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I have a text file that contains abbreviations like so (simplified example):

If I want switch from a Kaggle notebook to a Colab notebook, I can download the notebook from Kaggle and open the notebook in Google Colab. The problem with this is that you would normally also need to download and upload the Kaggle dataset, which is quite an effort.

If you have a small dataset or if you need just a smaller file of a dataset, you can put the datasets into the same folder structure that the Kaggle notebook expects. Thus, you will need to create that structure in Google Colab, like kaggle/input/ or whatever, and upload it there. That is not the issue.

If you have a large dataset, though, you can either:

• mount your Google Drive and use the dataset / file from there

• or you download the Kaggle dataset from Kaggle into colab, following the official Colab guide at Easiest way to download kaggle data in Google Colab, please use the link for more details:

Please follow the steps below to download and use kaggle data within Google Colab:

1. Go to your Kaggle account, Scroll to API section and Click Expire API Token to remove previous tokens

2. Click on Create New API Token - It will download kaggle.json file on your machine.

3. Go to your Google Colab project file and run the following commands:

1. ...

I am trying to align Header text using flex. But the alignment does not work the way I expected.

Here are the two images of Blog and About.

These items are aligned using space-between.

I'm trying to use a compute shader to do three-dimensional physical simulations but having trouble storing anything into my 3D texture. My shaders compile successfully but when reading back any value from the 3D texture I get a zero vector. I haven't used compute shaders before either so I'm not sure if I'm even distributing the work load properly in order to achieve what I want.

I've isolated the problem in a small example here. Basically the compute.glsl shader has a uniform image3D and uses imageStore to write a vec4(1,1,0,1) into gl_WorkGroupID. In C++ I create a 100x100x100 3D texture and bind it to the shader's uniform, then I call glDispatchCompute(100,100,100) - to my knowledge, this will create 1,000,000 jobs/shader invocations, one for each coordinate in the texture. In my view.glsl fragment shader I read the value of a random coordinate (in this case (3,5,7)) and output that. I use this shade a cube object.

Everything I've tried results in a black cube being output:

Here's my code (I've been following along with learnopengl.com so it's mostly the same boiler plate stuff except I extended the shader class to handle compute shaders):

I am following a tutorial regarding converting an integer number into a spoken-word equivalent in C#.

I am getting a bit confused about the three digit rule.

I'm looking for a RegEx expression that lets me find all instances that match a pattern.

PowerShell:

I found a issue when i was using Android Room on devices with android version 7 or older.

The issue is printf function in sqlite3 has three-digit separator capability but this feature is not available in older version of library.

I decided to attach sqlite3 library to my application so my application will use certain version of sqlite3.

I followed instructions in SQLite Android Bindings and build aar file with my app. but i have to use org.sqlite.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase class to use sqlite library in AAR.

This is ok if write my own wrapper for sqlite access but when i am using Android Room is there any way to force Room to works with org.sqlite.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase instead of Android version.

EDIT: This is the effect that I'm looking for.

I apologize if the question is worded a bit strangely, but essentially, I have two blocks (one div, one icon) inside a div, which is inside another parent div whose width is dynamically adjusted depending on the width of the text. Basically, I want the icon to remain both inline with the other div, and also be right aligned every time the parent div expands. How can I achieve this?

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I have a piece of code which iterates over a three-dimensional array and writes into each cell a value based on the indices and the current value itself: