You can’t use translation with width you can do it with max-width though but you do have to specify your max-width on the a without hover state aswell eg:

  .lang {         background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.1);         left: -130px;         top: 400px;     }          .lang a {         padding: 10px;         color: black;         max-width: 0;         display: block;         overflow: hidden;         white-space: nowrap;         transition: max-width 1s ease-in-out;     }          .lang a:hover {         width: 300px;         max-width: 300px;     }

    <div id="left">         <a href="" class="position-fixed three_dweb"><img src="https://via.placeholder.com/150"></a>         <div class="position-fixed lang">             <a href="" class="farsi">Language Persian FA</a>             <a class="english">Language English EN</a>             <a class="search"><i class="fas fa-search"></i> Advanced Search </a>         </div>     </div>

How about splitting the content by \n then using json to load each dictionary? something like:

import json  with open(your_file) as f:     data = f.read()  my_dicts = [] for line in data.split():     my_dicts.append(json.loads(line)) 

Here is one way to do it. Multiply torch.sign(x) and torch.sign(y) by an array of booleans representing whether x or y is the result of the min calculation. Then take the logical or (|) of the two resulting tensors to combine them, and multiply that by the min calculation.

mins = torch.min(torch.abs(x), torch.abs(y))  xSigns = (mins == torch.abs(x)) * torch.sign(x) ySigns = (mins == torch.abs(y)) * torch.sign(y) finalSigns = xSigns.int() | ySigns.int()  result = mins * finalSigns 

If x and y have the same absolute value for a certain element, in the code above the sign of x takes precedence. For y to take precedence, swap the order and use finalSigns = ySigns.int() | xSigns.int() instead.

You can use Powermock together with Mockito, then you do not need to subclass B.class. Just add this to the top of your test class

@RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class) @PrepareForTest(B.class) 

@PrepareForTest instructs Powermock to instrument B.class to make the final and static methods mockable. A disadvantage of this approach is that you must use PowerMockRunner which precludes use of other test runners such as the Spring test runner.

The model architecture you have defined is pictorially shown below

You have one dense layer with two neurons. Why two neurons ? because the first parameter to Dense is units which denotes the number of neurons. Each neuron does linear operation of X.W + b and then applies activation function over it. The learnable parameters in a nuerons are W and b.

Since the size of X is 2 (2 features) so size of W(=2) +b = 3. So each neuron in this case will have 3 parameters and 2 such will have 6 parameters.

Turns out that it’s only windows systems that need attributes. If you use attributes on Linux system, it will only save the printer commands rather than the PDF.

If you have lpr on your linux system and call job.print();, it will create the PDF that way, give the job a name so you can locate it on your system.

Had to install cups-pdf and cups-bsd.

if you are using gradlew, go to ./gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties and change distributionUrl to the correct version of gradle.

If you are using JDK14 try

distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-6.3-bin.zip 

If you use vue-router, you could cache the routed components with keep-alive.

  <keep-alive>     <router-view />   </keep-alive> 

This will cache all routes. If you want to cache only the target component, use include:

  <keep-alive :include=['mapComponent']>     <router-view />   </keep-alive> 

NOTE: ‘mapComponent’ is the name of your component, not the the name of your route.

Or, you could chache the component directly:

<keep-alive>   <map-component></map-component> </keep-alive> 

With keep-alive, the mounted hook will be called once, after component creation. To trigger any specific action when navigating to or from the route, you will use activated() and deactivated() hooks.

I think you’re gonna kick yourself for this one, I’ve done it many times in the past.

while(i<firstHalf.length) array.push(firstHalf[i++]); while(j<secondHalf.length) array.push(secondHalf[j++]); 

I think you intend to push to sortedArray

Worked on this repl https://repl.it/repls/BisqueNewMultitasking#index.js

Batch spec supports field injection only. So your code should be changed to inject the batch property to a field. For example,

@Inject @BatchProperty private String prop1;  

The batch property name defaults to the java class field name. Otherwise, you can specify the name with @BatchProperty(name = "property-name").