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To recap, the features of gnarly are that it:. The simple description of gnarly is that it's a single-process stream-processor (aka a real-time extra-transform-load) tool for atomic events, following the solid-state-interpreter pattern, poplarized by Urbit. Gnarly ingests blocks (either histoical blocks or in real-time) transforms your data, and then loads that data into something else (like postgres, redshift, or elasticsearch). The way you tell gnarly how to produce the data you care about is via a reducer. For example, we have already made a few reducers like. You can then integrate these indexes (which are just normal postgres tables!) into your application. For example, see XLNT/paperboy for a resilient event websocket powered by gnarly.
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I have DATA - array of arrays(important) with items, and trying to create flatlist:
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Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 11:52 item.id}
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I'm using git with Github as a de-facto backup solution in addition to source control and am working on a large feature. This feature has been pretty gnarly. I'm focused on finishing adding all the enhancements, but know that there will definitely be a ton of cleanup to do afterwards on all the code that I've added since the last commit.
Usually I make commits pretty frequently at logical checkpoints in the development process, but this time I've been holding off because committing would make it harder to find all the code that needs to be cleaned up. Right now I can see a list of uncommitted files + changes in the Github Client for windows, and my IDE, Android Studio, clearly shows files that have uncommitted changes as well.
I have an additional backup solution but was wondering if anyone has a good system in place for these situations - when you don't want to rubber-stamp/commit unfinished code but want to save it somehow in git?
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Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 17:21You could stash away you changes, see the command git stash. It cleans your working directory, saving everything in a so-called "stash stack". Later this saved state can be re-applied with stash apply or stash pop.
The intent with stash is to "record the current state of the working directory and the index", and provide a clean working tree. Is it what you search for?
See git docs
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I am making a simple text game. Everything works fine until it gets to the if statement. I do not know what i am doing wrong.
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Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 05:53Here I have re-written this to be in a form that uses Functions and uses the suggestions I provided to the original post as comments.
You know I assumed incorrectly that you had a purpose to using the labels, but given the way the question has give I think you would do well to not bother with them.
Here is a no-labels version:
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I can retrieve a list of documents from a collection in a Cloud Firestore instance, in Firebase. The response contains the most verbose json I have ever seen. Here is a taste, ...
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Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 00:06The solution was to stop using FirebaseClient, because it was not wrapping the name-value pairs in double quotation marks. Just use normal http instead.
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So I'm trying to import a dataset from Fulltimefantasy.com. I've managed to find a query that helped accomplish this goal. However, there are 2 "problems" in what's returned.
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Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 05:55try:
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I am wondering if my request is possible in ggplot2.
I am looking to enhance a bar plot where I group two bars by hour (1:24) corresponding to model1 and model2's error measured in MAPE (mean absolute percentage error), where hours are the x axis and MAPE is plotted on the y axis.
The chart I explained is simple and informative, but the enhancement I am looking to do is fill each bar with MAPE by Date. Date is the fourth column in my data frame. I would like the fill to correspond to the MAPE value model1 or model2 produced on a given date.
All I have been able to plot so far is each date that makes up the total MAPE calculation in a given model's bar. It is informative in the sense that it shows which dates were used in the error calculation, but it does not tell the viewer which dates were responsible for the least/greatest model error.
I pasted my data at the bottom of the post to avoid clutter. Here are my results so far:
My first attempt with facet_grid resulted in this:
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Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 20:08I don't think there's anything wrong with your plot; it just shows what's in your data. The MAPE for each hour is the same on each date. Look:
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I'm trying to setup some monitoring. As part of that I need to parse some gnarly json output to retrieve a node ID, which changes each time the node is rebooted or the service restarts. I always know the node name but not the "id". The JSON looks something like this:
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Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 23:14Any ideas?
In this situation, the "to_entries" family of filters is helpful, e.g.:
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Looking for some advice on how I can refactor some Scala code to make it more elegant, more idiomatic Scala.
I have a function
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Answered 2020-May-11 at 22:38Thank you to @Duelist whose suggestion to use foldLeft() led me to How does foldLeft in Scala work on DataFrame? which in turn led me to adapting my code like so to eliminate the vars:
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I know this should be easy, I've Googled the h$!| out of it! But I can't figure it out. I need the number, in this case 101, that's between the ~GE* and the next * which is all embedded in a fairly gnarly string of data. A sample string of data is below:
ISA*00* 00 ZZDIANER *ZZ*88888 *200401*1305*^*00501*000044761*1*P*:~GSHCDIANER*88888*20200401*130536*44761*X*005010X222A1~ST*837*59892*005010X222A1~SE*50*59892~GE*101*44761~IEA*1*000044761~
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 18:03$test = 'ISA*00* 00 ZZDIANER *ZZ*88888 *200401*1305*^*00501*000044761*1*P*:~GSHCDIANER*88888*20200401*130536*44761*X*005010X222A1~ST*837*59892*005010X222A1~SE*50*59892~GE*101*44761~IEA*1*000044761~'
[regex]$r = 'GE\*.*\*44761'
$r.Matches($test).Value
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I want to generate some joi schema object from Typescript types or interfaces. In my initial searching I found some things that do the opposite (generate Typescript types/interfaces from joi schemas), and ts-interface-builder + ts-interface-checker that offer some ability to create runtime checkers based on Typescript types/interfaces but were still lacking in feature support, and a whole bunch of gnarly things using classes and decorators around props/methods to accomplish this.
Is there something out there to generate such joi schemas? Or a more mature alternative for runtime checking of interfaces/types? (Useful when pulling from a database and ensuring that the response from a DB is in the correct structure)
EDIT: I guess there's a pretty good thread about this kind of problem on this io-ts github issue.
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Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 03:28I found something that works to my satisfaction for this: typescript-is.
- Swap out what typescript compiler you're using to ttypescript. Instead of calling
tsc, callttsc. - Add the following to
tsconfig.json:
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