Surge | Swift library that uses the Accelerate framework

You can find main_div tag which has all the records of news in which you can find articles where all data is defined and iterating over that articles title can be extract using finding proper a tag which contain title as well as herf of same!

Try this,

Don't put too much trust into these automated checks. They might detect common mistake patterns, but not every warning necessarily means that a regex can run into catastrophic backtracking, and I'd go out on a limb and say that regex are too complex to ever get a definitive answer on that from an automated tool.

The two expressions you show are equivalent, the second one just happens to not trip the wire. I don't think that either is unsafe.

You can read the file with pandas.read_csv() with error_bad_lines=False:

Just read the error messages you got:

What is the fastest strategy (in terms of performance) to filter a combination of different type filters in jQuery?

I think it's safe to say that the less conditions and the less selectors, the better performance (though we can't actually know without benchmarking).

To achieve this goal, you can work with classes only.

The following code is based on your jsbin, and it behaves in the following ways:

1. It introduces three new classes: variation, bottler, outage.
2. It utilizes filter-controllers values as class names parts (e.g., bottler's value 190 is used to select the class bottler-190).
3. When two or more filters are selected (e.g., both variation and bottler), the intersection of those filters should be displayed.
   • That's an important one. The reason your current code is buggy in some cases is that you handle each filter separately on its own handler, while actually, you must always consider all existing filters, on any change event.
4. It changes and shortens existing class names for convenience, better readbility, and easier maintenance.
   • For example, field-report-variation__12oz-cans is replaced with 'variation-12oz'.
5. For better readability of this answer, I took the freedom to remove:
   a. Unused classes (e.g., tag-inside-marker).
   b. Unused elements (e.g., Fountain SURGE radio button).
   Of course, they can be just returned back and used as needed.

Let me first show you the code, and I'll then lay out some notes and assumptions:

In svelte, index.html is a static file which will import your bundle.js and run it.

index.html is located at /public/index.html while your bundle.js is located at /public/build/bundle.js

in svelte template, index.html imports /build/bundle.js using a script tag to initialize the application.

while deploying, you just need to upload the whole /public folder and everything should be operational.

For your specific URL it helped to wait for the iframe to load to receive the event, otherwise chromedp seems to stop because it is finished with its task list.

Nevermind, I have solved my own question. Since my cluster is using t2.small and t3.small instances, the resources are too low to trigger autoscaler to scale down the dummy nodes. I have tried with bigger instance specifications, t3a.medium, and t3.medium and it worked well.