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So I'm trying to generate a map for a personal project using opensimplex noise, multiple layers etc. My problem is that I want to recreate the equator to combine with a temperature map to obviously ...
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When drawing satellite trajectories, the azimuth Angle jumps from 359° to 0°, causing the line segments to span the entire chart (break) instead of smoothly connecting. python version:3.11.9; ...
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I want to subtract two list with the same length such it returns a list with same length, for example, a = [1,2,3,4] b = [5,4,3,7] a-b=[1-5,2-4,3-3,4-7]=[-4,-2,0,-3] is there any method?
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I am wondering how I am supposed to setup a logger for python projects. It makes sense that I can setup a logger for the main file in a project Example: # main.py logger = logging.getLogger('...
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I’m working with the Ceremonial County Boundaries of England shapefile available here: https://www.data.gov.uk/dataset/0fb911e4-ca3a-4553-9136-c4fb069546f9/ceremonial-county-boundaries-of-england The ...
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I am trying to download a wiki for a community because I have a feeling they're going to be wiping parts of it, but I can't find a means to do so after searching around for some time. The only option ...
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You are given an array  of length . You are also given  tasks. Each task is of the following type: L R V: Apply the bitwise-and operator with V for all You need to print the array after performing all ...
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I'm trying to implement a sentinel flag in Python without using an arbitrary value. That means the sentinel variable cannot be assigned a specific value like None , 0 , False, "wrong", etc. ...
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// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/q/79826930 // Posted by DwangML, modified by community. See post 'Timeline' for change history // Retrieved 2025-12-01, License - CC BY-SA 4.0 import AppKit ...
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So, what I am trying to implement is STL flexi toy maker app. The desired functionality is simple: the user uploads stl -> selects where to 'cut' (where the hinges will be) -> the model is ...
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I have an array and I want to create a mask for this array based on a threshold, sorry if the explanation is a bit convoluted. The first step is to find the intervals of elements higher than half of ...
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I’m building a Python app where the user uploads a PDF, I modify or add a few words, and then return the edited PDF back to them. The critical requirement is that the resulting PDF must look exactly ...
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I downloaded some data from a data repository to do some analysis, and it is in a format that I have never seen and do not know how to work with. import pandas as pd raw={ 'Fill':['text','','','...
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I know that Playwright has Page class with goto() method, but it accepts url only. In my use case I'll most probably test sites knowing only their domain, so I'd have let's say google.com as url ...
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I have just get my hands dirty with VSCode's extension Google Colab (by Google). While I can connect to google servers for running Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb files), Is there a way to use VSCode ...
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