, namely a citations field. We use Citation.js to generate MLA, Chicago, etc. citations according to what the editor has entered in the CMS.

We don't want to make this field visible in the CMS, because it needs to always be overwritten by the Citation.js generated results. (If there is a way to add a field and hide it from the CMS, that would be a great solution!).

Our current idea is to add the field (if it's missing) or update it (if it exists) on save:

I wanted to know how could I send a curl HTTP Post and store the value of a specific parameter of its curl HTTP response using Python.

So, I first need to execute this HTTP POST in Python which I imagine I will do with the Requests library (correct me if I should better to use another):

I would like to have a line plot of a continuous variable over time using xtline and overlay a scatterplot or label for each data point indicating a group membership at this point.

To communicate with a HID device, I use some functions from kernel32. Codes are borrowed from Microchip MLA custom HID device project. It uses blocking methods.

I found I can make these methods async. Here is what I tried for an async write:

I am trying to understand a guide about a ML model to predict the likelihood someone surviving sinking Titanic.

I'm stuck on cell 21. It's basically trying to compare the performance of 21 different ML algorithms after splitting data. So the end result would be something like the following:

Expected result cell 21, if run correctly

Cell 21:

I am new to programming and this is my first program and question. I'm trying to write a function which will simply convert decimal time to Hours & Minutes. I'm removing the hours and multiplying the decimal minutes by 60 and adding the two back together as a string. I need to use this facility a couple of times in my program hence the function. The calculation which uses this function is straightforward but I'm getting odd results. If I maintain 'plannedStartFuel' as 450 and adjust 'minLandAllowance' I get the following results,

In the .css for a Hugo website, I've created a new selector to perform MLA-formatted indentation of references:

I'm trying to retrieve the status (paused or not) of a specific publication, but the text doesn't seem to show up and I don't know how to get it

I currently have this code, wich works for other elements of the same page:

I am building a basic home page for my browser. I have 4 categories of links, so I put them all in a grid to align them easily. I was able to do this, but the grid items weren't centered in each column. I then tried to center the grid items, but it didn't work. I am also using jQuery. Heres my code: