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I am learning CSS grid. While practicing I got an issue. justify-content: center is not centering section-3-nav div.

Here is my code:

I would like to use the redirection operator to bring the stream from ffmpeg to cv2 so that I can recognize or mark the faces on the stream and redirect this stream again so that it runs under another stream.

One withoutfacedetect and One withfacedetect.

I am trying to define a Typescript template literal for a string containing comma-separated values. Can I make this definition truly recursive and general?

See this typescript playground to experiment with the case.

Each comma separated value represents a sort order like height asc. The string should define an order (including primary, secondary, tertiary and so on) which may contain indefinitely many sort levels according to a union of valid field names and two possible orderings "asc" and "desc", separated by commas as per the examples in the sample code.

The implementation below handles up to 4 sort orders, but case 5 reveals that it's not really recursive. The arity of the current expansion (2x2) just includes up to 4 possible values so happened by luck to handle the initial cases I tried.

Sorry for being stupid but recently I stamped upon Hyperthreading and I was amazed how epic and awesome it is but I was wondering what problems it can fix.

In Odoo 10, when user "A" creates a new sales order and assigns it to a different salesperson (user "B"), no matter what configuration you have applied to email templates/subtypes/send notifications, an email is automatically sent to the customer and the salesperson (I am still amazed on which business logic was follow to send internal notification emails to customers by default).

The email is the well known one with this format:

I have a simple HTML file that contains some input fields and other tags. My goal is to get all the input tags and append a new attribute value to each of them. It is to be noted that the value of this new attribute will be decided/populated from an array of strings.

I'm using the BeautifulSoup package of Python to parse this HTML file, and then append this new attribute to each of the input tags.

This my HTML file which I'm parsing:

test.html

Before I start, I just want to thank every contributor ahead of time. I've only posted one question before, and I was amazed at how quickly I got responses and how much I learned after studying the solution. I'm hoping I will have enough reputation points soon to start upvoting good solutions I find here.

Anyways, what I'm trying to do is return one number, and that number is the maximum number of names that appear in a single cell of a worksheet column. Each cell in that column can have any number of names in it. Each name is delimited by a pipe "|", so I count the pipes and then add one to get the number of names in each cell. For example: Cell value is "Bob | Jon | Larry" = 2pipes +1 = 3 names.

My code below works, but I need to do this on tens of thousands of records. I don't think my solution is a good or efficient way to do it (tell me if I'm wrong). So my questions are:

1. Is there a better way to accomplish this, such as without looping through every cell in the range?

2. If there isn't a totally different approach to this, how can I avoid actually printing the name counts in cells in a new column? Could I store these values in an array and calculate the max of the array? (maybe there is already a thread on this topic you could point me to?)

So I recently discovered Numba and I am thoroughly amazed by it. When trying it out I've used a bubblesort function as the test function, but since my bubblesort function calls another function I get errors when calling njit on it.

I've tackled this by first calling njit on my bubblesort subfunction, and then having my bubblesort call the njit subfunction, and it works, but it forces me to define two bubblesort functions when trying to compare. I'm wondering if there's another way of doing this.

This is what I'm doing:

I have been searching for fixes for hours. I'm quite sure I am not using them correctly. I have tried using wrappers, negative margin, and even a flex-grow fix. I cannot find anything to fix my problem so I am turning to Stack. In desktop width the footer stays at the bottom presumably because the content isn't growing below the footers position. However, when I change the viewport to a smaller mobile size the content grows and it causes the footer to rise.