OK, consider this a WIP. Wanted to get something out there to accompany the video . It'll keep improving - your comments welcome! This one has been on my list for years. Like Prof. Brad Vander Zanden says, it's gnarly to have a problem you can't solve and don't know if it can be or not. ---------- Extracting subject locations from the puzzle image (animals, houses, the car, empty nodes and links!) How would one go about solving this problem in python? You have a few image files. These are small images each containing a single subject. Now, you are given an test image containing some of these subjects without any modification - that is, the small image files, if contained in the large test image, are contained without any modification. What is required: Dump out the locations of the subjects that are contained in the test image. Dump out the connections between adjacent subjects - that is, where a "branch" exists - a "road", versus "no r...
To many, this would be a trivial case (this is 100% expected), and, for those who know the nitty gritty of how performance improved going from 10 billion to 175 billion parameters, this is REALLY trivial, but, it still blows my mind that it caught THIS 😊 Q: I am using the below VBA macro to sort a column in descending order, but it has the side effect of doing the equivalent of CTRL+HOME , so I have to manually pan (scroll horizontally) to get back to the column of interest. What can I do? 🔹 Original VBA Macro: Sub sort_col_desc() Dim TableName As String Dim TableHeader As String TableName = ActiveCell.ListObject.Name TableHeader = ActiveCell.ListObject.HeaderRowRange.Cells(1, ActiveCell.Column - ActiveCell.ListObject.Range.Column + 1).Value With ActiveCell.ListObject.Sort .SortFields.Clear .SortFields.Add2 Key:=Range(TableName & "[[#All],['" & TableHeader & "]]"), SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, _ ...
If you'd like to try to get it to work, the source is here: https://github.com/ananthchellappa/SKILL I will give you a ZIP file containing a file called bindkeys.il and a couple of directories named utils and CCS which contain .il files. It is in the Cadence SKILL programming language in which comments are begun with a semicolon (that is a semicolon that is outside a single or double-quoted string) For each line that is not a comment, if the line references a function or procedure that is defined in a file in the utils or CCS directories, use the content of that file to infer what the function/procedure does, and add a short (upto 12 words) comment after the line in bindkeys.il. It is also ok to use information in the guide.xlsx file. For example, the line load("~/SKILL/utils/toglInstObjFil.il") References a file containing: procedure( toglInstObjFil() foreach( item schGetEnv("schematicSelectFilter" ) ...
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