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version: '3.8'

services:
  neo4j:
    # modified from: https://github.com/neo4j-examples/nlp-knowledge-graph/blob/master/docker-compose.yml
    image: neo4j:5.10.0-enterprise
    container_name: "neo4j-5.10"
    # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75018323/problem-installing-a-plugin-in-docker-container-of-neo4j
    volumes:
      - ./neo4j/data:/data

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# SOURCE (and adapted from): https://stackoverflow.com/a/46676405/155406
import requests, zipfile, io
import pandas

# use requests to get the dataset, get the zipfile, and use pandas to read the csv
# the site blocks certain requests, but ironically allows wget from Google Colab
def rm_main():
  # get the data
  URL = ("https://peter-tanner.com/moneypuck/downloads/shots_2021.zip")
  r = requests.get(URL)

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Steps

1. Open up the terminal
2. Make sure you go to the home directory via: cd ~
3. Create a new folder called sfdc via: mkdir sfdc
4. Change into that directory via : cd sfdc
5. Copy the contents of the file into docker-compose.yml into that directory. In the terminal, ls should print out docker-compose.yml
6. Make sure the docker app is running on your machine
7. In the terminal, run the command docker-compose up

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# challenge from charlie
#-----
# Write a function called "reconcileHelper" that processes two arrays of integers.
# Each array passed in will have only distinct numbers (no repeats of the same integer in 
# the same array), and the arrays are not sorted.
# Your job is to find out which numbers are in array a, but not array b, 
# and which numbers are in array b, but not in array a.
# Your function should return a string formatted as so:
# "Numbers in array a that aren't in array b: 
# <num1> <num2> <num3>...

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ms = readRDS("mission-statements.rds")
glimpse(ms)
mscorp = corpus(ms$mission)
metadoc(mscorp, "unitid") = ms$unitid
ndoc(mscorp)
sum(ntoken(mscorp))
hist(ntoken(mscorp))
kwic(mscorp, "education", window=3)
msdfm = dfm(mscorp,
            stem = T,

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Title

Header 2

H3

h4

• Item 1
• Item 2

1. This is item 1
2. This is item 2

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// const reqParent = document.getElementById("tfa_430");
const birthDateString = document.getElementById("tfa_327");
console.log(birthDateString);
const birthDate = Date(birthDateString);
console.log(birthDate);
const compareDate = Date();
if (birthDate > compareDate) {
  console.log("test compare is true");
	document.getElementById("tfa_430").checked = true;
}

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About this code snippet

I am looking for some help or I want to remember how I solved a certain problem.

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---
title: Tensorflow, Tip-Ins, and Tableau, Oh My
author: Brock Tibert
date: '2020-02-18'
slug: tensorflow-tip-ins-and-tableau-oh-my
categories:
  - R
tags:
  - NHL
  - Tensorflow