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I'm using pyspark to process some streaming data coming in and I want to add a new column to my data frame with a 50-second moving average.

i tried using a Window spec with rangeBetween:

I'm having trouble with a crawler script that I created on Python. I'm grabbing the features and specifications (which are bullet points) for a list of product urls:

I'm using the Nimbus look and feel in a Java application I am building and have a safeguard in case Nimbus can't be found but it doesn't look very good and much of the components look obstructed when using the default Windows look and feel. I found some things saying that Nimbus was cross-platform so I think it should be okay but I came here just in case. When I say jar converted into exe I'm just talking about compiling it into a jar and then creating a self-contained executable out of it, would that have Nimbus look and feel?

Thanks!

I am writing a raycaster using SDL's C API. I have spent weeks trying to fix the notorious fisheye effect to no avail. According to this source, I can multiply my calculated distance by the cosine of half of the FOV to fix it. That has not worked for me. I still have the cosine correction in my code nonetheless.

Here are two images demonstrating the distortion:

I think a core problem of my code may be that my angle increment is constant, while the increment should be smaller as I'm closer to the screen borders. Unfortunately, I don't know how to start implementing this.

If possible, could anyone please take a look at my code and give me a tip on how to remove the fisheye? To move in any direction, use the arrow keys. Use the 'a' and 's' keys to turn left and right respectively.

This is how I'm compiling: clang `pkg-config --cflags --libs sdl2` raycaster.c

I am writing a raycaster using the SDL library with C. I have been dealing with the fisheye effect for many weeks now. For a field of view like 60 degrees, I multiply the distance to the wall by the cosine of the relative angle (ranging from -30 to 30), but still, I get the same fisheye. Here's what that looks like:

I don't know what to do at this point, given that so many sources have recommended cosine correction and it just does not fix the distortion in my case.

• I am compiling like this: clang `pkg-config --cflags --libs sdl2` raycaster.c
• To go forward and back, press the up and down keys. Press left and right to strafe. You can use the a and s keys to turn left and right respectively.

My code is below if you want to take a look. If you manage to figure out why I am getting a warped perspective in my engine, please let me know.

I apologize for the vague title, but my issue is fairly specific. I'm currently converting our site to use Bootstrap, and I've come across a small thing that bugs me with the header (jumbotron). When viewed on mobile, or with a xsmall/small screen size, the words "Service" and "Agency" will force down to the next line and display underneath our tree logo (shown in pictures)

EDIT: Forgot to mention, I cannot just simply split the tree logo and words into two different columns, as this forces them to appear on opposite ends of the screen when viewed on desktop.

Small Screen

XSmall Screen

Desktop Screen

Instead, I'd like for the words "Human", "Service", and "Agency" all to display stacked on top of one another, next to the tree, when viewed on small or xsmall screens. Any ideas on how to approach this?

HTML:

I wonder what is the best design for an app sold to multiple clients (there is very few differences between each client app: some css, auth method).

I think multiple instances (front + back + db) of our app, one for each client is a better design but I cannot find online sources.

Advantages of multiple instances:

• robust +++: deployement seems to be easier, we can go step by step
• agile +++: easy to deploy for specific client
• gdpr compliant ++: db are splitted by client, no chances to mess with client data (you'll find below a quote from the gdpr guideline)

Drawbacks:

• need to redeploy for all client after a new version is published

Am I missing something ?

gdpr guidelines:

Effectiveness is at the heart of the concept of data protection by design. The requirement to implement the principles in an effective manner means that controllers must be able to demonstrate that they have implemented dedicated measures to protect these principles, and that they have integrated specific safeguards that are necessary to secure the rights and freedoms of data subjects. It istherefore not enough to implement generic measures solely to document DPbDD-compliance; each implemented measure must have an actual effect. This observation has two consequences.

The following code is giving me an android.content.ActivityNotFoundException every so often.

I use identical code in a few of my activities to direct the user to additional information on a web site and it seems to work most of the time without problems.

In some Node.js, I had