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having a bit of an issue wrapping my head around how to do Nuxt Content where() on objects. What I mean by that is consider the following url:

I have a long string that I want to split into regular intervals of, say, 10 words each:

Available formats

Since I am a newbie to the Python world can anyone help me with the below scenario :

I have texts/descriptions from which I need to extract the word "PO" and the digits following it using Python.

I tried to extracting digits, but without success.

The formats are as below :

Additional Funnel Ireland (50% Deposit) - PO 12345
Monthly Retainer (PO00011223)
PO0000054321: 3 months: August, September, October
Monthly Retainer PYB (PO 11236)
Additional Funnel Czech Republic (50%) - PO is 78901

i'm newbie in neo4j and need help with my case... i'm trying to load json file with the structure (updated by suggested) like below and extract into 3 nodes (big5_personality, personality_result & personality)

I'm using lit-element (v2.3.1) & lit-html (v1.2.1) and having a memory leak where as a result of rendering, detached DOM nodes are not cleaned by GC and the only retainers shown for them by Chrome DevTools are WeakMaps used internally by lit-html to keep track of parts:

This doesn't happen with all renders, but I have not found a difference between the templates/renders that do and do not leak. Seems almost random. But maybe I'm missing something obvious here, would be glad to hear any suggestions regarding this.

I am scraping the information from this page:
https://lawyers.justia.com/lawyer/michael-paul-ehline-85006 . I am trying to scrape all the information in under the fees section. What I want is the following information: Free Consultation Yes Credit Cards Accepted Visa, Mastercard, American Express Contingent Fees In personal injury cases only. Rates, Retainers and Additional Information Rates vary on a case by case basis.

This is what I have tried:

Within a Vue application I am encountering a memory leak, the scenario in which it occurs is as follows:

• We have a component which is rendered within a v-for which contains many child components
• When the corresponding element is removed from the array the v-for rerenders these components and correctly removes the component that corresponds to the element removed from the array.

However the allocated memory is never freed, the application starts out with ~30-40 MB of RAM usage, which increases to 200MB RAM when the v-for is rendered (and eventually goes up to more than 1GB and crashes the browser when more elements are added or when switching). When the element is removed it stays steadily at 200MB (even when manually garbage collecting), so it seems like something it retaining my component.

I have tried locating the issue with heap snapshots but it only shows a child component as retainer. I cannot locate what is causing this component to not be garbage collected. I have tried unsubscribing all event listeners on the root with this.$root.off however this does not seem to help at all...

The code itself is condifential so I cannot just share it, however if a bit of code is necessary to understand the issue please let me know, so i can provide a replicated example.

Does anyone have any ideas how I can solve this issue or has any ideas how to locate the cause of this memory leak?

UPDATE

This is the component which renders the components in the v-for:

For the following code, I have the mapping and an example of a "cookie" that contains some info I want to add to the SQLalchemy through python. As you can see some fields like Farmloc, TreasureMap, and Crafts all have multiple entries they point to. I searched and couldn't find much other than Enum, but that was giving me some trouble. Is there a better means than what I've done here. Using Python3.6.1 and SQLalchemy 1.1.11

When I follow the tutorials of "How to Retrain Inception's Final Layer for New Categories", I need to build the retainer like this