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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AudioParamMap
The AudioParamMap interface of the Web Audio API represents an iterable and read-only set of multiple audio parameters.
#webdev
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AudioParamMap
The AudioParamMap interface of the Web Audio API represents an iterable and read-only set of multiple audio parameters.
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Asynchronously iterable streams
Asynchronous iteration of a stream allows you to use `for await … of` loops to iterate through a stream's incoming data.
#WebPlatform #WebFeatures #Baseline
Asynchronously iterable streams
Asynchronous iteration of a stream allows you to use `for await … of` loops to iterate through a stream's incoming data.
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Duration: 29m.
Duration: 29m.
"Some customers using Sparkpost (US hosted) for email may be seeing delayed or slow sends"
Affects: Global Campaign Sends
Live timeline → https://pingoru.io/providers/iterable/incidents/12446132
#Iterable #IterableDown
"Some customers using Sparkpost (US hosted) for email may be seeing delayed or slow sends"
Affects: Global Campaign Sends
Live timeline → https://pingoru.io/providers/iterable/incidents/12446132
#Iterable #IterableDown
The next time your code gives weird output without an error, it's worth asking: was a single string used where an iterable of strings was expected?
The next time your code gives weird output without an error, it's worth asking: was a single string used where an iterable of strings was expected?
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>>> from difflib import get_close_matches
>>> get_close_matches("appel", "apple banana cherry")
[]
get_close_matches expects an iterable of strings. And an empty list looks like a perfectly reasonable answer ("no suggestions found").
>>> from difflib import get_close_matches
>>> get_close_matches("appel", "apple banana cherry")
[]
get_close_matches expects an iterable of strings. And an empty list looks like a perfectly reasonable answer ("no suggestions found").
Passing join one string instead of a list of strings doesn't raise an error:
>>> " ".join(["I", "use", "Python"])
'I use Python'
>>> " ".join("I use Python")
'I u s e P y t h o n'
A string is an iterable of strings, so join happily joined each character.
Passing join one string instead of a list of strings doesn't raise an error:
>>> " ".join(["I", "use", "Python"])
'I use Python'
>>> " ".join("I use Python")
'I u s e P y t h o n'
A string is an iterable of strings, so join happily joined each character.
Via Search Engine Roundtable.
#AISearch #ChatGPT
Via Search Engine Roundtable.
#AISearch #ChatGPT
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