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static ImmutablePair getMostDistantPoint(
List coordinatesList,
Coordinates target) {
return coordinatesList.stream()
.map(coordinates -> ImmutablePair.of(coordinates, coordinates.calculateDistance(target)))
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QUESTION
After searching & reading possibly every discussion related to the topic in question, there seemed not to be a clear (or even unclear) solution to this.
I have a job filter that I want to apply to every job. What I want to do is: when the job fails (goes to FailedState
, which happens when the max retry attemps exceed OR it is thrown in that state manually), I want to log a custom, user-friendly exception message to the database (my custom table).
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-04 at 14:00Inject a scoped service provider factory and then create the scoped service provider as needed
QUESTION
I need to filter through a pandas dataframe, and sort one of the columns, returning the number of instances of each value in descending order. I've been able to accomplish this using a dictionary and some other things, but it isn't being returned in pandas format, which is what I need. Apparently, there is a built-in pandas functionality that can do this? What would that be?
This is the tsv that becomes the pandas dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 19:47IIUC, use value_counts
:
QUESTION
- I have this database for a CS/database-theory homework question for a hypothetical movie store company:
- For those who might be unfamiliar with the concept, a movie store is a retail location where patrons can film productions on VHS tape, or this newfangled format called "DVD".
- Who knows, maybe some time in the distant, far-off, future we might be able to view movies directly over the Internet?
- The DDL and sample data is below.
- For those who might be unfamiliar with the concept, a movie store is a retail location where patrons can film productions on VHS tape, or this newfangled format called "DVD".
- I need to write a query that will show all movies that are available in all three Chicago stores: (
WI01
,WI02
, andWI03
).- By looking at the raw data below ourselves, we can see that only these 3
movieId
values (D00001
,D00006
, andD00007
) havemovie_store
rows for everystore
located in Chicago.
- By looking at the raw data below ourselves, we can see that only these 3
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 06:01It appears I had the wrong idea about ALL. I realized I could write my query this way to get the movies that appeared in all Chicago locations. Thanks for your help everyone.
QUESTION
I have an Ubuntu 20.04 which i installed in a distant past. For some reason i have OCaml installed on it even though im pretty sure i never used it. Im trying to uninstall OCaml via
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-27 at 16:31You can check which package owns /usr/bin/ocaml with
QUESTION
I have a simple DataFrame like this:
timestamp Power 29/08/2021 02:30:16 155 29/08/2021 02:45:19 151 29/08/2021 03:00:14 155 29/08/2021 03:30:12 152 29/08/2021 04:00:12 149 29/08/2021 04:15:09 152 29/08/2021 04:30:16 153 29/08/2021 04:45:09 211 29/08/2021 05:30:19 77So these data should be measured every 15 minutes, but for some reason some measurements have been skipped. I want to add the missing timestamps followed by a "NaN" when the measurement is skipped. I know that this can be done by the function "resample" but it's important to use it only when needed. So what I need is to add a condition to that function: I want to resample only between those rows that are (for example) more than 16 minutes distant from each other. In this way, when I don't need to resample, the timestamps will still be the original ones, and this is very important for my work. So what I want to obtain is, more or less:
timestamp Power 29/08/2021 02:30:16 155 29/08/2021 02:45:19 151 29/08/2021 03:00:14 155 29/08/2021 03:15:00 NaN 29/08/2021 03:30:12 152 29/08/2021 03:45:00 NaN 29/08/2021 04:00:12 149 29/08/2021 04:15:09 152 29/08/2021 04:30:16 153 29/08/2021 04:45:09 211 29/08/2021 05:00:00 NaN 29/08/2021 05:15:00 NaN 29/08/2021 05:30:19 77 ...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 16:03Okay, so this was trickier than I expected, but I think I figured it out. Here's my solution:
I created a toy example of your df (please provide this code yourself next time, like stated here for example)
QUESTION
Given the following code, I have to check its behavior, that is, how much processes are produced.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 21:39These kinds of programs are more to illustrate that you understand how forking works, I hope you never write a forking program within multiple nested loops complete with breaks.
They way you track this is by simulating the machine on paper, but each time you simulate the fork, you copy the simulation, setting the return code of fork()
for one copy to zero, and the return code of the other copy to the other process's pid.
Let me reformat your program to make it easier
QUESTION
I've been struggling trying to make an object parameter influence the return type of a function.
Main problemHere is an example with a createArray
function to show you what I mean.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 02:26The approach I'd take here is to make a single generic call signature that uses the type of the options
input parameter to produce an output type of the desired shape, which will be the intersection of the result types corresponding to each key in the options
parameter.
One thing that will help here is to define a type CreateArrayOptions
representing the mapping of input option keys to output return type, so that we can programmatically determine the result type as a function of the options key:
QUESTION
I'm new to Haskell. Concepts such as monad and monoid, and their corresponding typeclasses, are very interesting but highly abstract and distant. I wonder how those advanced concepts can make things easier to implement. Some self-contained concrete examples would be nice to see.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 18:56You get a way of understanding your problem domain in terms of types and type classes. Here is what I can gather from looking at V3
and its instances, without thinking about what the type is used to represent (3D vector).
QUESTION
There is a C# project that sorts the word in words.txt. If I enter choice = 10 the switch-case in this project also jump to case '1', and the debugger display choice value = 49, I don't know why?
If I try to input a number other than 1 to 9, the program will still go to the case code of the first number(If I enter 13 or 14 jump to case '1', if I enter 31 or 35 jump to case'3'). I don't know why this happens. How should I set the exception handling for unexpected numbers from 1 to 9 in the menu?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 05:22You're missing a quote in case 1. It should be case '1'. In ASCII, Digit character '1' is 49 in decimal
--- UPDATE ----
Root cause is you have defined the data type of choice
local variable is integer. Consequently, when assign input value to this variable. An implicit cast is executed. It means it will convert ASCII character to decimal.
Resolution
Approach 1: Convert input from command line to Integer
With this approach, you must use integer value in switch..case
QUESTION
I have the following dataframe (a smaller sample):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 17:01We need to rep
licate by the lengths
of the list
element for 'Date' and 'Signs'
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