Hands | Memory game with hand gesture recognition | Machine Learning library

I wrote some code in https://github.com/p6steve/raku-Physics-Measure that looks for a Measure type in each maths operation and hands off the work to non-standard methods that adjust Unit and Error aspects alongside returning the new value:

I am trying to create a Popup window that is displayed just after the right arrow is pressed that is in KYC.jsx. I created but it is displayed as a window also but goes away after I stop clicking the button. Did I do something wrong? My code for KYC.jsx, Popup.jsx and KYC.css and Popup.css are as below: KYC.jsx

We have recently been parachuted to a new ETL project with very bad code. I have in my hands a query with 700 rows and all sort of update.

I would like to debug it with SET XACT_ABORT ON; and the goal is to rollback everything if only one transaction fails.

But I find several way to archive it on StackOverflow like this:

I've written an import function that gets a single file from an aws s3-bucket.

That function itself is a wrapper around aws.s3::s3read_using() which takes a reading function as its first argument.

Why do I wrap around aws.s3::s3read_using() ? Because I need to do some special error-handling and want the wrapping function to do some Recall() up to a limit... but that's a different story.

Now that i've successfully build and tested my wrapping function i want to do another wrapping arround that:

I want to iterate n times over my wrapper to bind the downloaded files together. I now have the difficulty to hand the 'reading_function' to the FUN argument of aws.s3::s3read_using().

I could do that by simply using ... - BUT! I want to make clear to the USER of my wrapping wrapper, that he needs to specify that argument.

So I've decided to use rlangs rlang::enexpr() to capture the argument and to hand it over to my first wrapper via !! - which in return captures that argument again with rlang::enexpr() and hands it over - finally - to aws.s3::s3read_using() via rlang::expr(aws.s3::s3read_using(FUN = !!reading_fn, object = s3_object))

That works perfectly fine and smooth. My Problem is with testing that function construct using testthat and mockery

Here is some broadly simplyfied code:

I want to reuse same class more than once in a chain of decorated objects like this.

InstrumentedTargetDecorator -> ResilientTargetDecorator -> InstrumetedTargetDecorator -> Target

Note that InstrumentedTargetDecorator is used twice here on purpose.

This is how SimpleInjector syntax looks to get the above wired up

I have a directive that's at the top level of the app and queries elements via document.querySelector and hands them to fromEvent. The problem is, that when the code in the directive's ngAfterViewInit runs, the DOM isn't fully rendered yet so the element query returns null.

I could run the code in setTimeout with some arbitrary amount of time, but that doesn't seem like a sustainable, and flexible solution.

Any ideas for how this can be elegantly handled?

Right now, my code looks like some variation of this:

I'd like to be able to use GitHub Actions to be able to deploy resources with AWS, but without using a hard-coded user.

I know that it's possible to create an IAM user with a fixed credential, and that can be exported to GitHub Secrets, but this means if the key ever leaks I have a large problem on my hands, and rotating such keys are challenging if forgotten.

Is there any way that I can enable a password-less authentication flow for deploying code to AWS?

I have a problem as below, I tried but I couldn't find the right result. I want to solve it in a simple way without using an extra library. I don't have any data to share because I can't establish a correct logic.

4 twins (8 children in total) play with their eyes closed. The children in the randomly distributed group hold each other's hands in pairs when a moment comes. How to write a python script that lists all possibilities and marks the probability that siblings hold each other's hand?

So I been trying to get my first Wear Os watch face published But when I submit I keep it keeps getting rejected. I only lightly changed the Sample Android studio provides nothing much changed but the background and the way the hands move. I keep getting this. I really do not know why it keeps getting rejected. I make sure it works for both square and round wear OS. I keep getting this message

Step 1: Fix the eligibility issue with your app

During review, we detected the following eligibility issue and were unable to accept your app for Wear OS:

The basic functionality of your app does not work as described in App Bundle

1. Wear OS functionality should work as expected or as described in the app's Google Play Store listing. Please make sure to test your app on a variety of Wear OS devices and configurations.

For example, Hours and Minutes hands are not placed in the center of the watch face on Square Device. as shown/described on the store listing.

I really don't know what to do because I have appealed twice. I asked is it because I am moving the arrows differently. I get the same generic response.