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Spiffy relies on Akka actors to compartmentalize and isolate all of its various components. Every component in the Spiffy pipeline (except the initial filter) is comprised of a pool of Akka actors. Spiffy actors are backed by load balancing pools of different types of dispatchers.
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QUESTION
I have to write a query to display Worker Department and its Manager Department from a table.
A Department cannot manage itself and all the departments should be displayed once with its Manager department.
This is the schema of the Employee and Department tables:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 18:34Hard to tell based on the information given but I think you want:
QUESTION
I am not a conan expert, so maybe there is an obvious solution for this. But it can't be trivial since I am struggling with this for a while and can't find a solution.
We need parquet for our project, we include this via the conan arrow package like this, conanfile.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 12:45The obvious recommendation: Update Conan to the latest version (1.35.1).
QUESTION
I'm trying to style a calendar in CSS, and I want to have a single event continually span the days that the event is scheduled for instead of being individually broken up. I'm fluent in CSS but I'm struggling to figure out how to edit this so that, for example, "Event #1" doesn't have any breaks between days, but is instead one, continuous black line until the last day where it is complete.
This is what I'm trying to accomplish.
My current code looks like this and this is a live link to the website (it's the second section of the site)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 19:26There is no way of selecting the nth element by class. You will have to use something like
QUESTION
When attempting to connect to MySQL 8.0.21 server running Ubuntu 20.04 using NodeJS and mysql2 package, I receive the common error below: Server requests authentication using unknown plugin sha256_password
I know that mysqljs and mysql2 do not support sha256, so I confirmed my user was setup for mysql_native_password:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 11:47When executing the tests, my env variables were not being populated. The fix was as simple as adding require('dotenv').config({ path: 'path/to/.env' });
to my test file. I was thrown off by the error message returned by MySQL. I'm still not sure why MySQL responds stating sha256_password is requested when no credentials are provided, even when the default_auth_plugin is set to mysql_native_password, but once valid credentials were provided everything works as expected.
QUESTION
Hello everyone I have a navbar centered on Desktop so my goal is to center it also in mobile version.
Basically this is
my nav, when I scroll down some icons have to appear like this so I'd like to understand how to put the navbar toggler in the center in every instance of the website, even if I click on it (like here)
I created a simplified Jfiddle here
Or you can see the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-26 at 20:08you can simply set the margin-left: 0% to class navbar-toggler ..... then it will be fine in all means... now your code should look like this.
QUESTION
element to support elements
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-11 at 21:25There's a hack for ensuring that and
don't negatively affect line-height, and aligning them correctly can be achieved with a combination of
vertical-align: baseline
and position: relative
, and then setting the corresponding top
offset:
QUESTION
I built a file processor script to convert some files to json. It works but not fast enough, so I am multithreading it. I prefer to use runspace pools since you can specify a max thread limit and it will run that many threads at a time and add new work as it completes other threads, spiffy. But I've found that if I have, say, 6 threads of work to complete, using runspaces takes ~50 minutes and keeps my computer at 40% CPU, while just using Start-Job for each piece of work pegs my computer at 100% CPU, and the work completes in 15 minutes. Am I misconfiguring the runspacepool in some way? Here are simplified examples of each
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-02 at 15:20Jobs use multiple processes...
QUESTION
I have some code that reads in a nicely formatted XML file. It wraps each XElement it reads into my object (ScriptEventNode) where I have some fields to allow the caller to change some of the Element and Attribute values that matter to us.
I also have the ability to create a node of my own with the same root element name, "Event" to create comments, Region_start and Region_end.
Most of the code seems to work, but one is giving me issues. One of the fields I'm setting/changing is a timestamp. When I come across one of my ScriptEventNodes that came from the original file, it sets the timestamp just fine, but when I get to one of those that I created (like a comment node), it gives a null reference exception.
The code that sets the timestamp is here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-16 at 16:29Since I can't mark it as answer for some reason, I'll have to use the "answer your own question" option.
Beibeizhu was correct. It was simply a case sensitivity problem, "TimeStamp" vs. "Timestamp".
QUESTION
I need to connect a web app to a REST interface made in Scheme/Chicken with Spiffy webserver.
How do you add this header using correct Scheme syntax to the .scm config file (starting Spiffy with CSI -s /www/config.scm)?
The header is Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 15:09When you take a procedure in vhost-map
, you can just wrap it in with-headers
, like so:
QUESTION
It would be great to have a .csv file reader that can take a 'key' as an input to the reader to create an associative array.
I am reading a .csv file that looks something like this (simplified):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-18 at 08:13You can use d3.map()
which creates a map, i.e. a key-value mapping, which is essentially what you are looking for. The neat advantage of using a d3.map
over using JavaScript's built-in Map
type introduced by ES6 is the fact that you can provide a key function to be used to extract the value for the key (ID
in your case). The creation of the map becomes as simple as
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