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Change values on matplotlib imshow() graph axis - Stack Overflow Defining the range of your grid is probably the best and with imshow it can be done by adding the extent keyword This way the axes gets adjusted automatically If you want to change the labels i would use set_xticks with perhaps some formatter Altering the labels directly should be the last resort
Docker Desktop - An unexpected error was encountered while executing a . . . Run the following commands in PowerShell to ensure WSL is up to date and restart it: wsl --update wsl --shutdown Additionally, check your BIOS settings: • If you have an AMD CPU, ensure SVM (Secure Virtual Machine) is enabled • If you have an Intel CPU, make sure VT-x (Virtualization Technology for x86) is enabled
When is TCP option SO_LINGER (0) required? - Stack Overflow For my suggestion, please read the last section: “When to use SO_LINGER with timeout 0” Before we come to that a little lecture about: Normal TCP termination TIME_WAIT FIN, ACK and RST Normal TCP termination The normal TCP termination sequence looks like this (simplified): We have two peers: A and B A calls close() A sends FIN to B A goes into FIN_WAIT_1 state B receives FIN B sends ACK
python - Column order in pandas. concat - Stack Overflow In addition to that I assume that pandas sorts the dictionary's keys descending by default (unfortunately I did not find any hint in the docs in order to prove that assumption) leading to the behavior you encountered So the basic motivation would be to resort reorder the columns in your DataFrame You can do this as follows:
PostgreSQL function for last inserted ID - Stack Overflow Conclusion: If you can, go for option 3 Elsewhere, prefer 1 Note: all these methods are useless if you intend to get the last inserted id globally (not necessarily by your session) For this, you must resort to SELECT max(id) FROM table (of course, this will not read uncommitted inserts from other transactions)
Sorting columns in pandas dataframe based on column name I am voting to reopen this question, I believe it has been erroneously marked as duplicate: the supplied duplicate asks how to reorder columns whereas this question asks how to sort by column name Strictly speaking answers to the latter are a subset of the former, but users seeking an answer to the latter are unlikely to find it in the answers to the duplicate (the highest-voted answer which