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Szabolcs

10:09

IGraph/M 0.4 is finally released, meaning it's out of eternal pre-release! 🎉 igraph.discourse.group/t/igraph-m-0-4/166

Szabolcs

10:36

Yes, it is faster, but something else is very wrong (potentially unrelated). Try this: `ds = ResourceData[
"Epidemic Data for Novel Coronavirus COVID-19"]; ds[1, "ConfirmedCases"]` with no semicolon at the end. Expected: a summary box of a TimeSeries. Actual: evaluation never finishes.

@jose Check Redmine #748

@jose The TimeSeries display is entirely broken. Even the simplest TimeSeries from the docs wont' display

@jose Now I can no longer reproduce it after a restart ... not sure what is happening. Originally, I still tested it in a fresh session

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kirkus

12:04

@Szabolcs I was able to reproduce what you saw, but after a couple of restarts it's fine

andre314

@user21 FYI I have seen several questions where the OP try to solve the Laplace equation given somes electrical charges (Coulombs, or charge density Coulombs/meter^2 ...) at the boundary. This corresponds neither to Dirichlet (which imposes potential in Volts) nor Neumann (which imposes the electrical field, Volts/Meter).

@user21 Furthermore theses charge - boundary - problems are mostly dependant of what is outside the boundary, so If the outside is not given, there are many solution. So FEM, nor any other tools, can' t solve this.

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user21

13:34

@andre314, I deleted my comments; to me this sounds a bit like a homework assignment where not too much thinking is requited. But of course I could be wrong.

andre314

@user21 I have the same feeling

Emilio Pisanty

13:48

@halirutan Is there a way to use the SE Uploader palette (or its underlying code) to get the encoded image for a notebook, without trying to upload?

I ran up against the error when I was tying up a loose end, namely uploading the source for the image in this answer, and I reckon I can make do with just the encoded image

while the uploader gets fixed

halirutan

@EmilioPisanty Uploading an image is/was really just sending the PNG bytes. Try to right click the graphics, "copy image" and then paste it where you usually can upload an image in the editor.

Works for me on Linux now (never worked before :)

Emilio Pisanty

@halirutan no, the question is, how can I get the image from the palette

i.e. the wolfram-fox-shaped thingammy png that encodes a notebook

normally if I click on "Selected Notebook" on the palette, it just copies the uploaded png's URL to the clipboard

nevermind, I think I found it

SETools`SEUploader`Private`encodeCurrentNotebook[]

I presume?

bam, I'm sorted =).

I hope the fix is easy to implement!

halirutan

14:07

@EmilioPisanty Ahh, so you mean to encode an expression as a PNG image? Yes, this is they way.

Please note that you have two package files with your SEUploader that specify how this is done. See github.com/halirutan/Mathematica-SE-Tools/blob/master/SETools/…

So you should be able to do the following:

<< SETools`
SEEncodeExpression[]

You get a button that you can use to encode the currently selected cell(s). This image can then be decoded again

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Emilio Pisanty

15:38

@halirutan ah, fair enough

for now it worked, it was hackish but I don't mind

hopefully the fix to the uploader palette will be simple enough that I won't need it, but if I do then it's great to have it here

huge thanks for the community service you're pulling off here =)

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Feeds

17:05

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Szabolcs

21:13

I don't think I'll ever get anywhere with this on StackOverflow, so I'll post it here too. Maybe some of you are sufficiently experienced with CSS/HTML to give a hint. Or maybe this is a Chrome bug.

Q: How to control image placeholder size when using loading="lazy" on <img> elements?

tl;dr When using loading="lazy" and max-width: 100%; height: auto; on img elements, the image placeholder (shown before the image loads) will have square aspect ratio in Chrome. How to force it to have the same aspect ratio as specified by the img's width/height? Otherwise, the page reflows when ...