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Material for SLOMO performance prediction framework presented at SIGCOMM 2020. We use two machines for our experiments, one for hosting NFs and another for traffic generation. Below we describe two such hardware setups.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to crawl our local Confluence installation with the PuppeteerCrawler. My strategy is to login first, then extracting the session cookies and using them in the header of the start url. The code is as follows:
First, I login 'by foot' to extract the relevant credentials:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 08:59Without first going into the details of why the headers don't work, I would suggest defining a custom gotoFunction
in the PuppeteerCrawler
options, such as:
QUESTION
i am testing a function (parent) that calls a function (slomo) that returns a promise. i want to check that the code within the .then() is being executed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 18:34You correctly found the root case of the problem, that test finishes earlier then async code, so test should track async correctly. But seems to you lost the promise b/c you don't return it, so:
QUESTION
Making an iOS app and when I run the code on the simulator, the glitches are tolerable but when tested on an iPhone they are much more obvious. I'm using JHChainableAnimations to make them, and the animations lag and flash around on the screen. I would post an image but I'm not sure how to upload a gif of whats happening.
I looked into solving the glitches and the solution i found was that my background was set to a color and that I should use slow animations to figure it out, but both of those don't fit the bill. There are zero background colors in the view and the slow animations don't work (I'm assuming its because JHChainableAnimations doesn't allow slomo animations)
If this problem is a framework problem and not a different issue, then I would love for pod suggestions on good animation frameworks!
Here's the images for the code:
viewDidLoad() part 1 and viewDidLoad() part 2
Heres the code for the animations:
Code that makes a bunch of circles collapse
Code that makes check mark slide out from behind a button to confirm choice
and finally the main animation code that happens when you click the start/action button part 1 and part 2
EDIT: Here is some of the important bits of the code without images as requested:
Collapse circles:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-02 at 17:38So the issue was with the framework specifically, when using the JHChainableAnimations, you need to specifically pod with the following:
QUESTION
I'm a beginner coding on a site called CodeFights and I noticed that many of the higher rated coders would have much more concise answers than me.
Take this problem for instance:
Given a sentence, check whether it is a pangram or not.
Example:
For sentence = "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.", the output should be isPangram(sentence) = true;
For sentence = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxya", the output should be isPangram(sentence) = false.Input/Output
- [time limit] 3000ms (cs)
- [input] string sentence
A string containing characters with their ASCII-codes in the range [32, 126].
Guaranteed constraints:
1 ≤ sentence.length ≤ 100.
- [output] boolean
true if sentence is a pangram, false otherwise.[C#] Syntax Tips
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ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-28 at 07:26Concise code isn't always something to strive for. Realistically, the sample you provided, the highly rated one, isn't what I would call concise. I would call it terse, and I might even call it incorrect.
Being pedantic, a more correct version of the provided sample would be:
bool isPangram(string s) => s.ToUpper().Distinct().Count(_ => _ >= 'A' && _ <= 'Z') == 26;
As to what the sample does, there are a few steps:
.ToUpper()
converts the input string to upper case..Distinct()
converts the string into a discrete list of characters (each character value that appears in the string will appear in the list once)..Count(_ => _ > 64 && _ < 91)
returns the number of elements in the list that are greater than 64 (the ASCII code for the letter A is 65) and less than 91 (the ASCII code for the letter Z is 90)./ 26
will return 1 if there are 26 elements in the final list (there are 26 letters in the (English) alphabet), and 0 if there are less than 26.- The values
0
and1
will automatically cast to booleanfalse
andtrue
respectively.
As to how to write code more concisely, it will come with time and practice. Knowing the path of least resistance to your goal is the first step, then knowing all the ins and outs of your chosen language will help you find the easiest way to implement the easiest solution.
Hope that helps.
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