Given a dictionary including multiple X-Y pairs where X, Y are both three dimensional structure. dictionaryBasedNonlocalMean function return a output which is weighted sum of each Y in the dictionary. Each weight of Y are based on the distance between the input of dictionaryBasedNonlocalMean func...
I am working on an e-commerce website. I want to display products in the search result. Here is a subset of what I am doing to display the images.
I am using flex to divide the screen into 3 columns and I am using flex-grow-1 to make all the cards the same height, here is the code:
.summary-c...
I'm trying to improve my code and have better logging.
Is there an ideal way of how to tell which conditions are false in a list of conditionals?
i.e)
if(isAnimal && isCarnivore && isPlant){
// does something
} else {
// want to console.log all the false conditions in one console.log
}
We coul...
I have the below data and am obtaining the expected output column for it.
DATA EXPECTED_OUTPUT EXPLANATION
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123 0000000123 9 leading 0s to get to 10 characters.
...
I have written a fully functional simple command line multi-connection downloader, written in Python 3, using just threading, requests and pathlib for its core functionality, plus 19 other libraries for some extra features.
I have added resume support and it automatically resumes interrupted down...
This is my code for a simple used car sales platform, with flex used for the DIVs:
https://jsfiddle.net/m56npe32/
I am looking for constructive criticism on how to improve the design, as the entire code works well at a basic level.
Embedded within is:
<div class="row">
<article class="col-lg-3">
<
So I've made a dashboard, and I have alot of colors / icons on this page.
One of the things I wanted to get some others view on was the design I've choosen.
I use bootstrap background colors: primary, success, danger, warning, dark, so all icons can appear with this background.
To change the colo...
#include
#include
int main()
{
vector<int> primes;
int n = 100; // amount of numbers - 1
vector<bool> sieve;
for (int i = 0; i <= n; i++) { // creating vector with all true values
sieve.push_back(true);
}
// let's set 0 and 1 to false because well we know...
I coded this, so that a function that'll likely listen to a redis PUB/SUB channel can run in multiple processes and be asynchronous as well, to make the most of the machine.
I'm curious about what you think :
from multiprocessing import Process
import asyncio as aio
import coloredlogs, logging
im...
