Evil | Optical Character Recognition in Swift for iOS & macOS | Computer Vision library

I'm trying to get my lint rules cleared and having a hard time finding a solution for 'implicit_this_reference_in_initializer'

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How to get the specific button (that triggered the function) text in a function?

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Given a dataframe df1 as follows:

company_name industry_keywords Looney Tunes Chemicals, Electrical Equipment The Simpsons Information Technology, Software & Services Soylent Green Tobacco, Beverages Initech Pharmaceuticals, Health Care Resident Evil Technology Hooli Oil and Gas, Energy Weeds Technology, Food Products Fringe Manufacturing

To split industry_keywords column, I use df1['industry_keywords'].str.split(',', expand=True)

Out:

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This is kind of a shot in the dark, but I've got a working set of cursors that essentially drill down from a specific parentId (or potentially multiple) through each of its children, its children's children, and that child's children children to essentially reach the bottom of the hierarchy - which will have classification "Base Builds".

Now that I have the actual logic working, I'm looking at this mess as a C# .NET programmer (and not someone particularly skilled in SQL) and find myself wondering whether I can cut down each of these cursors into a single function or stored procedure so it's more easily reused and not so UGLY.

I would like to note that I am aware from my researching cursors that cursors are evil and should be avoided, but my manager is hellbent on me building this in SQL and suggested I use cursor to do so - I will say I'm willing to hear suggestions other than cursors if you happen to know a better way to solve the same problem.

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When using Blazor WebAssembly, be default, three projects are created - Client, Server and Shared. Which project is the best choice for code which defines EF Core data model?

• If I put it in Server, I have to create it's client counterpart in the Client project, which creates redundant code
• If I put it in Shared and use Data Annotations, the client becomes transitively dependent on EF Core 🤢
• If I put it in Shared and use Fluent API, I'll have to check multiple files to understand even a single property (e.g. is this property required? what is it's max length?)

It seems like I'm picking the lesser of three evils, which seems to be the Fluent API. Are there any other aspects that I didn't consider?

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So I used Bert model trained it and saved it as hdf5 file, but when I try to predict , it shows this error :

IndexError: list index out of range

here is the code

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I have a field as such in PHP:

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I'm working on part 1 of Fullstack Open, the Anecdotes exercise, and I can't figure out why a function is firing when the button I'm pressing is not supposed to trigger that function. You'll see below, I created a generateRand function that generates a random number no greater than the length of the anecdotes array. The handleNext function calls generateRand and sets the state of selected to the value of generateRand in order to pick an anecdote from the array. A separate function, handleVote, allows the user to vote for the current anecdote. I'm not sure why when I press vote, it fires generateRand when handleVote is the function that gets called when I press the vote button.

App.js

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I have made a keymap and added it to a minor mode:

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